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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.

We had a great experience with PureTec last week. We were referred to them and Darren was a pleasure to work with- I appreciated his prompt arrival and response, thorough descriptions, and low pressure approach. I ended up learning quite a bit during our quick interactions. I would absolutely use their services if we encounter any future water damage at our house.

Excellent service and they responded quickly to minimize the water damage.  Highly recommend them.

I could  not have asked for a better experience in the face of significant loss.  My house was severely damaged by fire and I had no idea what to expect.  Absolut was there the first day to walk through the house with me, asking me to point out items that were important to me and helping me understand what could and could not be saved in a gentle and respectful way.  The cataloging of the belongings that were unsalvagable was incredibly detailed.  When it was time to return the items that had been cleaned and restored, everything was carefully wrapped, boxed and labeled.

I had a tenant who failed to report a leak. Ecodry came over and took care of the mitigation. They were very in depth in their treatment. The insurance refused to cover the damage and Ecodry was willing to work with me. I'm very grateful for the professionalism of Caleb and all the team at Ecodry.

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.

Mold is not something that you want to discover in a home. Unfortunately, at my mother in laws house, due to some water damage that had occurred a while ago from a monsoon when she was away and she got mold. Her insurance company recommended Arizona Construction and Restoration (ACR), they contacted her right away and had someone come out that day. Everyone at ACR was very professional and friendly. Having mold was really stressing her out. Once they arrived, they made her feel at ease. She is now mold free and back to better condition than before. I never knew mold was such a big health risk. If you have mold, call ACR ASAP and I'm sure they will make you as happy as they did for our family.

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!

Thank you very much Thomas Restoration for the amazing help and turn around on our damaged property. We we're searching for the leading Water Damage Repair Company and you highly referred.

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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.

I had the best experience dealing with Brandon at Stratton Restoration. He was kind, professional, knowledgeable and didn't waster or my husbands time. Don't look any further if you need a job done, just call! You will be very happy!

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 a joke! Avoid them at all costs, unless you want to deal with the same issue they claim to have fixed years later.

I was unfortunate enough to have crossed paths with this horrendous company after a water leak in my home last year. The technicians came to out literally ripped off the ceiling in my entire kitchen and garage to dry everything, telling me they'd be done within 72 hours... well, 72 hours became over a week! They kept giving me the runaround on when they'd be done and kept adding findings to stay longer.

Once they were FINALLY out of my home, they left me with no ceiling and told me I needed to contact someone else to do the repairs -- now, you'd think THEY would have that set up, no?

Finally the ceiling got repaired after another couple of days and life went on, until months later, and I mean MONTHS later, I began getting harassed by a new office member stating that I had not paid my invoice, which was a total lie. I called back to discuss the error and that my invoice had been paid, and the phone number went to someone's direct voicemail and doesn't even give the name of the company. This is the exact moment I realized this company is shady, and quite possibly scammers.

Not only did they receive their payment IN FULL, the work that they did and were so proud of had to be redone just a couple of months after they fixed it, as the leak returned -- same spot, same leak.

So, if you want someone to waste your time, and do a terrible job that you'll have to deal with again, this is your company! If, on the other hand, you want your repairs done right, call someone else. This company is the worst!

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