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"Blaine and his crew at NEBCO are the most trustworthy, compassionate and efficient people in their field. They took such good care of us! We are so grateful and highly recommend."

"Very professional "

"I recently had a mold inspection done at my home by Green Home Solutions and couldn’t be more pleased with the experience. From the very first contact with Alissa, the customer service was top-notch — she was so polite, responsive, and easy to communicate with. She was happy to answer the several questions I had prior to scheduling and I was quickly impressed with her knowledge and expertise. Alissa scheduled my inspection promptly, which I really appreciated. Both Alissa and Brian showed a high level of professionalism and reliability throughout the entire process. Their industry expertise was evident in how they conducted the inspection, explaining everything clearly and answering all of my questions with patience. I was especially impressed with Brian’s quality work and attention to detail. He didn’t miss a thing and made sure to check all the possible problem areas. They also use organic, plant-based, and non-toxic products, which was a big win for me and my family’s health. Their pricing was fair and transparent — no surprises or hidden fees. After the inspection, they provided a helpful and thorough follow-up and inspection review, breaking down the results and walking me through the next steps. The end result was a clear plan of action, and I now feel confident that the problem is resolved. It can be hard to find companies you can truly rely on, but this one is absolutely trustworthy. Highly recommended!"

"Excellent, they were so professional, hard-working, ethical polite did an amazing job for an awesome price. I am so happy to have found them!"

"I absolutely do not recommend Middle Tennessee Mold Remediation. The initial meeting went well (obviously, we hired him). I was impressed that he didnâ t try to scare my wife, or upsell on separate projects/services, and he seemed knowledgeable. He was somewhat sales-ish, but thatâ s to be expected - he was selling something. We agreed to the project, and signed the documents. Almost immediately the money talk started - Itâ s not UNCOMMON for a contractor to require a deposit, but it does start you wondering. We went ahead and agreed to the 50% up front, however Rob wasnâ t happy to find out my bank (USAA) had a several-day holding period on checks, and began pressuring my wife for another form of payment. We werenâ t pushing him to start right away, or before he had the money, had no issue writing the check and waiting, but this was apparently not satisfactory to him. We ended up Venmo-ing his wife half (which seemed very shady, but we did get a receipt). So work commenced. The day before they were supposed to finish, Rob asked me for another $1000, because it was â bigger than he expected.â He never went into the crawlspace on the initial inspection, and instead estimated square footage based on the interior dimensions of the house - and we had a signed contract. That said, I felt the price was still worth it and agreed. The morning they were to finish the work (before they were even done), Rob was asking my wife about the other half of the payment. Nothing about how it looked, how happy we were, how his team did, but â when can I get a check.â She told him I would need to look it over before we released the money and he started calling me about it. I reiterated that I would need to inspect the work first, he repliedâ Soâ ¦I can get a check tomorrow?â Upon inspecting the work, I found multiple crawlspace penetrations (AC boots, electrical, etc.) that had not been foamed per the contract. I could see dirt in several places (which is not what â encapsulationâ is supposed to be), and most of the brick pillars supporting the house had not been wrapped. Nothing at all had been done with the attic penetrations, which was also part of the contract. He did send a guy out to fix it, which they did partially (foamed the attic penetrations and most of the crawlspace, but failed to wrap the pillars and plug other gaps in the crawlspace. Additionally, we had mold in an upstairs closet that they remediated. Part of this was supposed to include cleaning and individually bagging all items in this closet before moving them to another room. NOTHING was bagged. Iâ m not even sure any of it was cleaned, but I canâ t say that for sure. It was all just haphazardly thrown in the other room. Almost immediately after they came out and â fixedâ things, Rob started asking me about payment again. And again with the issue with my bank taking too long. We ended up writing him three checks so he could get â paid fasterâ because for some reason he couldnâ t wait for the bank. He said he would have someone come out and finish the fixes the following week, but never did send anyone. I finally told him not to bother and have another contractor coming to finish the work. I Highly do NOT recommend Middle Tennessee Mold Remediation, or Rob Parsons."

"Great company, great job. They made everything known and made everything right on the job."

"We had a small drywall project that included removing door casing for two openings and replacing with drywall. Larry did a great job, so both ended up needing minimal sanding before finishing with paint. Super nice and responsive. Would highly recommend."

"Great experience with Doug and his team. Punctual, courteous, detailed, thorough, and very professional. Thank you!"

"As planned."

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