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"Amazing service and the owner is actually a good and pleasant communicator. Very professional and felt very comfortable with them in my house."

"I was very satisfied with their work. They were on time with all aspects of the job. I have no reservations about recommending them. I give them 5* review."

"Very professional, if I ever need them again they are going to be the first ones I call.."

"I work with Lozier Environmental on an almost daily basis. The office staff is always quick to help answer any questions that may have. Lozier has a great reputation not only in the industry but in the community. I have never had any issues referring their services to others."

"Mark Frillici and his crew went right to work and did a very thorough job of removing the mold in my basement. It looks wonderful. I am very pleased with the job and the cleanup they did. I would definitely hire Healthy Spaces again!"

"When I found Wayne on Angies list, his call back time was less than 10 minutes. He offered to come over and give me an estimate. (about 20 minutes) When he came in he was nice and friendly which put me at ease (He's a real people person). He patiently explained what had to be done for the repair. After he had finished the job, he offered to stay awhile to make sure my house temperature warmed up. When he was in his van I went out to pay him, he mentioned that he heard running water at the corner of the house. I told him it was probably my gutters as it had warmed up outside. When I went back inside I realized that it was another pipe that burst. I ran out to the van, thankfully he was still in the driveway, and told him. He came right back in and saw that it was coming from behind the wall. He also suggested we remove a couple small ceiling tiles and found that the pipe had burst in a couple more spots up there. Again after he had finished the repairs, he offered to stay a little while in case any more burst. Wayne is an all around nice guy , has fair prices and has most of what he will need for repairs in his (very organized) van. I will absolutely call him for any future plumbing jobs and refer him to friends and family. Sincerely , Sandy Smith"

"Ranbow Int. arrived within 45 min. of my call to insurance. They were thorough and went to work immediately explaining in detail hat (and why) they were doing."

"They did a great job. I would use them again and recommend them to others who were looking for their type of service.They came and picked up the chair as I don't drive. The fee was nominal for that service. I would recommend them again or call if I needed their services again. <br /> Jackie Soliongco <br />"

"I moved into an old house in the village a week before Christmas and started noticing a backup in the sink a few weeks later. My realtor suggested a friend of hers take a look at it. I called him and he gave me the name of Russell Plumbing. I gave them a call on a Friday afternoon late. They came out Saturday afternoon and had taken care of the problem in less than an hour. They were helpful. friendly, efficient, prompt and took care of the problem quickly. It doesn't get much better than that! <br />"

"I previously used ABS to install drain pots for my downspouts as part of a plan to dry up my basement. Then they installed a commercial sized dehumidifier. I had been running at least 2 dehumidifiers before and they were barely up to the job. At one point I used an in room air conditioner to dry the basement air. All this was due to a crawlspace connected to the basement that was not correctly sealed. I had closed it up years ago and insulated with fiberglass. There was a plastic sheet covering the ground and it was glued to the foundation block, but it was too thin, not really sealed and after crawling around on it to do repairs and install lines, it was allowing a lot of ground moisture and odor to get into the basement. <br /> We put off doing a proper crawlspace repair because of the cost and inconvenience. After updating our kitchen we got tired of the battle of the basement and decided to tackle the back room/basement/crawlspace problem. First the change from having a real dehumidifier, was kind of amazing. No continuous running, as with the small home units, and it cleared up a lot of the odor and moisture the first day. <br /> I had intentions of digging out the dirt myself and even cut up a large section of the floor. I didn't even remove one bucket before I realized some jobs are best left to groups of younger men with all the tools. A lot of small roots, hard dirt and climbing in and out of the space between floor joists. Brendan and 2 helpers had it cut up and carted away in one day. It was the old type of tiles that either had asbestos in the tiles or the adhesive, not a job for an unskilled, unprepared homeowner. <br /> Because the ground in the crawlspace was uneven, ABS ended up removing about a foot of dirt to give clearance to all parts of the space. Unfortunately for them there were a lot of roots and rocks, so even with room to stand after the floor was removed, it was really hard work. On that day I think there were about 6 men working. Some digging, loading and one or two carting wheelbarrows of dirt all around to the low spots in our yard. Maybe 3+ tons by the time they were done, but probably seemed like a whole lot more to them. Hard, dirty, work, but they did it all and removed a course of block from the crawlspace entrance that goes into the basement. <br /> After the space was leveled they pinned pink, rigid insulation around the exterior walls and foamed insulation onto the irregular areas above and over the old vent window. This was covered by a super thick, ripstop, cover that went over the insulation and covered the floor. That was glued to the lower edge of the crawlspace entrance sealing the dirt/ground once and for all. <br /> We avoided this project for years. You adapt to things and you ignore things out of sight, but we already enjoy the results. Space for storage, a cleaner, dry, basement, no musty odors on a humid day and a new solid floor. The old sub-floor was 'soft' in well trafficked areas. Tim explained all this, but I wanted an easier, less costly way. I eventually realized you don't really save any money in the long run and you don't solve the problems unless you fix them. ABS had the experience, equipment and people to solve this problem. They showed up on time, worked hard and smart, cleaned up after and did the kind of job I wanted to do. You can't beat experience and it seems like everyone knew their job and most importantly took pride in their job. I'm impressed by each of them. Lots of people could move a wheelbarrow of dirt, but very few could do it all day, put the dirt where you want it and be happy doing a hard job. Some people know how to foam insulation or prepare a floor or a wall, but few do the kind of job they would be proud to show. Many would be tempted to cut a corner here or there, to get out of the job as quickly as possible. I didn't see that on this project. We are happy and can't think of many things we would change, except to do all this years earlier instead of waiting till now. <br /> <br /> <br />"