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"Scott came to my sisters house to diagnose and repair a washer that was trickling cold water. He told her that the machine was not getting water and the problem was the valve and plumbing feeding the hoses. Call a plumber. I went there an had a look thinking that that was unusual to be blocked with public water and pressure. I disconnected the hoses from the washer and put them into the tub and turned the water back on. The wasn't a flow problem. It was the cold water solenoid on the machine that quit working. It is an electronically controlled valve. Kaput. I ordered one and replaced very easily. I called Scott and thought I'd tell him what the problem was. I wasn't angry, just gave him a call. I wasn't expecting him to raise his voice in defense of his misdiagnosis and what he charged. He told me she was lucky that I hadn't charged full price. lol. I said she was lucky that she didn't waste more money having a plumber tell her that there wasn't a water supply problem. I really wasn't expecting him to get loud and defensive. I thought he might be humble, admit a mistake and possibly offer a refund. But was told that he did her a favor only charging her $89.00."

"James Chaneybey was very professional and nice, very satisfied with the work he's done and would like to use him again in the future."

"We needed to have a portion of our chimney removed and contacted several different companies. We chose Safe T Sweep based on their reasonable quote and professionalism. They were effective, efficient, courteous and prompt throughout the entire process. We are happy with the outcome and would definitely work with them again."

"They inspected our house in 2009. They missed roach traps under multiple appliances, they missed a radiator that wasn't connected, they said 10% knob & tube based on zero evidence (whole house has k&t). They've cost us > $15k. They work for your realtor, not you."

"After reading all the glowing reviews, I took some time to compose this as I was up in the air about two disappointing experiences with Colorful Remedies’ owner, staff, and their “finished” jobs. I wish I had those personnel referenced in previous reviews to perform the work at my home. My first experience was the inadequate preparation for painting a finished basement with recessed lighting and three sides underground with a deck above the only 2 windows above ground. The lighting was obviously insufficient for such detailed work and this was proven when after they wrapped-up we checked around more closely and found several areas where a second coat was missing. Quality control was clearly lacking before they received their final payment but after telling Dan he apologized and promised to do better. The painters then were very competent and professional but I feel should have given more attention to details for the price. My disappointment continued when the painters returned to paint two bedrooms. Prior to their arrival I reminded Dan that there were no overhead lights in either bedroom and providing lights would be appreciated. Day one, one painter showed up with no additional lighting, and proceeded to “work” in the semi-dark using only the morning light coming in at 8 AM (it was December). When I immediately reached out to the office to ask about the additional lights I was told they would be bringing “one” with them and that the second painter would arrive shortly (he arrived 40 minutes after the first painter with “one” light to share.) They completed the 2 rooms quickly – 2 days. After allowing the rooms to dry completely we moved some furniture and table lamps back into the rooms and started plugging in the lights only to discover that they lost the wall plate screws for one outlet plate and glued it on with wet paint. In addition to that we discovered that a 4-foot ladder we kept behind the door in that room was missing. After reaching out several times asking if it was packed up in error when the painters left I was rebuffed, told they brought their own ladder (a 2 foot ladder which was difficult to understand since I have 10 feet ceilings with fire sprinklers, smoke alarms, and ceiling vents in each room so they would have needed to be very careful to cut in around them by hand and since neither painter was close to being 6 feet tall a 2 foot ladder would have been too short - and they shared it!), that the missing ladder was not found in their inventory, and that it was probably still somewhere in that room. After asking Dan again to have the painters check one more time he indicated he would buy me a new ladder rather than risk getting a bad review. I declined, replaced the painted wall plate missing a screw, and have called it quits with Colorful Remedies,’ effectively canceling another 6+k in painting projects."