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"Replaced old duct that wasn't suitable or up to code, he was very knowledgeable about this."

At Puget Sound Home Refresh, I provide reliable, detail-focused cleaning and home organization services designed to make your life easier. With over 2 years of experience, I specialize in working with busy households and individuals who may feel overwhelmed by their space—offering judgment-free support and practical solutions that truly make a difference.\n\nWhether it’s a deep clean, move-out service, or ongoing maintenance, I take pride in creating calm, functional, and refreshed environments. I’m known for my consistency, strong attention to detail, and ability to transform even the most challenging spaces into something manageable and comfortable.\n\nYour home should feel like a place you can breathe—and I’m here to help make that happen.

Travis's Handy Services is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers' interests, and make their concerns the basis of our business.

"The guys are amazing!!! Absolutely happy with Andy work. Everything looked SUPER CLEAN after they finished. Definitely worth the Angie's list."

"OK, but water was contaminated and no suggestions to improve it"

"Air Duct Crew did a great job and I REALLY appreciated the guys that showed up to do the job. Very nice and professional, had no concerns about them at all."

"I really like them. My only issue is that I had to move my own furniture and they were taking so long I cleaned up. I had to get to work and it was very late.then I moved furniture back as well. Everything else was excellent."

"Norm was on time to give an estimate. When asked about a different brand he searched out info on that for us, too. Brad came to do the work and was comfortable to be around, worked hard, and completed the job leaving it clean."

"Tommy is a very polite, professional and trustworthy man to be around the outside of the home. That's very important. He always let me know when he was starting to work outside, kept us informed as to what he was working on and ultimately caught the possums under the house, fixed the problem and now the house is quiet. <br>"

"Now to the basement: I would operate various woodworking power tools (planer, chop saw, etc.) with no problem, but noticed with the new box that I kept tripping breakers. I called them and spoke with their electrician, who sent a fellow out to check out stuff. He suggested that the new breakers (Square D) are more and quot;sensitiveand quot; than the old breakers. That is, a breaker rated at 20 amps could actually carry a load of 22 or so amps. Not so with the new ones. A 15 amp motor may only draw 10 amps when running but require a full draw at startup. If I have other things on the circuit, breakers trip. Solved that problem by rewiring, and will do so with more circuits. The breaker box in the basement was a great addition, and that rates a big plus for them. But that darn heat pump location still galls me. <br /> The whole system is quiet and efficient, joints were sealed tight. However, in hindsight, and here's where I downgraded them, I would have pressed more for their own recommendations about air supply location. They did present a floor diagram showing recommended locations, which was ok but not entirely satisfactory. To their credit however, this is an old house (circa 1920's) so there are limitations. However, the heat pump siting still gives me a negative feeling about them. They asked me where it should go -- I wish I would have prodded them for a suggestion, or insisted on a different spot and let them worry about running tubing, etc. The reason I complain about the location is because it sits immediately under the dining room window, and the sucker is huge. I suggested a relocation, for which they would charge me $300. So now there it sits. <br /> I'm not a professional HVAC person and don't know that much about it. Why should it be up to me? They are the ones who should give constant guidance and suggestions (I believe the term is handholding).. Is Trane a better system than any other one out there? I can't answer that, nor is that what this review is intended to cover. To their credit, I did request 4 quotes for systems including Trane, Carrier, and one other. Renaud was the only one who recommended a breaker box upgrade (around $2K if memory serves me correctly), and I needed/wanted it done anyway. Nordstroms has a great reputation for customer service. I think a lot of businesses could learn from them. If I was an HVAC installer, I would call the customer after a month or two and ask how the system is working, any problems, questions, etc. Not a word from Renaud."