we had a water leak coming from the second floor to the first floor. Had to get this addressed very…read morequick. Called these guys late at night. They responded right away and I had someone at my house within 45 minutes to look at it. They help me prevent a much bigger damage and did a job quickly and efficiently. They worked with my insurance company and got everything resolved and save me a bunch of headache as well. Will definitely recommend them for others!!

*** Updated Review *** Initially, we were unhappy with the…read moreunsafe mold removal practices in our home. However, Neier from One Stop Restoration visited today, took full responsibility for his workers' lack of adherence to industry guidelines, and apologized profusely. He offered to leave equipment to eradicate spores in the entire house, oversee future work personally (or someone of his level), and send a third party to test the air for mold to ensure full abatement has been achieved. We appreciate his efforts to remedy the situation and make us feel safer! Some of the best customer service we have received. Thank you Neier & One Stop Restoration for following up on our concerns.

I had a small leak appear on the ceiling, no clear cause. One company came out and recommended…read moretearing out the entire ceiling to look for the issue. Aqua Flame traced the leak all the way to the attic and a likely faulty A/C unit, without cutting into any of the wall. They charged me nothing for diagnosing this issue and recommended we call an HVAC company. It was refreshing to know that Aqua Flame is not in the business of trying to sell you something for the sake of selling, but rather, they truly care about their customers and fixing their problems - even if it means the next call is to a different company.

I had a plumbing leak one evening after work and I looked online for an emergency plumber and found…read moreAquaflame. They were at my house in an hour. They stopped the cause o f the leak, calmed my nerves, because I was stressed, and scheduled a time to return the next day. They were very helpful throughout the process and communicated every step of the way. They gave me an overview at the beginning and checked in with me throughout the process. I had a lot of questions because I didn't know anything about plumbing leaks and water damage and I had never filed an insurance claim for my home. I appreciate the guys at Aquaflame!!

CJS Restoration - Professional company great work thank you for repairing the leak in my kitchen…read more Ask for BJ he's awesome!

I called CJS restoration for a water leak from my laundry room after hours and they immediately…read morecame out and started the process of drying everything upl. They were very detailed and explained the process on how it would work moving forward to get my home put back together. They answered all my questions and were very proactive in getting everything repaired. The quality of work exceeded our expectations. I highly recommend!

Good work and I would recommend again. Mike came out and completed work same day. He communicated…read morevery well on what will be done and the price before starting the project to not have any suprises.

From the owner: We are "The REAL Roofing Specialists". We specialize in residential roof replacements and repairs…read more At Real Contracting you will receive a smooth, professional experience with some of the most well trained roofing specialists in the Atlanta area. We also have a team of well trained insurance claim experts who are dedicated to making the claim process as simple and stress-free for the home owner as possible.

We hired Xact Restorations & Remodeling, which is owned by Michael Ruth, to perform a substantial…read moreamount of work on our property beginning in late 2015. As the work proceeded, Mr. Ruth presented invoices at intervals and each was promptly paid in full. The last work was completed in October 2016 but Mr. Ruth did not provide a final invoice. We contacted him five times (four documented e-mails/texts and one phone call) in January and February of 2017 to request his final invoice. Apart from one reply indicating the paperwork would be available soon, there were no other responses. During this time our property was placed on the market, an offer was accepted and a closing date was set for mid-March. On the morning of the closing we received an e-mail from Mr. Ruth shortly after the signing had been completed. This e-mail provided the final invoice we'd requested and notification of a materialman's lien Mr. Ruth intended to file against our property if we didn't pay his bill in full by an early afternoon deadline. Over the course of a long series of e-mails during the day, Mr. Ruth tried to incorporate the cost of filing the lien ($500) and his attorney costs into our total, threatened to increase the invoice amount by several thousand dollars for "additional work" he hadn't previously included and later demanded a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) to prevent us from "disparaging" him and his company. When asked why he was filing a lien instead of simply providing the final invoice we'd repeatedly requested, Mr. Ruth wrote that he "didn't like our attitude and disposition" over the past few months. We made contact with our lawyer at that point and set up an escrow to pay the invoice from our proceeds so the closing could complete. Mr. Ruth reiterated his threat to increase our invoice total over the ensuing days and occasionally returned to the NDA after we told him via our attorney there would be no such agreement. One week later this matter was still not resolved, so we terminated the relationship with our lawyer and hired new counsel. On the same day we received notice from Mr. Ruth's lawyer indicating that he was now being represented. Our new attorney addressed this situation quickly and decisively, and within three days arrangements were made for us to pay only the original amount on the invoice from the escrow. Mr. Ruth was also advised that we no longer owed him money and any future attempts to charge us for the "additional work" would result in a deeper investigation of his business practices.

In 2015, I was looking to hire Mr. Ruth to help me after a flood destroyed a good part of my home…read more After hearing far too many discrepancies in Mr. Ruth's rough quotes, and his constant push to up sell me, I decided not to hire him. Knowing that I had no knowledge of the remodeling/insurance process, Mr. Ruth coerced me into allowing him to buy paint even before I received the insurance checks. But I did know enough not to give him a paint deposit. When I said that I would just buy the paint myself after a contract is agreed upon, he pushed me to have him buy it early. He said it would save me money because I would get the sales event pricing for that month plus his contractor's discount. After I told him at the beginning of 2016 that I was going to use someone else, I offered to buy the paint back from him in good faith. He sent me an invoice for almost double what he would have paid for the paint. (I actually had to contact the paint store to get the information because Mr. Ruth refused to let me see the original invoices. ) He didn't include the sales event pricing or his discount he first offered me, and it seemed to include labor that was not performed. Due to Mr. Ruth getting his attorney involved right away, I was forced to seek legal counsel. Per an attorney's suggestion, I sent Mr. Ruth an offer and acceptance letter with a check for an amount closer to the actual sales pricing of the paint. In good faith, I waived his discount, and even added some labor. In that letter, again per the attorney's suggestion, I made sure that it CLEARLY stated that if he accepted the check that he would be releasing me from all civil claims and disputes. This would have been an easy and quick way to settle the whole dispute. Mr. Ruth deposited my check almost immediately. After that I received notification that Mr. Ruth had placed a lien on my home for remodeling work that he claims that he had done, and for materials that he used to remodel my home. No remodeling work has EVER been done to my home by Mr. Ruth. My home is still in the same state that it was over a year ago. The only material provided was the paint that I had paid for before the lien was placed. When I reached out to his attorney to remind him of the agreement made when his client deposited my check, I then received an email that included a version of the offer and acceptance letter legal document that had been altered to favor Mr. Ruth. The section that mentioned releasing me from civil claims and disputes, which was the main purpose of the letter, had been removed. That letter also served as a paint guarantee, which is now null and void due to the alteration of the letter. So Mr. Ruth took my money in bad faith, placed a false lien on my home, and he still has the paint. He also refused to add things to a contract such as a start and finish date. After I did more research I realized that consumer watchdog groups strongly suggest that you should get a start and finish date on a contract, and also a plan on the contract if that finish date should not be met. Mr. Ruth refused to add anything stating that contractors don't give finish dates. I have been dealing with this issue going on 9 months now. I provided a lot of proof to Mr. Ruth's attorney showing how the letter had been altered, including proof of it written on and printed from a friend's computer, an affidavit from that friend stating that they saw me type it and that they proofread it, and an affidavit from the attorney that suggested the offer and acceptance letter. Mr. Ruth's attorney responded saying that Mr. Ruth refuses to remove the lien...unless I agree to "fully and completely waive and release any and all claims against Mr. Ruth and/or his company and keep everything regarding this dispute and agreement confidential". So if I agree to let him have my money, and then also keep quiet about all that he's done, they will remove a lien that was placed against my home using false information. I may add that this attack came right after I buried my father. I spoke to another contractor's legal team manager, and told them the story. I was told that the lien was clearly a spiteful one with no grounds. After seeing this other review about how unethical he was, I just thought people need to be very aware of how this company, and its owner, does business, too.

DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!!!! They did not complete the job that was paid for, would not answer the…read morephone, or return a call. Three months later they STOLD OVER $5,300.00 out of my account!! I tried to get in touch with them they never answered their phones and never returned a phone call. These people are thieves!!! Stay far away!!!

We scheduled an appointment with Carlos to get a quote for mold removal at @10am. Had to call the…read moreCompany @10:30 am to find out where or if the estimator was coming. Was told no there was a schedule change.... that should have tipped us off to how unprofessional this company is. Long story short don't bother using Moldboss.... very erratic and unprofessional

BRIAN DIAZ is the best. I called with a super small job that another roofer said he would do and…read moreafter 3 days of texting that he was coming to do the repair I got silence. Now on a Saturday afternoon I reached out to Brian he not only called me right away he sent someone out on Monday and had the job done before I even knew they were here!!! Be sure to call Brian and GMG ROOFING DIVISION a call for any of your roofing jobs! Tell him Sarah O. Referred you

From the owner: We’re more than just a roofing company— we’re a team of passionate Individuals dedicated to…read morebuilding lasting roofs and relationships. Weather you’re looking to do a repair, run some maintenance or get a new roof in your house or business we are ready to work with you.

We called Duraclean to discuss carpet cleaning. We had pet odors and the usual wear and tear, but…read morenothing major. I spoke with the owner, who took the time (on a weekend) to explain the process to me, answer my questions, and explain the difference between his service and the service I used to use (a major carpet cleaning chain). The price was very reasonable, the reviews were all positive, so I booked the appoitnment. Greg was my technician. He was right on time, and called me 20 minutes prior to his arrival to let me know he was almost at my house. He was super polite, professional, wore a mask, and seemed like someone who takes great pride in what he does. He said he specializes in major remediation work, like after a water heater bursting. From his demeanor, he's exactly who I would call in a nerve-wracking situation like that. He cleaned the carpets in 4 bedrooms, 1 hallway, and a walk-in closet for us. Our house smells great, and it's been 2 days and we still don't smell the dog odors, so we think he really resolved our issue. I would use this company again, especially for some of our fancier area rugs, and I would definitely recommend Duraclean to anyone. I don't have any pictures to upload because staining wasn't an issue for us. But if you could smell our carpets before and after, you'd be a believer!

They may do well with carpet &/or upholstery cleaning & *small* reconstruction of damaged portions…read moreof floor &/or walls, etc., but nothing else. The owner has shown himself to us to be conniving & dishonest, along with his "project manager", Robert Westcott.