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"GREAT!!!!! On time, very well focused on the task at hand!!! and VERY CLEAN. The chimney was cleaned and inspected to ensure safe operation!!! A very thorough cleaning of the dryer vent. Also inspected for safe operation!!! This company is very good!!! They completely installed a new wood burning stove and brought the chimney up to code for a safe operation. I would recommend the company to anyone who uses their fireplace/ wood burning insert for professional installation and maintenance. Thank you for keeping my family and home safe!!!!"

"When it rains on the inside of your fireplace, you have a problem. My chimney crown had several cracks that needed to be sealed. I called a few chimney repair companies and in the end decided to go with Holy Smokes Chimney Service. I found the owner, Waylon, an honest and forthright person who seemed to really care about my situation. He came to my home and gave me a quote the day I called him, and then proceeded to tell me he was going to put a tarp over my chimney with no pressure to use his services while I investigated other companies. I was impressed with that and his overall knowledge and experience. Waylon was back with his assistant within two weeks to clean and waterproof the bricks, seal the crown, and install a new chimney cap. They also blew the leaves off the roof, walks, and driveway. What a relief to finally get this done, and at a fair price. I couldn’t be more pleased with Holy Smokes Chimney Service, and highly recommend them. Thank you Waylon!"

"The repairs were performed at the church where I am now deacon of facilities. This building was destroyed in May 2008 when an EF3 tornado hit our town. The shell of this commercial building was rebuilt in 2010 and the portion that we own (4 units) was configured for use as a church. The subcontractor hired to perform the HVAC systems made several mistakes that didn't fully manifest until a year or two later. During rain and/or snow storms that were accompanied by high winds, moisture could get into the vertical and goose neck vents. That water would then go down the pipes and leak out through joints in the pipes located inside the attic. This led to some ceiling and wall damage in our sanctuary area. Initially, the damage was not severe and the rate of occurrence was low so the issues were essentially ignored. Over the past year, however, the problems became worse. Accordingly, I was asked to investigate the root causes of the problems and get estimates for the repairs. I identified three local roofing contractors who had good reviews and contacted each of them to acquire bids. The first contractor came out and inspected the roof penetrations but couldn’t determine what would be causing the leaks. He was a young man and told me that he would discuss his findings with a more senior member of the company and get back to me. I never heard anything from them. The second contractor that I contacted never even returned my initial phone call. This left me with the remaining contractor, Artisan Roof Repair and Maintenance out of Ft. Collins, Colorado. Artisan contacted me and set up a date for the initial inspection. Unfortunately, we experienced a snow storm the day before the inspection so Artisan called to reschedule their visit. On the appointed day, Sean (owner) and a helper showed up right at the specified time. They talked to me to gather information on the problems we had experienced. Then I took Sean inside to view the damaged areas and give him insight into the types of HVAC systems we had. Next, he went up onto the roof and thoroughly analyzed all of the roof penetration sites. He took numerous photos and then went back to the office to prepare a repair estimate. The estimate included copies of his photos which confirmed the problems. He found that the caulk used to seal the joints in the vent pipes was not adhering to the sheet metal which allowed water to get inside the pipes. He also found a couple base flashings that were not lying flat to the shingles (allowing water to blow up under them). Finally, he noticed that the vent caps on the vertical pipes were not adequate for high wind applications like ours. He gave us a quote of $1290 to replace all of the vent caps, remove the defective caulk and replace it with a high quality sealant, add screws and sealant to the flashings that were humped up, and add mesh screens to the openings of the 14 inch goose neck vents to minimize the possibility of water blowing up into them. The church approved the work and it was successfully implemented on January 4, 2016. I was very impressed with the quality and professionalism of Artisan. Sean and his wife made sure that I was fully informed throughout the entire project and they met all of their commitments. Sean took numerous pictures prior to providing the bid and he also supplied me with numerous pictures showing the repaired areas (after the job was completed). I highly recommend Artisan for anyone that has roof repair or maintenance issues. I know that I will not hesitate to call Sean for any future roof needs we might have at our church."

"Original bid was $850. Somehow it ended up costing $1200. I'd rather know the price up front than be lied to. Every trip he made to the house there was a new issue that increased price. I have since spoken to a couple of installers who assured me that the items he charged me extra for should have been included at no charge and he should have known to look for them when he did the original bid. Like how thick was the existing door and the replacement door? Charging extra to replace trim that you removed? I wouldn't use him again. Which is sad. I would have paid the higher price if that's what he had quoted to begin with, but to nickel and dime at every turn seems shady and I don't want to business with that kind of businessman. The house was under contract and he knew that I had to get the job done, which he gladly took advantage of, running up the price. Don't take advantage of people. It isn't nice. Like I said, I needed the job completed, the issue wasn't the price, I would have paid the $1200, the issue was the way that the man does business. If this is the way that Wayne treated me, I shudder to think of how he would take advantage of someone else who would be easy to take advantage of, say and elderly person or someone else who was rushed. It's better to be up front and honest. The job took longer than anticipated but not excessively. I've noticed that any home improvement job seems to take longer than scheduled."

"It turns out that the way the concrete was originally poured caused the original mason to fudge the job. Tim and his helper (sorry I forgot your name) went the extra mile. They removed all the old brick and cut a straight edge in the concrete. Then masterfully cut each brick to fit the new edge perfectly. You'd never know... Communication was good and quick. Fit me in as soon he said he would."

"Great. Arrived on time. Quickly performed tasks."

"done on time and without problems"

"I had 4 contractors give me bids on Foundation repair. Ultimately I did not select liftech but they were my 2nd choice. Their price was competitive and Jack M did a good job of explaining the process. I at least recommend Liftech for consideration if you need foundation repair."

"They were really good. I would recommend them."

"They did a good job.  They were very efficient."