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NELSON CUSTOM CONCRETE
5.00(
2
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In business since 2004

Free estimates

high-quality, low-cost concrete stamping. Concrete countertop for kitchen, bathrooms, and indoor/outdoor bars. Drain tile sump pump installation.

Recommended by100%of homeowners
Wencl Plumbing
4.23(
13
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"This company is a JOKE!! There technicians a LAZY Morons!! They forget Tools and even their own phone. Then come back at 9:30pm to get the stuff. I hired them to see where my sewage pipe had an issue. They told me it was under my deck and that I had to take the deck off my house to fix it. I?m glad I got a second opinion! The pipe was settled 15ft In front of my deck. In the middle of my yard?. They are just trying to do ?work? that doesn?t need to be done.. "
Recommended by76%of homeowners
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Grade A Contracting/Midwest Energy Solutions
New to Angi

In business since 2002

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

We sell & install Reflective Foil Insulation as well as being a Building contractor for home and business.

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Russ's Appliance Repair
4.17(
6
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"Call to have Russ work on my fridge asked if he could call before he came over so I could have the house open.he told me he couldn’t wait around for me I said just a rough time would be fine he said OK later this afternoon four days later still haven’t seen him."
Recommended by83%of homeowners
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Intelligent Design Corp
4.14(
7
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In business since 2001

Free estimates

"I will acknowledge that it was a bad year for storms and my repairs were not as significant as others but, once the contract was signed (July 27th) it felt like they had fallen off the edge of the earth. I hadn't heard from them for more than 6 wks for even an update as to when I might expect the work to get started. I was told that it was 'too hot' to do the roof and Sept would be a better time to do the job.Did they expect that I just fell off the turnip truck) I started calling as to when I could expect to have the job started/ Multiple VMs were left and went unanswered. Then in mid Oct. a trash bin showed up, shingles were delivered. The crew just showed up one day.. I could not converse with them as they didn't speak English. The clean up was poor at best. I had 2 tires with nails in them. When mowing the lawn. nails were being spit out. I had concerns about how the shingles were laying on the front roof and the damages to the gutters. In broken English I was told that the raised shingles were normal and over time they will lay flat. The gutters were repaired with a can of spray paint. Multiple VMs went unanswered. I started leaving voice messages to try and pin down a time frame as to when to expect the siding to be completed. Mid december, I spoke with the production lead, Eric. I expressed my frustration and anger at the lack of communication. Many 'I'm sorry and 'we're so busy' responses were given. Eric told me that I was on the schedule the 4th week in Jan. That week came and went. I started calling and leaving vms daily. The work crew showed up early Feb. It took them several days to complete siding on one wall. They didn't do clean up until they were done. I have a dog and 4 children that play in that area. As they were finishing, I noticed that the sample piece of siding that was removed in July had still not been replaced. Daily vms (total of 7) were left with no response.. I was finally able to get an office person to answer the phone on 2/12. I was told it was too cold to replace it until 2/14 when it gets warmer. Eric stated that he guarantees this. The day has come and gone and no phone call. (it is all of a 2 min job) My insurance company has asked me on 3 occasions to get the company to return their calls. Intelligent Design submitted their bills and used the wrong figures for the taxes. As far as I know, that call has not been returned to them."
Recommended by71%of homeowners
Champlin Plumbing & Heating
5.00(
6
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In business since 1987

"Sink trap drain replacement"
Recommended by100%of homeowners
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Rescue Link
5.00(
4
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In business since 1992

Free estimates

Comprehensive protection for your computers, electronics, and appliances of nearly any age or brand.

Recommended by100%of homeowners
Flo-Rite Plumbing LLC
5.00(
8
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In business since 2010

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Tim Dorn was very professional, on time, and didn't charge too much. Everything works perfectly after that. He did a great job."
Recommended by100%of homeowners
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FAQs for appliance (major electric appliance) installation and replacement projects in Lake Park, MN

A pro starts by setting the units in place and connecting them to the right plumbing lines, electrical circuits, and, for the dryer, a vent. If the hookups already exist, the job is quick. When they don’t, the installer must add plumbing, outlets, or a vent run, which takes more time and increases the price, especially when the laundry area is located far from existing utilities.

You’ll need the right pros for a tight stacked setup. A natural-gas plumber handles the water lines, drain, and any gas work, while an electrician installs the circuit the dryer needs. If venting or framing changes are required, hire a general contractor to patch the drywall or adjust the framing so that everything meets code and operates safely.

Permanent models need complete plumbing, electrical, and—for dryers—vent hookups. Portable units skip most of that and can run on a standard outlet with a temporary water connection. If your home already has a code-approved hookup, you just connect the new appliances. If not, hire a licensed pro to add the lines and vent so the machines run safely and efficiently.

Relocating a hookup costs between $500 and $5,000, as it may involve installing new outlets, gas lines, vents, and drain pipes. The price increases when the new location is far from existing utilities or requires additional framing and drywall work. Have licensed professionals evaluate your layout, provide a quote for the move, and handle the installation so that every component meets code and works safely.

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