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"Very happy with their promptness and got the problem fixed. Cost was very reasonable"

"The installer did an excellent job. I would certainly hire them again."

"They called me quickly- gave me same day appt to check appliance. Ordered part and fixed."

"Larry is the consummate pro. He's like the Holmes on Holmes of appliance repair. My most recent job (I have used him for 3 years) is the first time he was stumped by one of my appliances. The first solution he thought would work didn't, but then he was at the ready, ordering the correct parts as quickly as possible (My oven is older and harder to get parts for on the fly) and even offering to cover the costs of the first round of parts since they weren't the correct solution. He got it fixed in time for Holiday Entertaining and did it with a smile and a "Merry Christmas".
This is the guy you want coming to your home and fixing what's wrong. He won't make you fix something that isn't broken, he will tell you if it makes more sense to buy something new instead of profiting from fixing your clunker, and if it takes a little longer or comes at an unusual time, he doesn't jack up his prices.
Larry's the best.


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"Great job by Gilbert. We were able to schedule a time for the work to be done. He showed up on time and got our microwave installed and it looks great!"

"Juan (at JCL) was excellent and very thoughtful in working with us to help alleviate our a/c hvac issues at home. While many of the other firms only proposed in replacing our unit JCL saved us time and money by only replacing and repairing several problem ducts that worked out great. Would recommend them based on Juan’s honesty and not trying to upsell us on things we didn’t need for the home that others repairmen didn’t bother to suggest. Service was also very quick and clean given the amount of work involved in the attic."

"I hired Yari based on positive Angie's List reviews.  Overall, I'd give him a luke warm rating, and MIGHT use him again, though would probably investigate some other options first.  The work done overall was good, however...

The clean-up was poor.  There was a LOT of small broken tile bits and dust left over after they replaced the kitchen tiles.  I have cats (as they saw), and they could have very easily tracked sharp small bits of broken tile on their paws from the loads of it left on the kitchen floor and in the grooves where the grout is.  When they repaired the broken stucco outside, they left dust and debris at the site and obviously threw the remaining water/plaster/mortar/whatever mix through a fence and into my neighbor's yard (am going to try and attach pix - I think I can do that here).  The price he quoted me was for parts and labor ASSUMING I had all those parts already.  I had to go myself with one of his workers to a nearby plumbing supply store to pick up needed items.

He was very responsive in person and by phone, and very cordial and prompt.  The work was decent enough.  I don't know enough about home repairs and contracting to know how fair the price was, but it seemed to be in the ballpark. 

Overall recommendation : Proceed, but with caution, and make sure you're clear from the outset what exactly your needs are and what exactly he's promising to provide.  And make sure they clean up properly before leaving."

Barelay is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers' interests, and make their concerns the basis of our business. Don't call unless you have purchased you product already.\n\n\n

"Max found the problem, fixed it, cleaned out the lint inside, and gave us some maintenance tips. Very friendly. Definitely would hire again."

"I couldn't have handled everything required to dry out the wood and avoid any mold issues by myself at that time, let alone get all the Information required to the insurance company and negotiate with them. Because of Bryan I didnt have to. He took over and arranged everything. He recommended a company to do all work required to tear out the drywall, assess for asbestos, set up the fans in both units, and make sure they identified all the damage and got it dried out. He had the company partner call me and explain their process and why he was sending in one of his foremen....because his house was undergoing a more extensive repair at the time. Bryan interfaced setting up the timing so the repair went as smoothly and quickly as possible and, because of his relationship with the company they merely put a claim on the insurance monies when they arrived. Bryan even hired a packing company to send in a crew to pack up everything in my tenant's kitchen where most of the upstairs damage occurred and my living room and bathroom. The only unpleasant experience I had was American Craftsman, the moving company They packed everything without asking and put it God knows where. The woman who packed my bathroom told me she'd left everything from below my sink under the dining room table believing I would need access to it. When I looked I realized I had no idea where all my shower tools were or the stuff I use from my medicine cabinet. What she gave me access to was cleaning supplies! Then they didn't speak to my tenants, who were on sight, but merely packed up their kitchen and took it all with them to put in their storage. This included utensils, the microwave, the coffee maker and the toaster! The tenants were furious and refused to pay rent from then on. And when the walls and floors were dried out American Craftsman refused to return any stored items until their bill was paid! The most expensive payment of the entire clean up was USELESS. Their portion of the insurance proceeds was well over $7,000! The asbestos and dry out cost $1,500 less and actually did something for their money. By October I collected my insurance check for nearly $36,000. Then the fun began with getting everyone with a claim on the money to sign the check and find that Chase Mortgage seized the entire amount and would only give me 1/3 of the total when I satisfied them I was doing everything their way. So I paid $13,000 to the emergency services out of my pocket and the $5,400 to my private adjuster and when I asked Chase to reimburse me they said no. That's where the real fun begins so if you have a good relationship with anybody with power to threaten your mortgage company use them to get your money so you can hire a contractor to rebuild! Chase wants to see the proof of rebuilding BEFORE they release the money. Best part of my whole experience was Bryan and Goodroad and Gat.
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