Best Businesses in Arizona

Matt is one of our vendors from Interstate Restoration Group and they are the best!  We recently had a huge resident activity that Interstate Restoration Group participated in by making a generous donation.  We appreciate their business and recommend anyone to use Interstate Restoration Group.   Thank you Matt, we appreciate everything that you do for us at Ascent at Papago Park!

Highly recommend Tempe Only Waters! I had an emergency water leak from the upstairs restroom. He instructed how to stop the leak over the phone and came out to make the repairs and patched the drywall. Good as new! I will be recommending to family friends and clients

Gurr Bothers provided everything I could have hoped for: great communication and customer service, fast turnaround, and super professional work. Thank you so much!

After dealing with a ceiling leak in my garage and waiting weeks for my insurance to process my claim and having to deal with unreliable and ridiculously priced contractors, I was referred to Jenkins. I had the pleasure of having Mario as my project manager and he was professional, communicative, and prompt. From getting quoted, scheduled, and having the work completed, everything went smoothly and without issues. My ceiling came out looking better than it looked before the incident.

This company is made up of some of the most professional and upstanding people. I trust them with my home and my family.

I highly recommend Disaster Services and their owner Van Smith.  From our first meeting I was impressed with his prompt and professional service.  But as we delved into our Black Mold issue, my wife and I were beyond grateful that Van was there for us!  Van's knowledge is extremely evident when he talks and works.  Going the extra mile when he really didn't have to, made us feel like he was not just a contractor but a friend as well.  Our house was back to normal in a very short time frame after Van got involved.  Again, My wife and I completely recommend Van Smith and Disaster Services.  So if you want security that it will be done right in a timely and professional manner, call Disaster Services  now and Van will get a smile back in your life :).  -
Jonathan Manning
(San Tan Valley, AZ)

Ugggh...hot water heater burst flooding several rooms.  I figured no worries, will get the water heater replaced, dry vac the water and pick up some fans at Home Depot to dry everything.  WRONG!!!!

A friend convinced me to contact this company to at least check it out so I called and am soooo grateful I did.  The nicest most helpful man named Nasur came out same day. He used equipment that could see and detect water/ mold behind the walls (would never have believed it unless I saw it myself) to make sure all was dry and prevent the dreadful MOLD from forming.

The health and safety of my pets and family are #1 and I'm thankful I realized water cleanup needs to be done professionally. THANK YOU RestoreMaster!!!

This is an amazing company. Chris came out a few hours after I called to book an appointment. He thoroughly examined my bathroom where I suspected mold. He is extremely professional, honest and knowledgeable and even though I only had a tab bit of mold in my sink which didn't warrant further testing, he spent the time explaining mold, the testing process, and when to worry to me. I really appreciate his honest approach and highly recommend resolution fire and flood.

This company was a breeze to work with! It's never fun to have anything happen to your home, but i was very relieved to have these guys come out and take care of what needed to be done. The owner Tyler was very sweet and helpful as well. Will definitely recommend them to anyone i know!

First time we've used Dave and his team to clean our carpets.  We couldn't have been more pleased with the professionalism and results when the job was done.  They arrived on time, were both informative and friendly, and the work was top notch!!

I've been using Dr. Chem Dry for many years on my white (!) carpets, and the service is consistently timely, reasonably priced, and very well done.

I had a water leak from a broken valve on a toilet. My whole house was one inch under water. I was out of town and called my Insurance company who had Summit go and do the dry out.
I must tell you if this should happen to you make sure you know who the players are when it comes to you house and belongings.  Summit took off all my new electrical plates with the matching white screws  I no longer have the white screws and plates are everywhere.  All they had to do was throw them in a box so plates and screws were together. They removed all base cabinets. They broke a piece of my granite counter. My insurance adjuster was surprised to see cabinets removed when he thought they were fine. I have broken items from them tearing stuff out. I was so upset that the inside adjuster told me she would cancel them and I could get my own contractor. When I came home I did get my own contractor and the inside adjuster is no longer in charge I was given someone new. I do still have the adjuster who was surprise to see the cabinets removed. Edge is another company I would not use. If they are on yelp I will have a review on them also.

We have worked for go to services. We did a job 3 weeks ago and still haven't been paid for the work we did. They dont pay when job is completed there excuse is we  are a big company and it has to be processed. We have drove all the way from Queen Creek when we were told the check would be there and all 3 times it wasn't there. I paid my employees out of my pocket. So the job we did I paid for it. I hope this review is read before anyone decides to hire this company.

I just read the review from Barbara F and must say their business practices haven't changed. I recently had an underground pipe leak that caused major flooring damage. At the recommendation of my plumber, I was contacted by Restoration 1. They were quick to assure me they would take care of everything. WATCH THEM! They were about to tear out a closet door and its track. I stopped them before they could damage it, but their response was Don't worry about it, the insurance company will buy you a new one. Additionally they tested an area of the floor that was approximately 30 feet away from the damaged area and found it too was damaged by water recommending removal. There was at least 15 feet of dry floor between this new area and the damaged area and there were no water lines within 25 feet of this new area. The new area was all tile and would have meant a significant amount of money for them had I let them remove it. The water leak was from the hot water supply line to the kitchen (potable water). Their bill was littered with charges for PPE and special handling charges due to removal of potentially contaminated materials. In the state of Arizona dust control at construction sites is maintained by spraying the ground with potable water. If PPE and special handling of removed material was required, why was the area not posted with these requirements and why was I not informed of the potential risk of being in the area while they worked? Restoration1 says they bill based on guidance of the same standard my insurance company uses. However their interpretation of this standard allows them to charge more. I have no idea how much my plumber was paid for referring them to me, but I believe it was significant. Another item of note is that I thought I was dealing with a local company, however their adjusters, auditors and billing departments are all in Oregon. Having gone through this, my biggest learning was after the immediate hazard has been controlled/ contained (ie leak stopped) start with your insurance company and do not use Restoration1.

Such a nightmare.  First off he was the most irresponsible, unreliable, hot head I have ever met.  He said he would be here on the job and was never here. Made appointments he didn't keep and if he did he would show up late. He never came to check on the job and because of that his crew left our roof open when merging our addition and didn't cover it knowing we were going to have horrible rain. This is XMas Eve and my sons entire ceiling collapsed.  He is trying to bully us to continue to use him.  He has made one bad decision after another.  You should pray you never have to work with someone like Jim Rana. Call me for all the other horrible things that happened.

This company does not have a license. This company is not bonded. This company is not insured. This company is not a legal contractor. I hired him to do a job for my home he was so unreliable I wanted to scream. When they were on property to do work they were in their vehicle more than they were doing the job they were hired to do. I don't know if they were on drugs or what but I was extremely disappointed. Very unprofessional, never on time, always taking breaks, needed to go get extra supplies on the regular and so many other issues. How does anybody even hire somebody like this? I know why I did because I didn't do my research and I wanted a good price. Next time I'm definitely gonna be looking for reviews to see what other people say before I hire a company. On top of all these other things if you go to their Facebook page which I did, you can see that they actually have another company on there, per the business owner himself, that shows the same phone number for this other company. It's not even close to this type of company. It's actually a solar company. So what is he doing, jack of all trades work? Solar they specified company that you have to know a lot about to do I would imagine. Is this his specialty instead of home repair work? I'm so confused. Very dissatisfied. I want all others to know NEVER, EVER go to this person for any work and do your research before hiring a company. I got screwed. BIG TIME. Let's not let that happen to you. I have also attached three photos. One is for this company. One is for his solar company. One shows that he just started a job on the 19th and then another Solar company he started working for on the 21st!?? How is that even possible????

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