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Super affordable and quick. I love the new paint and excited to keep working on the exterior of my house. Its a night and day difference. My husband and I are avid DIYers but so glad we hired Classic Shades to tackle this part of our renovation. They did the job so much better than we could have and were top notch professionals.

I was hoping to find more than just a LinkedIn profile, yet didn't. So here I am making one. Restorations by Gary Rait I would highly recommend for anyone looking to restore their sewing machines. From what I think he said, he restores more than just sewing machines and their cabinets. I found this excellent buisness and met Mr. Rait at a quilt show in Prescott Valley. For a reasonable price he restored my early 1900's Singer treadle sewing machine to working order. He did a beautiful job in getting it looking like a actual piece of furniture that would be found in a real antique store, not some worn-out falling appart thing at a flea market as it was. I am very happy with the care taken in picking it up it from my home in Prescott bringing it to his shop and returning it in a short amount of time. I also appreciate him saving what he could of the wood and machine parts.
If there was anything higher on Yelp besides the five Woohoo! As good as it gets! stars, he would definately deserve it.

I don't know where to start this review. Everyone, from Darren providing a fair estimate to Jason, their Office Manager,who responds very quickly to any questions  to Justis & Cole doing the initial work, to Mike following up the next day. I just can't say enough. They are all wonderful.
Once the Plumber Guy, Carlin, finished repairing the pipe Darren came out within a couple of hours and gave us a very fair price. He even left some fans to start the drying process. The next morning Justic & Cole came out around 8:30 to do the clean up process. Eventhough we don't have any asbestos, they treated it like we did. This was very comforting to know that they took precautions. When Mike came out he said everything was dry (per his meter) except for a small part of the carpet. He left one fan to help dry this out. Avery came out the next day to pick up the fan.
Would I recommend the guys at PureTec Restoration, you betcha! If I have a problem in the future, I will call them in a heartbeat!

We had water damage in our home, called SERVPRO & they responded quickly, moved furniture/appliances, removed the water, set up fans to dry.  They came back twice a day to check progress.  Employees were efficient, very respectful & went above & beyond.  We highly recommend this company!

What a horrible experience!  This company was paid IN FULL by our insurance company!  They not only never returned all of our furniture and collectibles, but they brought expensive items back that they totally destroyed.  They did not bring back items after 16 months--including a hand-carved desk & armoire!  They have refused to reply to our Insurance Agent and to us.  Insurance fraud!!!

I needed to get some Demo work done after a leaky pipe in my attic. Eco Dry Restoration was recommended by the plumber and they were out to house in a very timely manner. Packing up my pantry and moving items in the garage were done yesterday and the demo team was here at 8 just like they said. Roland, Wyatt and Dylan worked nonstop till they were done and left the garage very clean. I'm recommending Eco Dry for the great service so far. They answered all my questions and convinced me I needed a new hot water heater which I knew was going to be replaced sooner rather than later.

I have known Ryan for years. As an insurance advisor I have sent him clients for a long time. My clients are always happy when Phoenix Flood was able to keep the claim low and off the insurance companies records. Ryan helped my clients with water damage resulting from lots of issues including dripping sinks, leaking showers, broken pipes, and so many more issues.
Ryan saved my clients thousands and thousands of dollars in premium by not turning in claims. He helped keep me profitable on those small losses.

I have sent clients all through out the valley including Mesa, Scottsdale, Phoenix, and Tempe to Ryan. His team does a great job with any kind of water loss!

My daughter referred me to Arizona Carpet and Restoration because she had a good experience with them. (She also referred me to Yelp, so here I am sharpening my review skills!) Anyways, I have my share of pet stains, so I called this company to see what they could do. They scheduled me within the week which was nice, and when the carpet cleaner arrived, he treated every stain before pulling out the big guns. The steam cleaning method seemed effective, and didn't take long to dry, all things considered. Sure enough, he got the stains out. It did bring up some odors, but he warned me about this, and they went away soon thereafter. I'm happy with the experience, and would recommend them as the customer service was up to par.

