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"Just be cool supply fixed my furnace for a great price thankful for them 🙏. "

"Due to a broken drainpipe in the kitchen we had to redo the lower half of our cabinets, etc. The contractor our insurance company referred got horrible reviews. I wanted a trustworthy contractor to repair our home. Finding one who would take on a smaller job like ours was a challenge. We needed a window, drywall, paint, lower cabinets, countertop istallation, backsplash. The thought of finding tradespeople for each of these was overwhelming. We were so relieved when Tony came out, was his usual competent self, then sent a reasonable estimate for the project. There is nothing Tony can't do to make it work, and his subcontractors are great too. I had a "crisis" towards the end because I decided I needed a window frame rather than use Schluter edging. i called Tony at the 11th hour and he came out and built a window frame in less than 2 hours from an inspo photo I showed him. He did a great job and we are so happy to have a new and improved kitchen. "

"Paul walked me through what and how project was done. He showed me how he improved attaching the bookshelves over my way."

"Terrible people. DO NOT USE. I had my water main line burst at my house and the folks at drain right where in the neighborhood, identified a problem, and knocked on my door. My pregnant wife was home at the time of pipe bust, but was initially unaware of the issue as water was still making it to our home. At first we thought this was a godsend, nice workers who identified an issue wanted to help, how lucky are we. They kindly shut off the water to the house and asked my pregnant wife, who was freaking out by the amount of water shooting out from burst pipe, to sign an authorization form to do work. She was so grateful someone was there to help she happily signed the slip. I was grateful someone was able to help my wife while I was at work. The problem started when I noted what she had signed.. They charged me $341 for a visual inspection. They identified the problem as a tree root that struck a pipe (which was not what in fact happened) and wrote 2 appraisals for solving the issue. The fist solution was replacing the galvanized pipe with another galvanized pipe for $7500. The second was to re reroute the sewer line to our house with copper piping, estimated at a whopping $11,300. I tried to call manager the evening of the pipe bust schedule an appointment as the water was shut off to my house. No response. In fact it took the manager a week to return my phone call to schedule the job, which I had bid out and already resolved. I was recommended a plumber to get a second opinion, and he came promptly and re-routed the sewer line with coper piping for less than half what Drain Right was asking for the job. I have been trying to dispute this invoice with Drain Right for months because its my belief they initially took advantage of my pregnant wife and there terrible service, and instead of returning my phone calls they sent my bill to a debt collection service. What horrible service by a terrible business."

"Had them do 2 units on my property. The first one was great, the pre team is great, and the guys who actually do the work. After the 2nd one, where I chose the more expensive option to get a Mitsubishi Heat Pump, the unit would not turn the fan on some of the time. I told them, and wasted insane amounts of time. They kept saying things like 'I am trying to understand what doesn't work.' 'Pretty simple, you choose to run the fan to simply circulate the air and the icon goes, Nest thinks it is on, but does not go on.' Then they said they were going to have a Mitsubishi tech come out and for sure it would get resolved. Never happened. Just listened to a book on Benjamin Franklin and he and John Adams had to share a bed one time while traveling and Adams went to close the window and Franklin said this place will be a tomb if you do. That was what 250 years ago? and HVAC is their business? Guess I will have to take them to court. The office staff post job is a clown car of silly children. So if your job goes great, they will be a good choice. If you run into an issue you will wish you hired ANYONE else. You've been warned."

"Decent, professional, polite work at exorbitant prices. They use a task-based method, not a flat hourly or daily rate. They quoted $8,000 for one handyman (changing several door handles and door hinges, installing a ceiling light and switch, shaving the top of a door, partial grouting of two showers, relocating a small kitchen wall cabinet to a different wall, minor painting, sealing an outdoor light, etc.) using mostly my materials (hinges, switches, light, door handles). Only after work started was I informed that they scheduled 4 days at my home ($2,000 per day). They deemed it unnecessary to whare this info in advance because they are task-based, even though they somehow estimated it would take 4 full days. Also, of the 4 scheduled days, 2 reschedules occurred due to their personnel issues. On the last day, I intended to go through the checklist of work, discuss possible future work, and to ask for assistance in properly measuring 2 doors for replacement. However, the handyman arrived late, and noted that he was in a rush to depart for a medical appointment."

"Professional, courteous, and I will definitely use ur services again. "

"Guilco was very friendly and efficient. He was on time and really helped to explain what the problem was with my door and provided the materials to fix it. I definitely hope to use his services again and highly recommend him."

"Roof repair and fascia repair .. they did such amazing job! Very satisfied beyond words could ever express!! I have more projects to do on my house and will only hire Felipe for these jobs!! They are great and they went out of his way to make sure I am satisfied!! Great people doing great work!! A must hire for your home projects!!"

"He gave us an estimate then went to Home Depot to get supplies, for which we paid. He spread a drop cloth on entry pavement. He removed old pain pieces on frame, cut the screen he bought in half and screwed them to the bottom of each door. He then spray painted the doors white. The doors needed more paint, so he went to Home Depot again and bought additional cans of paint (12 in total). I got sick from the paint smell, so my sister took over. When he finished she paid him. When I was able to inspect the job, I saw a hole in one doors screen and long screws sticking out 3/4" on both screens. I sent hime a text message to his phone, but got no response, so I phoned him to discuss the matter. He said his drill slipped punching to hole in the screen and that's the only screws he had. He said the screen is too expensive to replace and the screws are it. He said he"