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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.

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!

We had a septic malfunction, so we had to have everything packed up and taken out of 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, as well as our walk-in closet.  It was not an easy task but Absolut Restoration was fabulous!!!!  Very nice and extremely helpful. They made a daunting task a breeze!!!  Every box was marked with the exact spot it was taken from. Which helped a TON since I forgot to take my medication out of the cupboard. They found it without a hitch!  I Highly Recommend them!

This is the update for my review left on Ecodry Restoration.  

I spoke with the operations manager for the company, and they were willing to work with me to make the price more affordable. I was able to cover the costs with my insurance, so I wasnt required to pay out of pocket. The company also covered the cost of a new toilet, which I am very grateful for  They were able to take an awful experience and completely turn it around. It shows me their dedication to put the customers first. I am extremely appreciative that they rectified the situation and made an extremely stressful situation less so.

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.

This company used to be one of the best, but is under new management and has really taken a turn for the worse. Eight weeks after storm damage to my home, I still have no idea when work is expected to begin.

Three times I've been told that our project will be scheduled at the next meeting, but so far has not been scheduled. Three weeks have gone by since I've heard from my project manager, who doesn't answer my calls or texts. Twice I've been told someone will call me to discuss the project but never called. More than once I've arranged time to stay home from work to meet someone who was supposed to come start the work but never showed up.

Works stalls because someone forgot, or because they discover an issue they should have seen months ago. I understand that everyone is very understaffed right now, but this does not explain the total lack of professionalism or communication we've experienced.

I've never worked with a company with such a complete disregard for your time. I would never recommend ACR to anyone, and my insurance company will also no longer recommend this company to its customers.

I would not recommend dealing with Disaster Resoration LLC. I have had the worst headach getting them to send an invoice out on a very small amount of water that I had them clean. I caught the water within 20 minutes leaking out of my washing machine and called them for a quick clean up as I have infant twins and their room had a tiny piece of carpet wet. I wanted to be sure that I had zero chance of mold in the babies room.

It is now mid August. The date of service was early June and I am still battling for them to get an invoice out to my insurance company for payment. They are threatening to put a Lean on my home for non-payment and I called them today to speak with them about payment as my insurance company is trying to pay but in order to do that they need the invoice however, Debbie was not only rude but said the invoice would be sent when she got to it.

They are so willing to threaten me with a Lean on my home because I have not paid yet I cannot get out of them what I even owe for payment!

The repair department comes after the cleanup and dry-out and I already have their invoice. Their invoice was almost $2000.00 to put some doors back on and 2 toe kicks on my cabinets and clean the tile and floor. WOW! Half that invoice is surcharges and minimun overheads that you do not know anything about but they kept assuring me saying. Don't worry, your insurance is paying for this so why would you care? Well, maybe because I would like to retain my insurance coverage after this claim?

The repairs were two weeks after the cleanup. Yes.. that really means that 20 minutes of water cost me 3 weeks of dealing with fans, people in and out of my house and repairs! RIDICULOUS and the customer service representative was so rude! This was an overkill but they continued to tell me that this was a category 2 cleanup and they had to go this route even when I denied certain services. I would recommend some other company that will not deal with their customers rudely and threaten them with Leans when they cannot even output an appropriate invoice.

Good luck!

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.

When we purchased our home the home inspection showed needed roof repairs. Geo Roofing got right on the bid for work and once we settled with the seller came right out to do a great job! Crew was professional, curtious and did a great job. Later we had solar panels installed, we had Geo Roofing come back out to check on the roof afterwards. They found many issues that needed fixing and the Solar Company had to return to address. Roofers noted such issues as replacing tiles of the wrong size and color as an example.  Thanks Geo Roofing for watching our back!  Definitely would recommend this kind of company.

I was very impressed with the professionalism of the staff, at first.  They were always friendly but Stratton did not complete the job they were paid to do with the integrity and attention to detail that one would expect.  They lost many items, handled the itemization of items terribly and many items had to be sent back to be cleaned again. VERY disappointing experience.

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.

This company is abominable. They left my home completely destroyed, and created issues much worse than the initial plumbing problem.  Following a plumbing problem, they were quick to send a team out to survey the issue and inform me that their team could handle everything.  They stated that they would deal directly with the insurance company and that I would be responsible solely for my insurance deductible. Well that was in December of 2021. It is now July of 2022, and my kitchen and guest bathroom remain demolished, with dry wall removal everywhere. and a temporary plastic sink in the kitchen.  It seems that during this plumbing issue, no plumber actually did any work.  They came out an inspected (i.e. looked at) an area in the kitchen where Quick Restore had completely removed the sink, cabinetry and drywall to my garage, then left never to return.  Consequently my insurance only covered the basic plumbing and mold prevention issue.  I have been in contact with Quick restore for months now and they are refusing to return calls or do anything to resolve the state of affairs.  Their bill has been paid, minus the damage to personal property by their workers (broken chandelier and pressure cooker).

Quick Restore refused to come back out and replace  the drywall, sink or cabinetry they had removed. They stated they would only do so if the insurance company paid them for additional work. However, they did send someone to 'take pictures' and submit an additional estimate for repairs to my insurance company, which was subsequently denied. Thus leaving me with thousands of dollars in repair work to restore what they have demolished.

This company not only did not fix they problem, they caused a lot of damage and wasted a lot of time and money.  Definitely do not deal with them if you any work done on a home you value.  Stay away from these people.  Dealing with them has been hellish (and expensive).

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