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"My wife liked the way he explained things to her"

"Charlie and Shawn were simply outstanding installing my back flow valve to meet code for a sprinkler system. They were extremely knowledgeable, courteous and simply reviewed the process to me. Jesee is excellent to work with, and kept me updated with schedule changes and what to expect. They are an outstanding team i would definitely recommend."

"Joe the Plummer , amazing great excellent, customer service with replacing my old outdated water heater with brand new water heater at a great price for my money . Joe also replaced several pipes in my home and give excellent advice on the repairs. Joe continues to do a follow up every 3-6 months on my new water heater. 10/10 on every level of professionalism."

"They were friendly and nice."

"The assignment went well. The tech (Stacy) was very knowledge and explain to me the in and out of what might be the issue with the unit. Once the issue was diagnose, Stacy got right to work and resolved the problem within no time. My house is now cooling and ready for the our next HEAT wave. I highly recommend him and HPC services. They did and excellent job attending to my needs and was pretty reasonable in their pricing......Thanks guys!!!!!"

"He's one of the best. Very reliable, honest meticulous with his work. Highly recommend. Very unique"

"Marcus was very professional and friendly. His estimate was broken down and explained unlike other plumbers that gave a quote without explanation. He installed piping and the water softener system and was within our budget. He was not an over-priced plumber. I wanted to attach a picture of his work, but I don't see a way to do so. I would use Substantial Mechanical Contracting again and I would highly recommend their services."

"Before contacting any potential contractors, we researched available heating and air conditioning system brands and decided on Goodman. We then used Angie's List to identify potential contractors who supply and service Goodman products. We chose Ben's Air Conditioning and Heating for the estimate based on the company's location and information about the company from both Angie's List and the Better Business Bureau. We contacted Ben's via phone and made an appointment for them to visit and make an estimate. On the appointed day, the representative from Ben's arrived on schedule. He looked at the existing system, which was 17 years old, and listened to our description of the replacement system we believed would best meet our needs. He was knowledgable and was able to answer all of our questions about problems that might arise from installing a more energy efficient system that could qualify us for an income tax credit. For questions he could not answer, he was able to obtain answers fairly quickly by phone. He provided the estimate at the end of his visit, and we requested a date for installation that was about 6 weeks later. [They could have done it much sooner, but we needed the extended time.] I had planned to call several days before the appointed installation date, but Ben's called me first to verify the plan. On the appointed day, the Ben's crew arrived on time. While at the house, they were polite and considerate. The job took several hours longer than expected, but they stayed on the job until everything was done and checked for operability. Before leaving, they cleaned up after themselves fairly well. We had only two concerns. First, during condenser installation, the technician released a considerable amount of refrigerant fluid into the environment, both onto the soil and into the air, as he was trying to adjust the system pressure to meet specifications. While this did not affect the quality of the job in terms of its operability, we would have preferred that more attention be given to pollutant control. Second, after the Ben's team had departed, we noticed that the AC system was not cooling properly. Fortunately, we had obtained a cell phone number for one of technician's during their visit and were able to get in touch with him less than an hour after they left. The team was eating nearby, and they returned immediately to discover that, for this high efficiency AC system, a controller for the condenser was needed that had been in advertently omitted. Further investigation found the missing part on their truck, because it had been loaded for delivery with our system, although none of the team recognized that it needed to be installed. In the end, they installed the controller, and the system now seems to be working fine. They were very apologetic about the oversight. We were just glad to have caught the error before they were out of the area and unavailable to make the correction immediately. Cost estimate = Fee paid."

"I purchased a special deal through Angieslist, $99 for chimney sweep and $200 dollar worth of masonry/Chimney repair. The crew arrived on time and were very polite. When I showed them the woodburning stove insert they both seemed confused by it, they said they weren't familiar with inserts and weren't really sure how it worked. They cleaned it out but were not able to look in the chimney because of the way it was set up. One of the gentleman told me its fine to use as long as smoke doesn't start to come in the house. Obviously. I was under the impression that people that bill themselves as chimney sweeps would be able to figure out how to check out the actual chimney.
Our house has another chimney in the rear that is not in use. There are gaps in the brick where the mortar has fallen out. I figured I'd use the $200 credit towards having them pointed. The gentleman went up on the roof and inspected the chimney. He said the chimney needed to be capped, rain was getting in and that was causing the erosion. Makes sense, during my home inspection the previous year we were told to have it done somewhere down the line. He said he would cap the chimney and seal the concrete around the chimney on the roof for an additional $200. He said there was no need to point the brickwork once the chimney is capped. The guys went on the roof for maybe 15 minutes and installed the cap and I guess seal something or other. I don't have a 40' ladder to get on the roof and actually see what they did but it couldn't have been much as they were only up there a few minutes and I didn't see them carry up any concrete. I suspect they probably used mortar sealant caulk which is fine but doesn't really equate to the price charged. My main gripe is that I paid $500 (99, 200 credit, 200 at time of service) for them to vacuum my fireplace insert and install a cap (found on home depot.com for $80) on the chimney. I get the feeling that when you buy this $99 deal they not really honoring the $200 credit. I'm no expert on this sort of thing but I don't think the work that was performed was anywhere near $500 worth. I also got the feeling they were in a bit of a hurry and that's part of the reason they didn't want to do the pointing work. 
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"Great job, just took two days instead of one."