Excellent service. John was sent as soon as we called and he was very professional. I was in a panic as we had a flood in 1/2 of the house.  I was so thankful that as soon as we called them on a Saturday afternoon, they came out and rescued my home. They set up equipment and brought dehumidifiers and fans to dry the moisture.  The entire staff is very knowledgeable. Special thanks to Tom and Chuck for all of the guidance and professionalism to put my home back together.

Do NOT hire this company for any reason.  They did some work at my home nearly 3 years ago for some minor water damage.  One man came for 2-3 hours and my insurance company paid them over $4000.  This week I was served with a lawsuit naming me personally for nearly 10K with no explanation.  My phone and email have not changed and they never attempted to contact me.  I don't know why they think I owe them 10K but I now have 20 days to respond in court or there will be a judgment against me.  This is a dishonest company and I regret using them tremendously.

We just bought a house, which needs some roof repairs, nothing super big but enough. We went with this company because, they provided an estimate during closing and figured that since they've already examined the roof we could get them scheduled for before we move in. When we called the first time, we didn't receive a call back. We ended up calling them back and got what felt like an apology from the contractor for not reaching out in any way. We thought it was behind us and can get going forward. Nope, zero contact for 3 more days. I called back, they called back but couldn't do anything and said they'd reach out again. No call back, until I got a rather unprofessional voicemail. I called back and was sent to a random voicemail. Then, they called and attempted to blame me for the delay! Finally, their form was finished and we could get scheduled!! Again, no one called us so I call back to get scheduled now it's been three weeks, and then they want to push it out two weeks. Zero sense of urgency or desire to correct their errors.
I really tried to like this company, but unexplained delays combined with the unprofessional demeanor of the staff and contractors is unacceptable.  To confirm their poor   communication skills and business ethics, I was hung up on.  I truly hope the business tries to fix its problems to ensure a more customer focused and thus longer lasting business.

Stratton came to my house to dry out my house after water intrusion.   They installed equipment in one room, it rained again and water came in from the original location and a 2nd location near the first one.  They came back out and installed equipment where the 2nd leak was and this time they used equipment to look for wet drywall to see if more needed to be done.   I believe the drying equipment should have been installed in two locations from the start.  The second time they didn't have two dryers and only installed a fan in the 2nd location.  (They made it clear they were limited to the fan because that's all they had.)

After the 2nd visit I called about putting a tarp on the roof to prevent leaking until the roof was repaired.  The guy that came out, at night by the way, was not in uniform, came with his girlfriend in the truck, was hard to understand even though he was speaking english and did a tremendous amount of damage to the already faulty roof when installing the tarp.  Dozens of roof tiles were broken.  It rained again and likely due to the damage when putting the tarp on the leak was worse than ever.

Fast forward and I have replaced the entire roof.  I call them out to fix the drywall, as they said they would do, and I get a voice mail from Shane tolling me they were 'Not interested in taking the job'...  'I know there was some things that came up during our mitigation process where you would question the work that we had done and it just I just don't think we're a good fit to take on your job.'  

So, if you don't think they did everything right they won't complete the work?!  So add bad form to being unprepared and sending someone out that did more harm than good when putting a tarp over the damaged roof area.  By the way, the tarp didn't even stay in place for more than a few days.

