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"Sonya was great. Super informative. Efficient. Was able to answer all my questions regarding the test being performed and mold. Definitely recommend."

"Ted Riddick did an excellent job of performing a mold test in our basement, at the buyers request. I was very leary at first, because we recently cleaned the carpets and were concerned and/or confused that mold could be in our basement. We certainly would have known if we had mold in our basement or water coming causing a mold situation. Needless to say no mold was found, and my worries were alleviated. Mr. Riddick is a seasoned inspector, with a deep knowledge all areas of home inspections. He was professional, kind, did a great job."

Full service Radon testing and mitigation, air duct and dryer vent cleaning, and blown-in attic insulation company. We service the entire state of Delaware and eastern Maryland.

"The self-test product was as expected. The reports require additional research to interpret and understand, so seemed more targeted at professionals."

"All were cleaned. In addition, mold was found in the HVAC so they put some powder in to kill the mold, for an additional cost of $220 (plus the $189 for the ducts and vents)"

"The process was simple, but in New Hampshire, if you live close to Concord, a homeowner can flush water and well with chlorine bleach and have the state lab run the water tests."

"I initially met with Pete to get a quote on the solutions for our basement. He was very, very thorough and likable. In fact, in his opinion we didn?t need to do all the work we had done to waterproof our basement, but we choose to go above and beyond for future needs. Compared to several other companies, this was a very honest evaluation. I had a few more questions after our meeting and Pete was always responsive on his mobile or through text. <br /> <br /> The crew?s start date was pushed back a day due to heavy snows, but they still completed the job in two days despite having to knock out the end of it on a Saturday. Donny led the crew, and did most of the heavy work. He clearly had a lot of experience and was a really nice guy. Same can be said for the rest of the crew as well ? friendly and courteous of the house. I was able to stop down whenever I liked to chat and check out the work. Donny was happy to go over where they were in the process and inform me what was upcoming. <br /> <br /> So, how?d the work turn out? To sum it up, it turned out great. The system got it?s first test not even a week after they completed the job when the temperatures rose and the 20?-36? of snow we had began to melt. The wells took on water and drained to the system as expected. The pump is incredibly quiet and we had no idea it was running until we spotted signs outside that the pump had quietly been discharging water all along. <br /> <br /> Now, for clarification, I gave a ?B? for Quality for just a few smaller, but notable, reasons. First, how Pete explained the cracks would be filled (chiseled out like a ?V? and filled with epoxy) was not quite as thorough as how they actually were (epoxying directly on top of the cracks). Second, it was my understanding the discharge pipe would come out of the foundation, elbow into the ground and run, buried under the mulch and lawn, to the discharge point. Instead, the pipe exits three feet from the house (an acceptable distance), but directly on to our mulch bed. This is how we discovered it was working, as the mulch was pushed into the lawn as the water was expelled. Granted, there was a significant amount of snow on the ground, as mentioned. However, Donny led me to believe that burying the pipe was never part of the plan. Miscommunication between Pete and I, or him and the crew, I?m not sure? Either way, it?s something I will fix myself in the spring. Thirdly, the original plan was to put durawall panels (a vapor barrier, essentially) over all epoxy'd cracks, though the crew covered only the ones that would be on the "finished" side of the basement someday. And lastly, the Mold Exterm spray was nearly an afterthought to the point where I felt as though I needed to constantly mention it to make sure it wasn?t forgotten. All of these things helped to add up to a perceived value on paper which convinced us to spend the extra $300 over our lowest quote to go with Basement Pros. In hindsight, the above mentioned points were perhaps not quite what I expected, so for that I dropped to a B. <br /> <br /> Ultimately, dealing with Basement Pros was a great experience. You are dealing with an honest group of guys who know what they are doing. And it's always the same crew since they do not sub contract, which we felt was another plus. We trusted that we would be in good hands, and I?m confident we are. I'd absolutely recommend Basement Pros to anyone in need of basement waterproofing."

Water Removal, Drying, Dehumidify Mold Removal and treatment 24 hour Emergency Response Quality results All types of water and flood damage We are IICRC-certified service professionals We promise quality, reliable cleaning service every time so our loyal customers feel special. We work hard to be the best. Our products are high-quality and safe. And we focus on the details, so you have a clean, orderly experience.

"I used and recommend Allstate American Waterproofing. They were fabulous. I was pleased with their professionalism, responsive, and knowledgable they were. When Bob came out to do the assessment, he knew exactly what he was doing. I was very happy with their services and I will use them again. He also gave us a discount."

"B-Dry Waterproofing sent Keith Miller to be my inspector.  He was prompt, helpful, and very thorough with his suggestions and estimate.  Due to the simplicity of the problem, I appreciate his do-it-yourself solution and low cost estimate if my initial work wasn't successful. <br /> I'll definitely be calling B-Dry again if I have further waterproofing needs. <br /> <br /> <br />"