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"I was very impressed with my pro "Tony." He did a complete uninstall of old dishwasher and a complete install of the new dishwasher. He is experienced and it showed. Highly recommended"

"They didn’t do anything that I asked of them and they suckered me into some membership. Very disappointed"

"High 5 to Luke for his support plus his assitance and focus, and pleasant disposition to get the work done. I'm very pleassed and thankful."

"On a Sunday evening (8PM), I found that my basement was starting to flood. Water soaked into 60% of basement carpet at the time of discovery, so I am lucky to have caught it in the early stages. Mowery answered promptly and had a technician at my home within an hour. I could not have been happier with the responsiveness and punctuality of the company. The technician explained the problems with the previous system's setup thoroughly and detailed how his installation would fix those issues. I appreciated the time he took to do this. The reason I only gave this experience a C was because of the ridiculous price of the pumps they installed. Mowery installs PHCC Pro Series brand pumps, which from what I can see from online reviews are a decent and reliable brand. I was given two options for primary pump installation: a "normal" pump and a "premium" pump. I chose the premium option because it came with an system monitor and would audibly alarm if the power went out. This option was offered around $900. Unfortunately, one google search showed me that the pump retails for around $230 at multiple sources. That is a 390% price inflation. Yikes. That made my wallet sad and made me wish I had done some research before buying. The technician did not have a battery backup system to install on that Sunday, so he quoted me for the future work: $1900 for parts and labor. Knowing the upcharge on the primary pump system, I began to shop around online for price comparison. The battery backup option they quoted for was the premium system (PHCC Pro Series 2400). Once again, a google search provided me with a baseline cost for the pump and battery: $500 for pump; $270 for battery. Excluding the $350 labor cost, thats an price inflation of 201%, or $784. I ended up buying the pump and battery online and paying the installation fee. I saved 40%, about $800. I could have saved much more if I had been diligent about the primary pump. Overall, the quality of the work was great. The technicians were great. The response to our emercency was great. But the pricing of their products is ridiculously high. Customers that do not do their research will end up spending much more than needed. I understand that it is a business, but nearly 400% upcharge...c'mon man."

"Centennial Construction did a fantastic job adding a small front porch to our home. They replaced our steps, put up a covered porch structure, and painted. Fast response times, quick turn around, and great service."

"An employee came to look at my water pipes and give an estimate for installing the pipes necessary for a water softener. He said that he would send the estimate right away but it never came through even though I sent a follow up request. By the time I received a call from the company the next week indicating that the person was no longer with the company, I'd already chosen a different provider."

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"They wanted $420 for a one-hour drain clean out. And that was with a $75 "coupon". Ha! I told them to get lost. With one phone call to another plumber and I found same thing for $150. Roto-Rooter must be a group of lawyers who do plumbing in their free time."

"At the beginning the work started well but by the end the quality of work especially the drywall was subpar. Tom is slow in getting a quote to you but does respond. Tom is very nice but his staff is not professional especially Dave. I thought with Tom being in business as long as he has would be able to provide in a professional manner quality work. It is not true. Tom asked if I wanted his guys to take up the carpet. I thought ok. However, they tore up to 10 inches of drywall off many of the walls. They attempted to repair them but the work was subpar. I thought they were winding up work so I contacted the painters. The painters came in. There was tension between the paint foreman and Tom's crew. They were squabbling like elementary children on the playground. (I am not happy with the painters either but this is a separate matter) The walls unfortunately got painted with the poor drywall job. The painter did provide a drywall person to repair the worse spots. There are still poor spots on the walls but I wanted Tom and his crew out of my space. Each of the respective parties were blaming each other. This behavior is so unprofessional. On Friday last week, Dave was yelling at me over errors I did in trying to improperly apply color to the walls so I could see what it looked like (I applied the paint way before any drywall began). Again, because of poor communication the painters just painted over the poor drywall job. I did agree to pay for it since it was my mistake that should have been brought to my attention long before it was even painted over. Dave did such a bad job that there were air bubbles in the drywall because he did not let it set before he painted over it. Tom did have his other guy fix it. It looks better but not perfect. I had Tom put two new toilets in the space. There is now a big gash in the brand new floor where the floor doe not meet the toilet. There was not even going to be an attempt on Tom's part to fix this. In my opinion, all of the unnecessary drywall could have been avoided by properly having his guys take up the carpet right to begin with. I paid over $8,000 for unnecessary drywall, If you only have Tom's crew do the bare minimum that you need done for your project, then you are in good shape but BEWARE of them doing anything extra as it will cost you!"