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"Efficient and knowledgeable,I was able to get same day service. They were very comfortable with tackling my backed up main, my house is 132yrs old, slow draining line was cleared in 15min. Came back to remove a wire snake I lodged in a secondary clear out. Hire with confidence."

"This was certainly one of the more challenging clogged drains. Lewis was fantastic. My 100+ year old house as usual threw all sorts of difficulties at him. He stuck with it and when he left I finally had a kitchen sink that drained again. He was friendly, explained everything that needed done and had a estimate before proceeding. Payment was accepted that day. Easiest, affordable and best plumbing experience I have ever had."

"He is the best plumber I ever had."

"When you need a plumber call a plumber. Blau is a good plumber to call."

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"Called BKM on a Tuesday afternoon for help with a water heater problem in Germantown, got great next day service on Wednesday. Thank you guys!"

"The technician drilled a couple holes in our duct work and used a camera to show us the inside of the duct that connects to the external portion of our AC unit as well as the internal coil housing. He identified that the internal section near the coils had deteriorated due to water leakage and mold growth (which was pretty obvious from the view from his camera) and that the system had clearly not been well maintained. (I should point out we bought our home last fall and were aware that the AC unit was over 25 years old and the duct work near the furnace was patchwork at best, but we were unaware of how bad the section near the coil was because a different HVAC contractor hadn't drilled any holes to look). He also identified that the duct leading to the external portion of the AC (and other parts of the house) was dirty and dusty. He advised against running the AC anymore until repairs could be made. For the purposes of diagnosing our problem and highlighting the areas of concern, he was very helpful and provided us with what we felt was good information. We asked how much it would cost for a range of options to solve the problem - from A) replacing the duct work and removing the AC coil (leaving us properly arranged duct work, but no AC to B) replacing the duct work and putting in a new coil (and not replacing the 25 year old external AC unit) to C) replacing the duct work, coil, and external AC unit. He supplied us with information on options A and B, but at no point gave us any relevant information (products, cost, etc) for replacing the external AC unit despite the fact that we had indicated our willingness to consider full replacement at least twice while he was in our home. I did not press the issue of this lack of information because the technician seemed more interested in discussing the importance of having our ducts cleaned and signing up for Holland's Comfort Club, which is a service agreement with some benefits for a monthly fee. He also suggested briefly that if we were to consider full replacement, that we would need to have some kind of home heat assessment done based on square footage of our home and the number of windows, which sounded both expensive and bogus. Finally, after my wife and I indicated (multiple times) we needed time to consider our options, it was obvious the technician was applying some unnecessary pressure to have us make a more immediate decision - which was definitely not helpful and unappreciated and told me I wouldn't be further utilizing any services provided by this company. Overall the service we asked for was competently performed and punctuality was not a problem at all; however, the high pressure sales tactics and the focus on duct cleaning and the service contract were a definite turn off.
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"They were quick and did a great job. They even did some repairs.
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"Everything went great, we are very pleased with Ryan’s work. He is a knowledgeable pro, takes his work serious, and is a pleasure to work with. Great attention to detail. Fair and reasonable prices. Already have him lined up for next project."

"D&H did not pull building permit as verbally promised. Balked, but finally provided proof of insurance before work started. Total cost listed above includes well over $1,000.00 in unexpected charges. Removed patio and sidewalk, and excavated OK. But only removed/replaced 6 out of the 10 feet of bowed block wall. New wall was still 1.5" out of plumb, and was not high enough to support exterior wall. Per Building Inspector, D&H was forced to install galvanized steel brace to make up the difference. This cost me another $500.00 for inspection/engineering fee, and another $930.00 in labor and materials. D&H didn't lay down plywood to protect my driveway from their heavy tractors. They ruined a portion of my blacktop drive - a parking 'L' large enough for a single car. Since the concrete stoop didn't need to be removed as part of the wall straightening project (as originally quoted) they offered instead to replace the damaged parking L. But they poured it a full 2 feet shorter that the original! This, despite having taken their own pictures of the original patio and drive when they quoted the job. Then they had the nerve to imply that I was trying to get a larger parking space installed for free! What's worse, they didn't use 2" wash stone to back fill the excavated area along the crawl space wall. Instead, they pushed the excavated clay back into the hole, leveled it, and poured the new patio in a span of only four hours without letting it settle. Over the winter, the clay settled away from the new patio, leaving an area approx. 3' x 15' partially un-supported, the ground had sunk 8 to 12 inches several places! To their credit, D&H contracted CRC to mudjack the settled area at no additional cost to me. D&H never came back to level the surrounding ground. Instead, they delivered 'blended' top soil (read: chock full of exotic weeds). I decided to level it myself, as I was so disgusted with their effort that I didn't want them back on my property. They had the nerve to say they couldn't deliver the top soil and/or arrange for the mudjacking in the spring, because they "had to get some cash flow going". This, coming straight from the owner, Mike Dimmer, who came to my house several times in his brand new turbo-diesel 3.5 ton club cab pickup truck! CRC threatened to place lien on our house when D&H failed to pay them promptly after mudjacking. D&H accused me of having extra work done by CRC at D&H's expense! Job was started in Oct-2007 and not completed until July-2008. Half the summer was over by the time we got to use our new patio. Bottom line - job done, but NOT done right..."