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"I called a couple companies about my Dyna Flame 3000G fireplace that was not working. After talking with one company that told me Dyna Flame was out of business, and replacement parts could not be found, I was discouraged. I decided to call around some more for other opinions. One other company did not get back to me. Gary called me back, and we scheduled an appointment. He came out, checked a number of things, and finally zeroed in on the high temperature device. He was able to find a replacement in his truck, and now I have a working fireplace. <br /> Given the estimate of $3000-$6000 dollars to replace my fireplace from the other company, I was quite happy to pay Gary the $200 for the service call and part. Thanks Gary! <br />"

"I just had Dustin out for my winter maintenance on the fireplaces and chimney and couldn't be more appreciative.  I first found Abetter Vent Cleaning in the spring to clean all the ducting and vents in my home.  Dustin is on time, professional, experienced, and doesn't even mind me following him around and asking questions.  Setting up the appointment was easy and he was out here within a couple days of my call.  Dustin has gone the extra mile both times he has been to my home - from lighting the pilot light on a gas fireplace, to replacing an old dryer vent flex line, to climbing on the roof and reattaching a vent hood.  I highly recommend Abetter Vent Cleaning and thank the guys for all of their hard work. <br />"

"Got here and got his staff cleaning the chimney. Cleaned up and out. Good to go."

"We hired Fireplace Freddie to inspect and fix our 100-year-old fireplace & chimney, making it safe to burn real wood again. Nick and Scott came out quickly, and used cameras to inspect. During the inspection Nick visually showed me what the issues were. He also verbally suggested the fix. After the inspection, we received pics and a price quote to fix the issues by installing a stainless steel sleeve in the chimney. We sent the pics and info to 3 other businesses to compare prices. After speaking with Nick numerous times, including 2 conversations with my old school contractor buddy who asked Nick just about every ridiculous question he could possibly think of, Nick remained cool and answered all of his questions. Nick also agreed to do the job with a permit from LADBS which they included in the price, so we decided Fireplace Freddie was the right company to do the job. Patrick was our installer. He had a co-worker, but I didn't catch his name. They showed up on time, covered the floor and furniture and did their job. It took a few days as they said it would, but they were on time, clean and friendly. Each day they came, they covered everything. Each night, they cleaned up and uncovered everything before they left. Patrick also dealt with our LADBS inspector who admittedly was not well versed in chimney repair. Patrick was very friendly, gave the inspector the information he needed including printed specs from the manufacturer, and we passed inspection w/o issue. Scott came back 1 week later to test the fireplace. He lit a fire to make sure it was all good, and it is. To sum it all up, everyone was friendly and professional. The job went super smooth, and we are able to use our wood burning fireplace again, safely.  I would highly recommend Fireplace Freddie. A+"

"The technicians came in and cleaned and disinfected all of our ductwok. At first I thought it was expensive, but they really cleaned the vents and, even though we've had the vents "cleaned" by other providers in the past, Blodgett staff found a old  Coca Cola can that had been in the vents since the 1970's. It took two staff members around 1 1/2 hours to complete the job. We were so impressed we called again about a month later and had them clean our fireplace chimney. <br />"

"Our second construction project this year with Adam Othman was the remodeling of our family room.  This room had woodgrain paneling on the walls and ceiling and all of the walls around the windows were woodgrain brown. The room also had a very large desk and office fixture.  Our goal was to update the room design and configuration. <br /> The work done included removing the ceiling paneling, adding a new ceiling fan and 6 recessed lights in the ceiling as well as 2 new hanging lights.  They also added 2 new outlets and upgraded the other 2 existing outlets.  <br /> The new ceiling was installed and finished beautifully, as were the light fixtures and painting.  We also utilized the services again of designer Trina Watton who worked with us and Adam to decide how to reconfigure the furniture in the room and helped us to choose the new fixtures.  Once again, her advice and insight was money well spent. <br /> Prior reviews allowed us to upload photos.  I cannot find that option now, but I always do document the changes which indicate the impressive quality of the work done. <br /> <br />"

"The guy did a fine job. We had just brought a new washer and dryer, and someone told us that it was a good idea to clean the dryer vent before we put in the new dryer. He came out when he said, he took about the right time and everything. He took 30/35 minutes to do it. He seem like a nice guy. I would say to drop the price. I think that was a fair price for coming out here."

"Even though Pat doesn't work in my area, he was kind enough to answer my many questions regarding masonry and fireplace installation.  He explained why what I wanted to do was not possible--putting masonry inside a pre-fabricated fireplace--that the tiles would just pop off, and he explained why.  He saved me a lot of time, money and headache since a less reputable fireplace installer had stated otherwise.  Thank you for your kindness in answering my many questions, Pat.  When it's in my budget (and the home is worthy of a full masonry fireplace), I will be calling you! <br />"

"I was told by the person who answered the phone that the minimum service charge was $95 to come out to my home and diagnose the problem. I asked if they could replace the thermocoupler when they arrived and was told they do not carry parts on their truck so another service call at $95 would also be required plus parts. The Thermocoupler is a standard item on a gas fireplace and typically sells for $10-$20 online or at Home Depot. It seems ridiculous that a specialized fireplace repair company would not carry this kind of part on their truck. It would have cost me a minimal of $190 before parts to have this repair done by Quality Fireplace. I choose not to have the service completed and fixed the issue by myself."

"After obtaining a few quotes for roof repair after the recent storms, Jeff provided the best price and 20 year warranty.  Very honest businessman. I am glad I finally found an honest company."