Great for mold remediation. Mike and Kate were very helpful throughout the process. Recommend…read morethem if you have mold issues.

I couldn't be more happy with the work Mike did to restore my kitchen. I had sustained water…read moredamage to my dry wall and wood floors due to a leaky kitchen faucet. Mike was able to help me avoid having to take flooring out and replacing them. Mike was very professional, transparent and diligent. His attention to detail and focus on having the best outcome was really apparent. I highly recommend him! Thank you Mike!

Don't let their website fool you. They say they get your place back to pre-damage condition…read more. false. They ripped out our wall and dried the inside (light flood damage and mold). Putting the wall back? They don't do that. Now we're racing to find someone to put our wall back together during all of this awful weather. Quick responses? Yes. Shows up when they say they will? Yes. Good value? No.

Alberto Galvao is the principal of this company. He has failed to refund money on jobs not…read more completed. Don't hire this business. Poor communication, fails to followup calls, fails to show upon projects, over charges on jobs, crew is not dependable to show up as scheduled to finish tasks. Property Management

After a kitchen accident, Steve (the principal) showed up next day for an inspection. He put…read moretogether a staged recovery plan starting with the lowest cost solution, which he was confident would work. It ended up working perfectly and no more steps were needed. The work was done over the weekend and they had to come back for a 2nd visit, but didn't change their initial quote

I recently had ServiceMaster perform some remediation for two cases of water damage from an…read moreupstairs unit. Hector came to perform the estimate and oversee the work and was very attentive throughout the process. The work was done quickly and they happily worked around my schedule and interacted with Farmer's insurance directly to avoid unnecessary back and forth.

Manny is the person you should consult for your remediation plan. I highly appreciate their…read moreprofessional services and the valuable advice they provide on how to improve and prevent any future issues. Also, fair market value for the services they provided.

Manny was a bright spot in a stressful water remediation situation. He is professional, friendly,…read moreresponsive and did an exceptional job within a tight turnaround window. He set up an effective containment zone and comprehensively addressed the damage with a level of care and workmanship that was remarkable. I highly recommend Manny at GCD as a dependable, competent and kind.

I contacted Servpro for a mold issue after getting some insane quotes from other companies. When I…read morefirst called Servpro, the woman on the phone did her best to explain and assess exactly what would be needed, language barrier and the price was much more reasonable. My husband even joked that at that price point, we "couldn't be beggars regarding perfection." We were wrong! Andrew and Abraham arrived early and were fantastic. Andrew walked us through the entire process and explained thoroughly what they would be doing. When they finished, we had our general contractor come in to inspect the area. He actually asked us for Andrew's contact information because he said the job was done "extremely perfectly." I strongly recommend Servpro. They are honest, reliable, and the quality of work is top-tier Happy New Year Servpro

I was referred to ServPro by my plumber who needed additional information to find a suspected…read morebathroom leak before he started work. Scheduling was a breeze and they had someone come out the next day. Pat arrived promptly and performed his diagnostics. He was thorough and methodological in trying to find the leak and made several suggestions which pointed me in the right direction. While my job turned out to be too small based on his exam, his expertise and honesty was appreciated. I would definitely feel comfortable in going with ServPro should I have any water remediation issues. Thank you Pat!

