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"ABE Interiors is AMAZING!!!! We had years of deferred maintenance from before COVID hit that just got worse during the quarantines. ABE Interiors fixed everything! Doors that wouldn't open or close, drywall repair, window replacement, appliance installation, interior and exterior painting, numerous custom wood work projects, and more. There is nothing that Aaron can't do, he always does an amazing job, works fast and efficiently, and is extremely accommodating to priority changes and project scope increases. We highly recommend ABE Interiors and already have plans to work together again on some future projects."

"Outstanding work!  I plan to hire them again for my next project.  The owner, Rick responded promptly to my call and was very professional and efficient. He provided a detailed list of what was to be included in the job.  The crew of five men arrived on time, moved furniture out of the way, prepped the area carefully and cleaned up completely at the end of each day. 
Although it wasn't included in the contract, the crew did some additional touch up painting of some doors & baseboards"since we already have the trim paint open."  I had also asked if I could use their ladder to clean and change lightbulbs in the hard to reach chandelier;  I came home and found that they did it for me.  I expected that with the additional work done that they might add on to the bill, but they didn't.  Instead I was more than happy to give the crew a good tip.  
Very pleased with the end result as well as the 3 days of having this professional team in our home.
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"Robert and his partner did an absolutely amazing job on our new fence. This was not an easy project, and they handled it with professional and in a very timely manner. We are beyond pleased with the outcome of the project."

"We reluctantly conclude that dealing with Park Mechanical and Lennox has been an expensive mistake for us. In July 2013 we signed an “investment agreement” with Park to install a new Lennox furnace and air conditioning system in our house, to replace the old system, at a cost of over $10,000. Then we learned that the five-year Lennox warranty would be good only if we paid Park to inspect our system periodically, to certify that it has been “properly maintained.” To accomplish this we were persuaded to join a Park program called the “Shamrock Club,” under which we have been paying Park $99 a year for periodic inspections to certify that the equipment still qualifies for warranty coverage. One such inspection, in January 2016, declared the system to be correct and operational. But in May 2016, when the first hot weather arrived and we turned on the air conditioning, it did not work; there was no cooling. A Park technician found that something called the TXV valve had failed. After several hot days waiting for the replacement part, the valve was replaced and the system worked again. The repair was considered a warranty issue, and we were not charged. Similarly, on March 28, 2017, a Park technician inspected the system, found it to be functioning normally, and declared it to be “on maintenance.” At the beginning of May 2017, however, when the weather turned warm and we turned the system to “Cool,” it failed again. A Park technician found that all the refrigerant had leaked out, and refilled it pending permanent repair of the leak. On May 15 the technician returned and told us we would be charged $238 for the refrigerant and additionally for the labor to fix the leak. This time we learned that the Lennox warranty covers only the parts themselves that fail, and not the labor or the refrigerant needed due to the failure. No leak was found, and we were informed that the next step would be to inject a florescent marker dye into the refrigerant to show the leak – at an additional cost to us of $395. This failure is due to a failure in Park’s workmanship or in the Lennox equipment itself. The cost to fix it should be covered by warranty. Our disappointment with Park also includes Lennox, which offers only minimal warranty coverage for its products. Our experience may indicate why the company has so little confidence in what it sells. Our specific issues are: 1) Having to pay extra for warranty coverage on expensive new Lennox equipment. 2) The warranty does not cover labor and other costs that are likely when warranted equipment fails. 3) Our Lennox system has failed twice in the space of a year. This is not acceptable reliability. 4) Every Park inspection of our system has declared it to be operational and adequately maintained, including those immediately before the two equipment failures."

"Overall the experience went well.  There were times it was difficult to get in touch with them and on the first day, the painter assigned to our job was re-routed to another job prior to starting our job.  The gentleman did show up a few hours later and was very professional and took our doors down to have them painted at their warehouse.  They painted the remaining cabinets and came back in a few days to re-hang the doors on the cabinets and any touch up.  They were very professional through the entire experience.  They also offered to come back within 6 months for any touch up that may have been missed or as the paint dried and did not cover completely.  When they were called back, they were very responsive.  I would recommend them highly.
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With over 25 years of experience in the home repair industry, we are the service professionals you need to take care of your home or business. We handle everything from exterior repairs to interior. We will treat your home as we would treat our own. Give Armando's Handyman Services a call today, we look forward to working with you!\n

"Really well. My deck was literally falling apart in spots and a section in front of a sliding glass door had significant dry rot that extended to a main beam that supported the house itself. Ron was professional from start to finish - kept all appointments on time, worked quickly and did a great job. Replaced all rotting boards and joists, cleaned up afterward and even threw in a quick repair to a GFI switch that had jammed and replaced a porch light fixture. I could not be happier"

"Great job done on our bathroom remodel. Experienced licensed contractor who was easy to work with. Honest, Reliable and affordable. We will be using him again on our kitchen remodel!"

"The company spokesperson contacted me by telephone and asked for photos 3 days after my purchase.  I sent the photos to her email with details and closeups of the rotten parts.  After another 3-4 days she sent back an email with circles around the parts.  I replied again that the portions circled were indeed needing attention.  A week went by and finally (3 weeks) an email stating that I should purchase lumber with some incorrect sizes of boards included.  I responded the next day with correct measurements and photos to accompany them.  More time passed and finally a date was set.  (11 emails, 15 messages on Angie's list)  Each and every time when I sent an email I suggested that the company send someone out before purchasing lumber to be certain the correct sizes were purchased.  
The date came and the technician arrived on time and (to my surprise) with lumber in his truck.  He looked over the area and began work immediately.  I did not supervise during the repair.  He was friendly but quiet (I suspect his English language skills are poor) and cleaned up after himself.  After he left I noticed that insead of a whole piece of lumber that three areas of new wood had been pieced.  The one concerning me the most is very visible and the horozontal bottom piece is 1" wide  X  24.5" long pieced onto a larger piece, instead of one correct board 6.5" wide.  Here is what I wrote correcting the company 2 weeks before the repairs:

• You wrote:Hello
  1. The upright beams on either side of door are 80" tall, 3.5" wide and 2" thick. Only the right side's base is rotten.
  2. On the Left outside corner the entire beam is more than 11' but about 3' of a 2 x 4 piece could replace the rotten area plus another foot or so of a similar piece (atop the cement step) on the inside. At the base of the inside (atop the cement and adjacent to those) corner measurements are 2" thick x 6.5" thick x 24.5" long. 
  
  I would be happy for your technicians to purchase appropriate materials plus base paint after verifying what's needed since no one wants to purchase the incorrect materials or waste any time on this small project. 
  
• Apr 1, 8:55amSpectrum One wrote:Martha, based on the pictures that you've provided the following material is needed: 
  3 pc of 2-by-6 wood
  1 pc of 2-by-4 wood
  
  Please let me know whether you'd like to provide them or would like us to bring provide it for you and you would reimburse us for the purchased items.
  
  Best,
  Olga 
  
  
• After the repair I sent an email with my concerns.  I have been told that the company will only consider painting with primer and that "That particular part will not be shown as two pieces attached when you pain it."  Unfortunately this is NOT true since I immediately primed the new area because of the weather forecast for rain.  The company also claims that the workman did "more" than I originally stated.  This is also untrue.
  

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"He came out to give an estimate and was prompt and on time, very professional. He explained that they would not be able to do the roof repairs due to my house being to high.  He also took pictures and sent them to his Supervisor just to be sure that they would not be able to do the job."