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"Did a great job replacing my current hot water circulaiion pump. They came out the same day as I requested help"

"Everything went smoothly and the job was completed right on budget.  I like their attention to detail.  We will definitely utilize Charles Wolf Corp. again! <br />"

"Two installers completed the job quickly and efficiently."

"Our experience with Indiana Crawl Space Repair was excellent. They presented a plan and we were under no pressure to accept, but we are glad we did. The crew worked hard everyday to complete the job as scheduled. They did an excellent job in repairing our floors and crawl space. I wouldn’t hesitate at all recommending this company for your crawl space repair needs. Good job!"

"<p>Some red flags were raised (and perhaps should have been heeded) when initial planning SCHEDULED appointments were not met on time and even (admittedly) "forgotten."  </p> <p>Later, when some of the work done was "questioned," things like "...it's just not done that way..." were offered (hint: perhaps it should be done the way the payer WANTS it...!!?).  </p> <p>Riverside Construction acts as a general contractor.  They only do the design, demolition, some final trim, and painting.  The rest of the work is done by hired "partners." The quality of work done by these varies, BUT in their defense, it falls on the general contractor to determine "how it's done" (as, apparently they are well-versed here...?).</p> <p>The design, electrical, plumbing and drywall work was done in an EXCELLENT manner.  The installation of appliances in the kitchen (by Clark of Indy) was also done VERY well (but here again, the SCHEDULING of it was screwed up by Riverside and delayed by several days). </p> <p>So what were the problems?  I basically had to refinish the flooring myself.  The flooring we wanted was the original hardwood floor, which only had to be refinished in the dining room, but in the kitchen had been covered by nailed plywood and carpeted, and later linoleum-tiled.  We LIKED the "stressed" look we'd get after uncovering it, if properly sealed and refinished (which was not done... I had to do it myself).   </p> <p>Quite a bit of the uncovered kitchen flooring had to be taken up and re-nailed.  When this was done, no vapor barrier was installed over the subfloor, and larger "chips" were not puttied/sealed, so you could see light from the basement through them (!).  The cabinets in the kitchen were installed over only subfloor, with not even a plywood cover (nor vapor barrier, as mentioned above). </p> <p>The quartz kitchen counter was installed so there was a considerable gap between it and the refrigerator (because the upper cabinets wouldn't allow the refrigerator any closer).  It was pointed out that perhaps a same-material "lip" should be added to the counter, to not allow crumbs or small items to roll off and fall onto the floor between the lower cabinets and the refrigerator.  This was TOTALLY ignored, so we had no recourse but to contact the counter people directly to remedy the situation.  When Riverside was asked to cover the cost of this repair, they agreed, but with MARKED reluctance.     </p> <p>Reluctance was also displayed and sensed when it had to be demanded that some final clean-up be done.</p> <p>MUCH of the finishing puttying was done quite poorly, and is still either not done or had to be redone.</p> <p>We paid "top-tier" pricing for the remodeling of two rooms.  These are VERY small rooms (~10X12...?).  In the kitchen, the cabinets chosen were less than "top-tier" quality (although they were what we wanted).  No price adjustment was offered.  We had to demand the promised pull-out drawers, as they were installing "stationary" ones in the pantry. </p> <p>Riverside ALWAYS received their installment payments IN FULL AND ON TIME, when demanded.  </p> <p>It is generally felt we GREATLY overpaid for the work done, and we were "dropped" to a great extent when we demanded the kind of attention we thought we were buying.  </p> <p>A "before-and-after" book promised after the work was deemed complete never materialized nor was delivered.  Figures....</p>"

"I received my radon results in a timely manner. I did not hire them specifically, (so, I cannot say I would hire them again) the local company contracted them for this service. The home inspector I hired, handled this service for me and included the results in his report."

"Lee did an amazing job with our tile! He paid attention to the details and was thorough in prep and installation. He also helped with plumbing hook up and re-installing the toilet after job was complete which was above and beyond. He kept the job site very clean as well. I highly recommend his work."

"My technician Walter Brown was excellent, I highly recommend him. He was professional and knowledgeable and diagnosed my issue quickly."

"Tech came out and made sure to explain things to me in a way I could understand since I am not familiar with furnaces. We decided to get an estimate and had another very friendly gentleman come out and sold us a new system. He spent a lot of time and made us feel comfortable with our options. We have the installers out the next day, they were very friendly and hard working. Will call ARS for all our heating / plumbing needs."

"At 8am on a very cold Sunday morning I awakened to a torrent of water falling from the ceiling in my garage and flowing into the basement. It was so cold that the entire floor in the garage and stairs into the basement were frozen solid. creating a dangerously slippery area. Mr Kaiser arrived at the agreed upon time, very strategically assessed the situation, and deveoped a way to provide water to one part of the house while we waited for the weather to break so that the ice on the garage floor and stairs would melt making it safe to find and repair the burst pipes. Several days later, the weather warmed sufficiently to assess the problem. Mr. Kaiser provided details and estimates of two plans: one more expensive plan that would greatly reduce the possibility of burst pipes in the future and a less expensive repair that would decrease somewhat the possiblity of burst pipes in the future. Further, he smartly proposed a plan for turn off valves in the basement area so that in the event of a burst pipe, damage could be limited to a smaller area of the house. He completed the work in a timely fashion, arriving promptly each day. And the work area was much cleaner than he found it after the work was completed. His final bill was within $100 of the estimate. I was extremely happy with his services and would not hesitate to call upon him again."