TL:DR; Will misled us into paying upfront for much of the work that he either didn't complete at…read moreall or did poorly/not up to code. When confronted, he agreed to give us our money back but has failed to make the full payment after 9 months. He also forged our signature to pull permits because he doesn't hold a license himself. We hired Will (aka Wisal) in October 2024 for a fairly large home project, and it was an absolute nightmare. The ordeal he put us through was an extremely emotionally taxing experience for our family. On top of that, he had not honored the refund agreement for the poor and incomplete work. We are now out of the money he still owes us, and we had to find another contractor to correct the terrible work he and his "team" did. Here were the main issues that led us to fire him from our project: 1. Forged Signature: We discovered that Will pulled permits under my name without permission by forging my signature on the paperwork, which he initially told us was pulled under his company's name. 2. Suspicious Electrical Work: Before the scheduled electrical inspection, Will had his team patch up the walls, which would make it impossible to inspect the wires. We found this suspicious, so we asked 4 separate electricians to take a look. Without being able to see behind the walls, they all saw that the work was not up to code. 3. Unnecessary Electrical Upgrade: We told Will we only wanted to rewire the house and to pull the permits. He told us we're required to upgrade our electrical panel. This caused a 3-month delay as we waited for PG&E to do the work. When PG&E responded to us, they told us we actually didn't need the upgrade. We suspect this was Will's attempt to charge us for unnecessary work. 4. Pressured To Pay Upfront: He pressured us to pay upfront for fees associated with the PG&E work (e.g. trenching fees, paving fees, etc). In California, you only need to make a downpayment of up to 10% or $1000 of the total contract price, whichever is less 5. Overpaid PG&E Fees: Will charged us $3,500 for PG&E's engineering advance. We asked PG&E about the charge and were told it was only $2,500. 6. Inconsistent Team: His "team" changed all the time. Will also did not seem to know when his team would work on our house. It was only when we checked and saw that either minimal or no work was done that he would then call his team to ask why they didn't show up. 7. Constant Delays: Will would promise us work would be done by a certain time (e.g. end of the week), but those deadlines were rarely met. For example, he told us the week of February 18th that interior painting and tiling work would be completed by the end of the week. By the time we fired him on the last week of March, that work was still not done. 8. Unprofessional Work: For basic jobs like painting, his team did not cover our floors. We now have paint splatters, scratches, and drywall residue all over our floors and cabinets. After all these issues, we fired Will and demanded a refund, which he agreed to pay on a 7-week schedule. That was back in April of 2025. It's January 2026, and he still has yet to pay us back fully. Do yourself a favor and avoid this company at all costs. P.S. If none of the above points convince you to stay away from this business, run some of the 5-star reviews through an AI detector. Many of them won't pass. I wouldn't trust a business with fake reviews. Would you?

Ah, the joys of homeownership. You think you're just fixing a little leak, and next thing you know,…read moreyou're starring in your own personal horror story--except instead of ghosts, it's a scammy contractor, a roof full of holes, and a rapidly draining bank account. Let me take you back to December 2024. After some heavy rains, we noticed a leak in our living room. Enter Will of Biohazmat (license #957784), who came in like a savior in a time of disaster. We were in a bit of a time crunch, planning to leave for a three-week holiday trip, and let's be real--it does rain in SF in December. Will assured us he'd take care of everything. Roof? Fixed. Ceiling? Restored. Peace of mind? Oh, how naive I was. Red Flag #1: The Mysterious Bathroom Leak One of the first things Will did was open up the ceiling--toward the upstairs bathroom. Now, I had explained, multiple times, that the leak happened after rain. Yes, there had been a small issue last winter, but it was clearly a rain-related problem. Still, Will was on a fishing expedition, hoping to uncover a more "profitable" issue. He eventually convinced me the entire roof needed replacing. I wasn't entirely sure, but hey, the roof was old. Maybe it was time? Spoiler: It was not time. It was a terrible decision. Red Flag #2: The Roofer Who Hates His Job The very next day, a roofer showed up to apply a temporary patch. He was barely inside when he launched into a rant about how Will had been delaying his payments for weeks and how he was planning to quit and work on his own. Now, a contractor's own workers bad-mouthing him before work even starts? That's a neon sign flashing "run" in bright red letters. But between holiday prep and wishful thinking, I convinced myself it would be fine. It was not fine. Red Flag #3: The Disappearing Act We left for the holidays. Will started work in January. I had set up cameras to monitor progress. It was a different roofer - I guess the first one has already quit. Three days before we returned, Will declared the job was done and demanded full payment. I got a few blurry, low-resolution pictures (classic), but on my cameras, I could still see workers moving around. Assuming they were just wrapping up (bad assumption), I wired the money. Terrible. Idea. The Disaster Unfolds Upon returning, I did what any responsible homeowner would do--I climbed up to inspect the work. Oh. My. God. Where do I even begin? Even without being a roofing expert, I could tell this was a train wreck. There were literal holes in my brand-new roof. You know, the thing meant to keep water out. I had a contractor neighbor take a look. