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"Showed up on time and repaired my leak quickly. Pleasant and cleaned up afterwards nicely."

"Called the office and asked for an evaluation and estimate on the job. Replace pump and float with new fittings. Someone would be over to look at the issue in a few hours. Even sooner Wes showed up and evaluated the situation and current piping set up. Clearly stated what was needed and provided an estimate and time to complete the job. He and his assistant left and said they would be back quickly after picking up the necessary pump and supplies to complete the job and how long it would take. They came back as they said and began the project explaining the whole time what happened, and the improved check valve and pump replacement were more efficient and less likely to have issues when the float is attached to the pump. Wes was efficient, experienced and willing to explain what he was doing and why. Gave some wonderful tips on avoiding issues in the future and clearly was sincerely passionate about his work. When they were finished, we had a much better system for the sump and piping. I would highly recommend Best Flo as a company that delivers more than expected and highly competent, experiences associates to resolve issues you may have with sewer or plumbing issues."

"My basement ejection pump burned out so I went on home advisor. Within two minutes Mr. Rooter call and Frank showed up an hour later he was very personable and told me he could replace it right away three hours later the job was done and I have my basement bathroom and laundry room up and running the price was well within what I expected and I should mention that this was on a Sunday. I would definitely recommend this company."

"I had a handyman replace my sink and vanity in the bathroom of my home. He was very reliable. He took ownership and returned to fix a leaky faucet. He took care of the issue immediately. Fantastic customer service."

TPK LLC

"I called and spoke to Dave around 3 pm.  He said he could be at the house in about an hour.  I had just had my cesspool pumped out for the 2nd time in 6 months.   That service was done by another cesspool company, that came to the house when I wasn't there and just did the pump out and gave me no verbal feedback, just big bills.  Dave came to the house when my son, who is a plumber was home.  He inspected the cesspool and flushed toilets.  Dave told me that he thought that it was the pipe from the main to the cesspool because the flow was lower than expected from the main through the pipe. .  He explained that my house must have been built in 1972, because it  precast cesspool rings and that had and the pipe that connected the main to the cesspool was made of a material called "Orangeburg" a material constructed of cardboard and tar paper.   He said he could snake that to find out or he could just replace the pipe.  If he snaked the pipe, there would be an additional charge.  I looked up "Orangeburg" and he was right on point.  The material was only supposed to last under the best conditions 50 years.  I made the judgment call to replace the pipe.  It turns out he was right on, from inspecting the pipe that was removed.  He was very professional and spoke with my son (because I wasn't there).  He also kept in communication with me on the phone.  He did the work despite the fact that I wasn't there and he was paid days later.  Dave said that we would have to wait and see 2-3 months if this was the problem, because we should know by then if there is something else wrong.  My son, who is the plumber thinks he nailed the problem, but we will have to wait and see.  I wish that I had called him in the first place, it would have saved me almost $1,700.00 in pump out  fees. <br />"

"They successfully repaired a French Drain that had been in use for over 30 years and had recently developed issues. The work exceeded expectations, with a clean process and minimal noise from the jackhammer inside the house. The system now functions as if it were new. Their expertise with older systems was evident."

"Our electrical utility had a power surge which damaged much electronic equipment, including the back-up battery for our basement pump. I called AM Shield and they initially explained how I might avoid a service call. When that did not work, they assigned a technician who arrived on time this morning. He was professional and knowledgeable, quickly diagnosing the problem. The technician replaced fuses and a transformer plug. They charged for labor only, very generously providing the parts at no cost. I was relieved that a new battery was not required. I highly recommend AM Shield. They successfully completed 2 waterproofing jobs for us in the past and it is always a please to work with their staff."

"Ed responded to my home at 9:00 AM as promised. By now, I had 5 other waterproofing companies recommended by either Home Advisor or Angies List over for estimates and was fairly used to the routine. A big book carried by the salesman touting their particular organization on BBB, Home Advisor, Angie's List Google, Yelp, etc...Then an examination of the basement and in a few cases, the exterior of the house. Then came the "doom and gloom" part of the presentation... The majority of the salesmen would educate me on Hydro-static pressure and the danger it presented to my house. Evidently, we were living in a clay pot filled with water that was constantly apply pressure and attempting to enter my house through cracks in the foundation. I was also reminded of the constant rise in the "water table" in my area (Malverne). The only resolution to this dilemma was apparently to dig a perimeter ditch on the interior of my basement walls, install a "french drain" or some similar variation of plastic tubing with perforated holes, install a sump pump ( or 2) and seal in the drain with concrete. The damage to the "finished" basement would have been substantial and MY responsibility to make whole again! :( . Some variance in the pricing was based on the amount of perimeter suggested to be covered. From either the one wall where the water was coming in to the whole basement to prevent future occurrences... From $5000- $13,000. Again, NOT INCLUDING my cost to repair the damage to my sheet rock walls, baseboard and baseboard heating repairs... Add another $3-3500. Only one contractor suggested sealing the wall on the exterior which involved excavation , hydro-static cement to fill the cracks, Karnac tar, a membrane and a vapor barrier for $5,600. Enter Edward from E & M Waterproofing... No big book, 5 minutes in my basement and and a quick look outside. He informs me that I should dig out the dirt by the casement window approximately 20 inches down and back fill with gravel six inches from the sill. I also installed a new plastic shield above said window. I asked him about all the "doom and gloom" scenarios that I had already absorbed over the last week and he stated that since my leakage was event driven (Rain), he did not believe that I had water coming from underneath my house. The water table in my area HAD NOT risen and that the installation of "french drains" would be useless and ineffective in my case. The kicker was when he found my sewer trap and pointed out that I had "a hole in my foundation" where the pipe went into the ground. If my house was indeed taking on water, this would have been the first place I would have seen it!. It was dry as a bone. He also, gave me an estimate ($3,500 ) to seal the outside wall if necessary ( for my peace of mind, just in case). He did not charge for his advice and told me that he had 10 more estimates to complete knowing that he might only get 4-5 jobs due to his honesty. Needless to say, I followed his instructions that day (Mid-August) and have not had a drop of water since then. All in all, I would highly recommend E & M Waterproofing to anyone with any kind of water issues in their homes. I felt a little bit like Diogenes the Cynic until I met Edward, who has restored some of my faith in mankind... :)"

"when tech showed up the dryer seemed to be working and heating however it did not when I called, seemed the heating element was cracked creating and off and on working condition. I went ahead to repair the problem by purchasing a new heating element. I was surprised however that the tech expected me to pay in full before he ordered the part and repaired the problem, but I did using my credit card knowing if there was a issue the credit card co. would have my back, The part was order and Alex fixed it as soon as it came in and was great"