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"Came out on time. Presented two offers. Snaked drain and used camera to detect any other blockage. Cleaned up after. Had to come back a second time to install a part they needed to order. Did a great job."

Gray's Real Estate Inspections LLC provides thorough, objective home inspections throughout Southwest Michigan. We help buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals make informed decisions through detailed inspections, clear communication, and easy-to-read Spectora reports. Our mission is to build lasting relationships through professionalism, integrity, and exceptional service.

We are a locally owned and operated company that values honesty and integrity and treats your home as if it were our own. We offer a variety of General Contractor services that are customizable to each individual project. You will find us to be competitively priced, paying close attention to the details of each and every project that we are involved with. We look forward to building lasting relationships and guarantee your satisfaction!\n

"The guys from Haines Drains were very polite and professional. They and did an awesome job removing roots from my sewer line and verified their work with a camera. They then followed up with steam cleaning and chemical treatment to prevent future root growth. Would highly recommend this company!"

"We had a leak and drainage issues with our sump pump in the basement, leaks from the main pipe coking from the toilet, and our bathroom sinks would not drain. Jason and his Plumbing 911 team quickly fixed the issues in a professional and expedient manner. Truly grateful. Will hire again."

"Andrew & Brett were honest, efficient, & respectful. My first phone call for plumbing from now on goes to: 616-260-9502. Pro-Drain"

"Cris was prompt and very professional. He inspected all four bathrooms as well as the lines downstairs and out, making suggestions  of things we could do to improve efficiency and drain flow. I didn't feel like he was upselling at all.
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"although the fix was not covered by insurance, I did learn how to clean out the drain line myself and how to avoid future issues such as this. the person who was sent out was very professional and knew exactly what the problem was."

"The service I got from Bob's Complete Construction, Inc. turned out very well. I actually called, because I had a large ceiling fan in my kitchen. I just purchased a new home and the ceiling fan was large and in an odd place. It was a big, clunky fan. I didn't really want that. Instead, what I wanted was a nice chandelier that was centered over my dining room table. I wanted someone who could go into the ceiling and change where it came out. Remove the fan and run a line and change where it came out, so that a chandelier could be hung. I had some other odd jobs too, because I just bought this house and it needed some other little things done. He brought a couple of other men along. He did that and also, I had a pediment for my front door, which is sort of a fancy, scroll-type thing that goes over the door. He was there working on the ceiling and stuff for the chandelier, and he said, "Well, I could paint it for you, but it would save you money if you paint it yourself. I'll get all the prep work done and I'll come the next time and hang it." So, I painted it while he was doing the chandelier.Then, he had a couple of other guys with me and they noticed my house does not have gutters. I said, "Yeah, I was going to look at that." And the one guy says, "Well, we do gutters." I said, "Great." So he gave me a quote that day and I gave him the down payment for the materials and he came two days and in one day, had my gutters installed, with a gutter shield. So, I got new gutters on my house. The light fixture, it took them one day where they had to do this fiddling around with the wiring. Then they actually hung the light fixture, and then, they sort of did like a temporary mudding. Well, that has to dry before they do the new plaster over it. He came a couple of days later and put plaster over it. It looks like nothing was ever there. There was a little piece of siding that was sort of coming loose, up by the roof and when the gutter guy fixed the gutters, he fixed that to and put the pediment back up for me. Then I showed them another spot where - I sort of got a surprise when the old owners left the house because they had a little rug around the toilet, which I just thought was a decorative thing. When they left, they took the little rug away and I found out why it was there. The tile is hacked away, all around the toilet. I don't know why, somebody told me that sometimes, when people put in new tile, they don't know how to make it come up against the toilet, so they just hack it away. Anyway, it was about three or four inches away from the toilet, all hacked away. He said he thinks that he can get me a match to that tile. That may be something I do with him later. It looks he did a nice job and the price was reasonable. I had originally heard about him, because when I was looking on Angie's List, he had advertised that if you pay so much, I think it was $160.00-something, you buy like three hours of work. I thought I've got of little things, so that would be good. So I did that. Originally, he came for that three hours of work. My chandelier was my main thing I wanted done. Then, when he was here, that was when he noticed his gutter thing and one of his guys was a gutter guy. So, we did that too. I thought his prices were very reasonable. I'll be calling him back for some more work. We had a little trouble with our contact at first. I don't think it was totally Bob's fault. My life was very crazy, because I was moving out of my old house and I was going to temporarily keep my stuff in a POD, live somewhere else and then move into this house. So I didn't have access to this house yet, so no one could come in here and measure and everything. But I knew what was going to have to be done. I really wanted someone to come and look, when I was still in my own house, because I also want to build a fireplace and I wanted to look at what my old fireplace looked like, because I wanted something similar. I had originally thought maybe Bob would do that, too. So when I hired for the three hour thing, I got one of Bob's associates. He made an appointment with me. I told him I wanted him to come to my present house because I wanted him to see that fireplace. I was only going to be in my house for another week. Then I had to move out and then I had some time before I was in this house. He said that Bob was out of town, but that he could come. He made an appointment with me for the next day. I waited and I waited and he didn't come. Over an hour went by and he still wasn't there. So I called and he said, "I had an emergency at my rental property, so I couldn't come." But he never called or anything. He just didn't come. I said, "Boy, I really wanted you to come and see this, before I have to move out." He said, "I can't do anymore this week, but Bob is going to be back in town next week, so you can talk to him." So, then, I called the following week and got ahold of Bob. When I talked to Bob, it was too late to see my old house. So, then, I made an appointment with Bob and he apologized for him. He said, "That's just a helper of mine." He made an appointment with me to come, when I was in my new house and he did. I couldn't give an "A" for responsiveness, but it wasn't really Bob's fault, either. I guess you're somewhat responsible for your associates, but he was out of town. I did have a little bit of crossed signals with Bob, too, when we was going to come out and do the work. My understanding was that he was going to come on Monday. We had talked about days that week. I told him on Fridays, I watch my granddaughters, so I can't do that day. Evidently, he came on Friday and left something on my porch saying, "Well I came to do the work and nobody was here." That was the day I said I couldn't do it. So, I think we had crossed signals about getting together. Once he came, he did a great job and I was very happy with it. Some of it was probably his fault, but maybe he didn't listen carefully. I was getting a little worried at first, because he had my money already. But he was out of town and his helper just wasn't as conscientious as he is."