Drystar sure came out fast. And they also talked the talk, but even trying to get free of them, I am still dealing trying to get my countertop they only in final days of dealing, took for safekeeping at the last minute after weeks in the carport, while promises to take to safekeeping no showed. Drystar finally took the bar counter into their storage, now I can not even get them to respond to my asks to get it back. Earliest on, they demanded it stay on site, then they agreed to carry it to my storage, no showed, and then, after I started calling out their bluffs and stalls, they do me a favor and finally give in to something we obviously needed, as a big gift. Perfect hostage trope. Dear Drystar, please give me back my property: you have been paid thousands for packout.  People out there, beware your emergency not be Drysars opportunity to take your home and loss of use hostage, and now in my experience, property hostage. I have been told that the ROC specifically enforces that mitigation and restoration companies should not use stall tactics to string up more jobs accessed via an owners emergency needs, and then deny timely service to jobs they have been given authorization for, in order to give priority to emergencies.  But this has exactly been my experience. They even were so bold as to send me a project manager, G, who would expressly tell me they had more important emergencies to handle than actually act as the GC they are supposed to be. But they sure had time to estimate and make and see a check cut and delivered of an additional bid. I had to be the Gc go between finding out the added work to support the added trade work was not a call us when its over thing:  I felt Drystar was not responsibly a GC, nor forthcoming about availability (or invoices and bids) But now, they continue to put me in the red by denying me access to property critical to moving forward with my work, items they have been paid to packout. And yes, that thousands of dollars for packout does include that last minute final promise keeping of caring for that countertop, especially  since I was repeatedly denied a packout invoice for weeks, denied until after we start to settle up the full refund owed me because I could not tolerate Drystars irresponsibility without calling them to account, giving them yet another chance to face shortcomings on site I my home. Martin brought his worst-spoken young man, G, out to bait me to fire him, but who quit when being pressed to give account per his ROC responsibility and designation. Now I get no response to emails, texts and voicemails asking the counter back.  I can only be set to expect low of being able to access my other items they have taken into storage!
While we did part with a full refund (but who gives me back over 3 mindblowing weeks time?) I still have to pay someone else to redo and undo things, and my insurance does not appreciate that much, at all. Beware! From the get go, Drystar asking sympathy, making the statement they want half paid in advance was a flag:  I would warn others to beware how Drystar positions the customer being granted favors that are actually due the customer, including access to invoices and bids,(yes they had time to get not one but two bids accepted and checks cut for my work), and now, I need to resort to reviews here to get a response to begin to arrange to get my property back! Even as we cleared out a refund of all restoration bids, they only then shared with me in writing, their call on how much they wanted for packout, and only then did I ever get an invoice. Ok? If so, that means I should also be able to access my property they kept thousands and some for, billing me at such a late time in the game. SO beware, this is the end game when Drystar denies you a invoice or slows customer access to a bid, for that matter. Now, Drystar has been paid their full bill for all packout, and yet they will not now respond to my requests to arrange to get my property back. The insurance company (that they are definitely NOT a partner with) now takes the position I chose them, and that its on me to get satisfactory work out of, and they will not pay twice for the same work. Meanwhile, I cant unhear Drystars registrant  G's voicing it was a long time since he took his ROC test, and having done work reluctantly and saying all the wrong things, plus needing things redone he referred to as temporary. (since when do you replace a base plate temporarily?)  I had been willing to have a break even finally free me to get the work done by others, but Drystar, are you really going to give me the addwork to have to go to the ROC just to get my property back? because its not break even then; its costing me weeks if I don't know if I can access the countertop or not by Tuesday. Today is Saturday, I started leaving messages and voicemails Wednesday. I am only asking for a response to be able to inspect the condition of the item and make arrangements.

If I could give -10 stars I would.  Please steer clear of this company.  I had a slab leak and upon recommendation of a next door ap, I called TUCKER HILL plumbing in Tempe.  This guy came out and told us to pour a 5 gallon of water on the floor, which stupidly I did.  He then stated this conversation never happened.  Literally within minutes this quick restore was at my door.  I swear, he must have been parked down the street to get to my house so fast.  They both started talking water damage, insurance.  I went to bed that night thinking, insurance fraud.  There was no visible water damage and the plumber never showed me where the leak was, the reason for him to come to my house.  I called them the next day and stated I would not be using them because I was not going to be involved in insurance fraud.  Quick restore stated they didn't know I had poured water on the floor.  Well, if you are a quick restore company, you should have known that.  Anyway, these people are ruthless, they called me everyday for a week going to send someone to my house to put holes in my walls and get fans in there.  They called me on Memorial Day.  I told them if they do not cease and desist I would get an attorney.  Two days later I get a call from an asbestos company.  I called quick restore and they admitted to giving them my phone number after I had told them NO.  Thank god I was not stupid enough to fall for this insurance scam.  Everyone, please be careful.  I now feel that because it was me and my sister at home and we are in our 60's that they took full advantage of us.

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