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"Juan and Kevin at Aquaholics Pools and Spas were wonderful to deal with. They built us a quality pool, and we're always willing to make adjustments to the plan and talk through design questions as they came up. Their pricing was the best in the area but their quality of work was high. I dealt with one pool company where I could never get responses and I after that company failed to meet contractual obligations, I had this company take over the project. I wish I started with Aquaholics from the beginning because their work speed and quality, along with their communication was better than i could have asked for. I strongly recommend Kevin and Juan for your pool and patio needs."

"Brighton Pools did an excellent job on redoing my in ground pool."

"The service went well. I paid an additional fee for them to cover additional square footage. Two technicians came out for the job. They were honest and did a pretty good job. I had no problem scheduling the deal and would recommend them to others."

"Great work and fast turnaround"

"It was excellent. He was punctual, professional, meticulous, and great personality. I would definitely use again. He is the best handyman I have found."

"Extremely satisfied with the work. Very reasonable price. Did extra work on the backs of some of the chairs. <br />"

"Fall/winter service.  As usual, there were no issues with the service."

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"They were very professional and very knowledgeable, but slow as molasses. They had very high hourly-rate, which I already knew, but in addition to that, they were charging me travel time, which I was not told. The hourly rate was about $85 but I was told it was $75. It was a guy and a helper, who appeared to be learning on the job. <br /> <br /> I had an assistant who was present for this job. We were both there when I asked about the hourly rate. I was told $75 per hour. That's high, but I agreed to it. They were so slow, that I had to constantly ask how many hours they had put in and how many more they expected. In the middle of the job, I asked for a bill, so I would have a handle on the total. The first bill made sense and I was fine with it, though it was expensive. At the end of the job, the second bill I received for the remainder of the work was shocking. I could not add parts and labor and regenerate the figure. I phoned to discuss the bill and the owner and someone else came to the house. They provided me with details, for the first time explaining that on top of their hourly rate, I also would have to pay for their travel. Then the owner told me the labor was $85 an hour and not $75 (can we really assume the electrician didn't know what they charge for his labor?). We then tried to add up travel charge, parts and labor and it still wasn’t quite adding up. <br /> <br /> I still was NOT happy with the total. Keeping in mind what the job was, do you think a total $1495.60 sounds fair??? That's for and quot;Install 2 outlets in a kitchen backsplash, move 1 cable outlet, install 1 light above kitchen sink, and install 1 chandelier in hallway, wiring it to existing switchand quot;. They ended up settling for $1283.35, which is far more than average for installing 2 outlets and one chandelier and moving a cable outlet. I think it's absurd. You?"

The company is a single person studio.\nAll repair work is billed @40 dollars per hour. Most repairs to stemware will take 1/4 of an hour.\nLarge repair orders will require a deposit of 50%. Other repairs are paid upon completion. Finished work that is not picked up within 14 days will be charged a storage fee. Finished work not picked up or arrangements made within 30 days of completion will be offered for sale to cover cost of the repairs.