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Excellent work! Professional, courteous and superb job.
Jeff beat every proposal I'd obtained and completed the paint job and roof repair as promised-on time.
Highly recommend.

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.

Last year a hose blew off my neighbor's toilet and sprayed water all through her house the Saturday before Labor Day. We have patio homes that share a common wall so some of the water leaked into our garage and my closet and bedroom. The water damage was sooo much worse at my neighbor's. I called PureTec and Darren was at our location in the west valley in under an hour. Fortunately the damage on my side was minimal. He pulled back the carpet and got a fan going until his team could get there and pull up the padding, etc. They had us back to normal in a few days. It was watching Darren helping my neighbor that was truly amazing. He calmed her down and sat with her at our kitchen table and patiently talked her through the entire process that was about to happen, and he helped her collect what she needed to spend the night with family. He worked diligently with her homeowner's insurance to ensure that the extraction and drying was covered, and I can't even remember how many times he came by to check on us, and our neighbor while she was working with the packing company to remove her belongings to storage while the restoration work was being performed. If any of my friends even mention a water problem, I am ready with Darren's card. PureTec is a company that operates with integrity in an industry where many do not.

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!

I would not advise using this company. To show you the thought process of the owner her company damaged my old stove's gas valve in transport. When it was turned back on I could smell gas. I called Southwest Gas and they tagged it as a hazard. Absolut had a repairman check it out and it would be $400 to repair it. I checked with a local store and a new stove would've been $370. The owner decided to repair it because as their GM let me know I was not entitled to get a new stove. They broke several items which I understand comes with transporting items which I chose to not press the issue but to me the stove was no excuse.

Fair is fair.... Although I'm not happy with outcome. Ecodry did do the work contracted for them to do. And because insurance denied the claim they did take off a large percent of the charge. I still don't have a bathroom, totally not there fault, but the cleanup job they did was top notch.

Ultimately, unimpressed. They get more than one star for how it started, but less than 5 for how it ended.  We had water damage in our kitchen and the insurance company stripped it down. We contacted this company on a referral, and at first they were very responsive. Since we were rebuilding anyway, we told them that we wanted to get a new cabinetry configuration, and they promptly provided a brochure for new cabinetry. Once the insurance funds came through, we contacted them and asked about specifics, to ensure we knew what we were getting. While they provided some of the information requested (like ROC#), the best way I can describe the response is a civil huffy. They concluded with something to the effect of since you're changing the configuration, we can't do the work. If this were the case, why didn't they say that upfront instead of wasting our time? I didn't really believe this was the reason, given that they gave us the brochure up front. Instead, I have a sneaking suspicion the change of heart was because we asked about things like ROC# and bonding. In the long run, I guess they did us a favor. We went with a different company, are thoroughly satisfied, and I've rated that company well better.

The first crew to come out was one man subcontracted to hang the drywall. As you can see in n the photos, large oblong cuts were made for plugs, the shut-off valve for the water supply for the fridge was covered, broken drywall, torn drywall and drywall kicked into place. Jennifer and Michelle came out after I took the key out of their lockbox and complained about the work. I was told I would be happy and they would get a new crew in. The second crew did all the mudding on Tuesday broken drywall, sealed my Ethernet connection in the wall destroyed my vanity light and the list goes on. Oh they also unplugged my drop in freezer and all the food spoiled. When contacted about this, I got radio silence. The next response I got was when I emailed in question to whether permits had ever been filed and asking g for them to stop work until I knew if they had permits. Jennifer responded threatening that if I went to get permits I would have to bring the entire house  up to new electrical standards, and tear out the walls. That's fine there are more waves in my walls than in the Atlantic ocean anyway. If you want your home to look like a mirror funhouse go with these guys. Being told how I should feel better and being dismissed for my concerns and doing fast sloppy work is just sub par business ethics. Threatening a homeowner with even more of a financial loss because you cut corners and didn't apply for work permits is unethical.

I would definitely recommend this company! I had an upstairs bathtub overflow into the bedroom next to the bathroom, the loft, and the hallway besides the bathroom itself:(  I called Disaster Restoration they showed up right away told me what needed to be done and got it started right then. They dried all of the damaged areas in 3 days without causing anymore damage to walls or ceilings! Came to check on the progress every day on my availabilty and Zach even brought us donuts!  Thanks Al for the speedy response, Zach for the awesome customer service, and the crew who helped them with this cleanup!

WARNING!!! Do not use this company. When they come out to do their free inspection, the employee will have you sign a CONTRACT right then. If you can not read it because the signature is done via cell, the employee will tell you that is just says that he came out to your property to do an inspection. That is a LIE!! Thomas Restoration has filed OVER 25 lawsuits against people in multiple courts in a 21 months period. These people say three main things: TR never gave them an estimate, before they have them sign their contract or after. They did not know they signed a contract. TR is over charging. BUT his contract says whatever your insurance does not pay YOU PAY! Please spend the word EVERYWHERE! via chat, blogs complaints etc. Know one else should have to go through this legal expense for a contract, as bad as it is-legally counts as a contract. I am attaching the contract that he has you sign via cell phone (saying it is something else). Along with other documents to show you what I am saying is VERY TRUE!  
This is the personal experience of people I know in lawsuits with Thomas Restoration.  Look at the provided photos I attached and do your own research. To make you own decision. Good luck and please spread the word if you come to the same agreement that I have.

I feel the office staff was really willing to help with my complaints. Unfortunately I don't feel the actual roofers take much pride in their work. After showing pictures to the office of a couple issues I had with the work, they sent someone out to fix those issues immediately and made sure that I was satisfied. I would have given the company five stars had I not had to watch over the roofers work and contact the company to come out and fix lazy workmanship.

Great company! They do excellent work in a timely matter. I would recommend them to family and friends!

This company was absolutely amazing. Our house flooded to due the negligence that occurred floor replacement by Empire Today. Noah Box and the Drystar Team came out late at night on an emergency call, worked fast to contain and clean up the flooding. They put fans down immediately and ensured the situation was under control before leaving. Noah was courteous, highly responsive, and informative every step of the way. To top it of, Drystar was willing to bill Empire Today directly for the services rendered due to their negligence. Just a great experience would highly recommend to anyone looking for restoration and construction services. If I could give Noah and Drystar 10 stars I would.

I had substantial damage to both my up and downstairs bathrooms. They responded immediately after being notified by the plumber (within minutes). They came to check on the drying out process daily.

Unfortunately they were not responsive to my insurance agents attempt to contact them. They told me I was supposed to turn over my first insurance check to them. Thank goodness my insurance adjuster told me NOT to turn over the check, they are were supposed to talk with the water mitigation department to be paid. The check was for the rebuild, not demolition.

My insurance company advised that the time taking to dry out and tear out was unusual and we should have been in the rebuild phase by then, not still in the drying phase, especially in Arizona! They also left nails sticking up out of the floor that could have resulted in serious injury.

After having Drake, a manager come to my property things went better, however, the demolition crew attempted to not remove everything, even after Drake had told them to do it! If you use this company, you should have Drake involved from the beginning.

They left all the demolished parts laying in my yard and the bathroom. The new company hired for the rebuild had to haul the garbage away for us. This company has much room for improvement. The punched holes in unaffected walls of both my bathrooms due to carelessness. They broke cabinet frames they were supposed to save due to recklessness and carelessness.

The company referred to us by the insurance company has been very responsive and reputable. I hope Quick restore will learn from this process to improve customer service.

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