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"We were in need of pressure tank replacement and since the pump was almost 30 years old we decided to replace it also. It was amazing to watch them flush out the gunk that was in the well and install the new pump. It made a great difference in the water quality after they flushed out the well. Pretty certain that was not something the last installer did. However, the constant pressure system they installed is to die for! After living here for 40+ years and dealing with low pressure problems it was just something we felt we had to live with. Well, I am here to write you that they fixed that problem and we still are not believing the difference! Not only that but a lifetime guarantee included. All at a price we considered very reasonable. Really nice guys! Did a great job, as scheduled, and you wouldn't know they had even been here. High fives!"

"After 20 years my well pump failed. I called another company first. They cancelled their first appointment. When they finally came 10 days later the other company said the well pump alone could not be replaced and that I would need an entirely new system. I called Earl Snow and they came the following morning. They were able to replace the pump and restore water flow without replacing the entire system. I saved a lot of money with Earl Snow!"

"Had HVAC replaced and Water softener installed. Very professional, installed quickly, done right. Only complaint is that the cost maybe a little high."

"Four men arrived early and went right to work. All insulation was pulled out, bagged and taped and hauled away. They came back for day 2 and spread the plastic, stone, installed new sump pump, dug the pipe line for the french drain, and replaced sod back in the ground over the pipe. They finished midday and cleaned everything up. We were very impressed with their work ethic. Kudos to them!"

"No problems with the quality of the work or the time it took, but it was surprisingly expensive. So much so that I almost regretted having the work done. The plumber found the shut-off valves inoperable and began replacing them without telling me about it or the additional cost. I should have looked over his shoulder more often and asked more questions, but I did not. Any repairman beginning additional repairs without asking really rubs me the wrong way and leads to a "B" rating at best and a "No" on hiring again. Learn from my mistake: make certain that you do your research on pricing and agree on a price range and scope of work with Geiler (or anyone, for that matter) before they begin the work."

"Everything went very smoothly. <br /> The work has not been totally completed and I need to contact Dave Tarrence.  We had a water leak in the bathroom and it had to be fixed before his job could be completed.  That has now been completed.  I need to call and arrange to have this project completed but I am 100% sure there will be no problems.  Dave Tarrence and his crew were very easy to work with and everything on my side went extremely well.  Good company to work with and I would not hesitate to use them again."

"The person performing the service had to make several trips because one of the "new" parts turned out to be faulty. I found both Complete Protection and their local repair contractor to be both very responsive and totally professional at every stage of the repair process."

"Mike Craw came with someone he was training.  They arrived on time, took up the toilet, replaced the wax seal, and then raised and leveled the toilet.  Our pipes are old so he explained that eventually the pipes would probably have to be replace because of corrosion but that it could wait.  He then cleaned out the main drain from the toilet which greatly improved the flushing capacity.  I would definitely use Craw Plumbing again."

"I had decent communication with Mike Brenneman, the company president, through the bid process, though I did not receive the bid when I asked the first time, and had to ask a second time. I chose Radon Environmental based on their Angie's List rating and my phone conversation with Mike Brenneman. <br /> On the day of the installation the technician, Chris, called me in the morning to say he was running late due to a fitness class an that he would arrive 20 minutes after the scheduled time.  I had people waiting on me at work to finish my part of a job before they could start, so I wasn't too happy with the late arrival, even though it was 20 minutes.  That translates into a fair bit of money when all the people waiting are in the high-end technology sector. <br /> Chris seemed knowledgeable, gave good answers to my questions, and did a good job with the radon system installation overall. <br /> I didn't like the finish work on the electrical - he removed an outlet receptacle to hard-wire the system, and left the receptacle on top of the wall box and an open hole in the plate cover, which was just a small annoyance. <br /> The major issue was damage to my sump system.  When I came home after work, I noticed that my sump pump was continuously running.  I looked through the nifty observation port, and saw that the connection from the pump outlet to the PVC outlet pipe had been broken, and the water was just spraying right back into the pit instead of being pumped out. <br /> I called Mike Brenneman and left a message complaining about the tardiness of the tech and the damage to the sump. When he called back, instead of apologizing Mike first tried to convince me it is normal for water to spray back into the pit through the weep-hole. I know the difference between the leak from a 1/8" hole and a broken connection dumping all the water back into the sump pit. <br /> When I told him that the PVC pipe coming out of the sump pit lid had been cut and a new rubber coupling installed, Mike insisted multiple times that their technicians are not plumbers, and that Chris would not have done anything like that. Having worked on the sump system just before the radon system installation, I knew very well that there was no coupling before the radon work.  The only thing I had asked Chris to do when installing the sump lid was to make sure that the sump pumps (primary and backup) were properly supported on the bricks in the bottom of the pit, as I knew he was going to have to move the pumps to do the work.  <br /> No matter what I said, Mike kept insisting that they arenot responsible for any kind of maintenance of the sump pump, even when I questioned whether they are responsible to repair damage caused by the technician during installation. <br /> Eventually Mike told me that if I hired a plumber, and the plumber verified that the damaged was caused by Mike's technician, then Mike would pay for half of the repair. I told him that no plumber would come in after the fact, look at the damaged system, and state that he was certain the damage was done by the Radon Environmental technician. <br /> At the end, Mike still denied responsibility, but finally offered to pay for half of the plumber's repair bill if I were to hire a plumber.  He apologized for Chris' tardiness and the time I lost from work.  He also stated that they would send someone out to reseal the sump pit lid for free once the repairs are done. <br /> In conclusion, I am almost completely happy with the radon system installation and Chris' professionalism in that arena.  I am thoroughly upset and dissatisfied with the damage dome to my sump pump system and especially Mike Brenneman's refusal to take any responsibility for it.  Since I am now tied to his company for service throughout the life of my radon system, I can only hope the customer service will improve. <br />"

"On Friday night (of course), we discovered that our water heater had gone out and its warranty had ended this past January. While we knew it wasn't an "emergency" situation, we were hoping to be able to find someone to come out and replace over the weekend. Our first attempted provider (one with whom we had an existing plumbing relationship) fizzled out. Our second attempted provider gruffly responded that he wasn't working that weekend. So, yes, Justin Dorsey Plumbing was our third call this time, but next time they will be our first. We are delighted to have been able to hire a local Hendricks County company and that they were able to come out and service us so quickly and at no extra charge for the weekend hours. Same day service on a Saturday was truly amazing to us. It was what we were hoping for, but we really weren't sure we'd find it. <br /> As far as the actual water heater goes, seemed to be a smooth install. Paul was friendly and courteous. Only time will tell as to the quality of the unit, etc., but for now I am a super satisfied customer. <br />"