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"He was extremely honest and nice. "

"Fast one day appointment, friendly and professional!"

"The experience was great. The tech arrived on time, replaced my timer programmed and tested it."

"Over the years on my job and home have done business with many contractors Paul from Precision homes by far the most knowledgeable in his field this gentleman goes far and above to complete the job on time with A one results he left the work zone cleaner then he found it.I highly recommend Paul from Precision Homes."

"Very effective and efficient. Timely completion, and excellent explanation of work and documentation. Professional."

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"Great people! Great service!! Easy to deal with. Highly recommend!"

"Mold Test Co was very expeditious and professional in helping me evaluate the situation in my home. I had a leaky pipe and it turned out that I had some mold in my air. Someone called me personally to discuss this with me, and put me directly in touch with Biocide Labs to remediate the problem. The phone call was on Wednesday, and by Saturday everything was completed. I would not hesitate to use this company again (but I hope I don’t have to!). "

"I paid this company $600 to test the air in my detached garage. The results showed Cladosporium, which many professionals told me is extremely common. What happened next was one of the most uncomfortable experiences I’ve ever had with a home-service company. They sent me a remediation proposal for over $45,000, and in my personal opinion the scope, tone, and sheer intensity of the warnings felt completely disproportionate to the situation. The estimate was filled with pages of dramatic health claims that, to me, came across as fear tactics rather than professional guidance. When I asked questions, the owner was extremely rude and dismissive on the phone. The whole thing felt pushy and uncomfortable. After leaving an honest review, things escalated in a way that shocked me. The owner contacted me and offered a refund only if I signed a notarized disclaimer that he drafted. I personally found that very unusual, and I chose not to sign anything. What concerned me even more was what happened next: after I declined to sign the document, a negative review suddenly appeared online about my wife’s business — at our home address — claiming she had done work for him and stolen $600 from him. In my experience, this was completely untrue. My wife has never worked for him in any capacity. In my personal opinion, it felt retaliatory and deeply unprofessional. I ended up getting several second opinions from other mold professionals, all of whom felt the quote I received was excessive for what was found. Based on my experience with the customer service, the tone of the estimate, and the way things unfolded afterward, I would strongly recommend that other homeowners get multiple quotes before agreeing to anything. In my personal view, the way this situation was handled was alarming, unprofessional, and not in the best interest of the customer."

When you have mold, making the correct decisions right away is critical. Whether it is mold in your home, school, place of work, or apartment there are many factors to consider.\n\nAre you going to be involved in a mold lawsuit?\nWill you be seeking property damages?\nIs anyone sick from mold exposure?\nWill you be seeking medical damages?\nWill you need expert witnesses? If so, what kind?\nDo you just want to test to be sure your environment is safe?\nDo you need post mold remediation testing to ensure a good job was done?\n\nThese and other factors are questions which need to be answered before any environmental testing starts. It is important to know what your goals are and why your testing. Different goals require different environmental tests, i.e. medical damages and property damages require different environmental tests to prove your case in court. Tests that a common, or inexperienced, mold inspector would not typically use or know to use.