Best Outlet Installation in Boston MA

Paul is great.  Beyond his multiple handyman talents, he is very good company.   It was easy to get in touch, and Paul was able to come on very short notice.

I highly recommend him.

Dom was an excellent technician and diagnosed and fixed two leaking toilets.  My issue with 128 is what I consider to be extremely high pricing.  The total job was less than four hours and the price was $1,823.  Parts were likely less than $50.

Let's send this company a message as big as the billboard on which they advertise the following: Is your wife hot? ... call Rodenhiser ... . Really!!! See it on Route 20 in Marlboro, MA (and elsewhere , I suspect!).  This same advertisement now appears for the 2nd time in the last year, so apparently their marketing is no mistake.

Does the owner/management of this company have any scruples? Do they really think this sexist, tongue in cheek humor, which offends both women and men as they drive by is supposed to earn them business - and respect? Their only way to do so is take down the sign and be known for the quality of their work and the cost of the service which, if you read other reviews or have personal knowledge of their service, which I do, you'd probably look elsewhere

Join with me, choose another company more deserving of your business and let Rodenhiser - and their wives - find out just how hot it can get!

I hired Gem, based on what most Rhode Islanders defer to when hiring a professional- a company's  ability to saturate the market with advertising!

To replace the electric heat system, we hired Gem to replace 900 sqft with gas boiler and central air. the lower level- about 400 sqft was heated and cooled with a single split air unit inserted in wall.
Total cost was $19,500.

The electric work was underestimated and I agreed to pay an additional $1500. even though contract was signed. As it's said Nice guys finished last. The worst mistake by Gem was being unreachable when I tried to contact them in a panic to find out where the gas meter was to go...as NG workers stood around with machinery, ready to go. Ultimately, based on BAD advice by National Grid, meter put in wrong place, causing a myriad of problems to follow.

Do as not to lose the reader to petty detailing, I add that Gem also knocked out part of my power for 2 days; fell through bedroom ceiling and harassed me about a $900. balance that their accounting office insisted wasn't owed.  . It actually was owed and I regret paying it, for all the aggravation, They also failed to install, as required by law, a light in the attic and ignored my request to replace a. condensation line AND gas line rotting away after 3 years.