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"<p>Before re-roofing They covered my flower beds and ground around the house, brought in a dumpster/truck and then  stripped off my roof shingles. They then cut out the roof and installed 2 new Velux Roof Windows (with installation kits, screens etc.), and shingled my vacation home using water/ice barriers, soffit vents and roof vents.  I specified IKO  architectural roof shingles. The job required releasing and reestablishing the supports for my chimney and vent pipe   </p> <p>They also protected my upstairs from dirt and dust, covering all furniture and vacuuming at the end of the job. </p> <p>The job went very well: on time, on estimate and schedule. The yard and flower beds were completely free from shingle waste or pulled nails. </p> <p>Some of the protection and clean up details were specified in the contract, but Troy's crews clean up the jobsite as a general rule.</p> <p>Now, several months later after weekly rain storms, one dumping 5-inches of rain in one night, I am completely confident that the skylights  are completely weather tight. There has been absolutely no sign of any problem.</p> <p>I could not be more pleased. They came in on scope, schedule, and budget with no fuss or bother. It makes me wonder why I submitted to years tension and disappointment with other contractors.</p> <p>The job was the second major project Troy has done for me in the last two years. I'm planning another project next year.  </p> <br />"

"OK, but water was contaminated and no suggestions to improve it"

"Did an excellent job-  what a great guy!  Wonderful plumber-  responsive to call, punctual,  excellent work and very reasonable price.  We love Walter <br />"

"They arrived, went directly to work getting everything set up, and monitored the drying process for the next three days. The equipment was excellent, their knowledge level was excellent, and the basement dried. They were willing to do anything we needed, and were prompt in monitoring and, finally, packing their equipment and leaving. <br />"

"Everything went great! Great communication and great work everything we asked for we got. Would recommend 10/10!"

"I was frustrated that they didn't cover our garbage disposal and they didn't cover the thermostat, otherwise everything we did there was great. I didn't have any problems. It's $50 a month, and then everything is covered. You don't have to pay for people to come out. When our hot water heater broke, we had to pay for the new water heater, but that just for the actual thing, not anything else like the service or installation."

"I had hot water removed from my oil furnace and installed a new electric hot water heater. They had to run a whole new electrical line and install all new plumbing since the house did not have a hot water heater before. They showed up on time and were professional and the job took about four and half hours. They returned my call promptly after the price came in right around what was quoted to me. <br />"

"They do great work. They are detail oriented and they make sure that things get done. Their customer service is also excellent. I would rate them highly. I would use them again in the future."

"In general, things went pretty well with TC Hafford. When we set appointments, they kept them, and the work was done pretty much as I expected. The principal issue was that the whole process took a great deal of time. <br /> We were having mild mold problems in our home due to moisture in the crawlspace. I found TC Hafford on line and got an estimate from them. The initial meeting was in the spring, and there were several steps to the process. Prior to Hafford's work, we had had all the old fiberglass batting removed, the space cleaned out, and the mold treated. Hafford's first step was install the moisture barrier (durable plastic sheeting) on the cement block walls and stone and dirt floor. That all took place reasonably promptly. <br /> Step two was the installation of the dehumidification equipment: a large dehumidifier and several small fans to move air from certain areas into the space where the dehumidifier is located. This was done over two or three sessions, but getting the last step attended to took several months, and wasn't completed until sometime in the fall. No particular harm was done by the delay, but it was a minor aggravation having to remind them of the need to do the work (which was usually prompted by them billing me and me telling them I wouldn't pay till the work was completed). <br /> Step three was blowing in the foam insulation, and this was delayed because Hafford's was in the process of acquiring their own equipment. This delayed the process by over a month, and didn't take place till mid-summer. Again, there was no harm done by the delay, but it meant that I had to keep checking to find out the status of the project. The foam layer is not as thick as I had anticipated, but the house felt warmer this winter. Also, the overall air quality seems much better, although we have not paid to have the mold levels rechecked. <br /> To their credit, Hafford found someone to remove an old oil tank at a very reasonable cost (this was an added step, since they were uncomfortable about covering up--which I appreciated), and they were open to dealing with my concerns about adequate air flow in the crawlspace. All the people I dealt with were very personable and courteous. I never had the sense that I was getting a run-around, it was just that things took longer than anyone expected. <br /> On the question, "Would I use them again?" I answered yes, because it seems like a company that is trying to do a good job. Over the time of my extended interactions, they were never impatient at my unwillingness to pay prior to completion of the final step, and they never offered flimsy excuses for why things were taking so long. Just the truth. They have a monopoly in this area, as far as I can tell, so I think the price was high, but we had no mold problems this winter, and the spider population has dropped in the bargain so there are fewer cobwebs in the crawlspace, so the product seems to deliver. The plastic sheeting is tough, but not really suitable for a space that has more than occasional traffic. We have an oil burner in the crawlspace, and that has made the white plastic pretty grimy, but it is cleanable. The other advantage to the white plastic is that even with minimal lighting the crawlspace is now much brighter, and much less dungeon-like. <br /> So I've given them a B, which in my view is Honors, but not High Honors. <br />"