"Bryan provided the estimate and was prompt in responding to my phone call and setting up an appointment. He was on time and pleasant to work with. He was very interested in what was in our best interest long term as homeowners and what we were looking for out of our house, not what he was able to sell us (very low pressure sales). He explained the theory and science behind the potential solutions available to us and what the prices would be, and we settled on installing a back-up battery for our sump-pump and drain tile around the entire basement. Bryan explained what it would look like afterward (a portion of drywall had to be cut up everywhere there was drain tile installed), and I'm thankful for that - it managed my expectations of what to expect afterwards. A 50% downpayment was made. A couple days later the office called and scheduled the appointment. They set it for a couple weeks out on a Thursday/Friday (two day job). I got a call the week before saying they were ahead of schedule and could do it on Monday/Tuesday if I was available. I was not, so they kept it on the Thursday/Friday. I spoke with the lady in the office as well as Bryan as to what to expect day of and they were very helpful in explaining the process and when the team would arrive. Thursday morning I got a call about 8:45 from Shane, the foreman, saying they were preparing to leave the shop and would be at the house in 20-30 minutes. They arrived, and while foreman Shane and I walked around and reviewed the job, Andy and Dre started setting up the mats and plastic to protect my floors and other property that would be directly affected by any debris. We ran into an issue of how to divert around the water heater and furnace, and Shane called Bryan and was able to find a perfect solution quickly and didn't delay the project. Day 1 was excavation day, so I did not stay at the house. Shane called me at about 3:00pm letting me know they were done for the day and that they had cleaned up and would lock up the house (as we had agreed that morning). He reviewed the day's work and briefed me on what the next day would entail. There was a considerable amount of dust on my main floor, but I have a feeling it was about 1% of what could have actually been there had they not sealed off the basement when excavating. They did a great job of keeping the space tidy and moved all of my furniture back at the end of the day. While bringing concrete up to take outside, someone did slip and knick a piece of furniture. Shane was very up front about it and solved the issue right away with providing some wood stain (I was very impressed by the level of communication and the "above-and-beyond" mentality). Day two - putting down drain and pouring concrete. Shane called again when he was leaving the shop to notify me of when he'd arrive (crew was Shane, Andy, Dre, and George). He arrived on time, briefed us of what the plans were for the day, and got to work. I got home about noon and the crew got done about 3:30pm, so I was around the house while they finished work. They were very nice and friendly, I felt very comfortable having them around. They worked very hard to get the job done (especially hauling wet concrete down those stairs!) Shane did a great job communicating the progress when I got home at noon and throughout the day. When the job was finished and cleaned up, Shane walked me through the area, showing me the finished product and any maintenance or knowledge I would need to know as a homeowner (and making sure I felt comfortable with it). He then went over the lifetime warranty with me again, asked me if I had any questions, and I made final payment. I am extremely happy with the work that Bryan, Shane, and the team have done and would highly recommend them. They go above and beyond to make sure homeowners are safe and secure (and dry!) in their own homes."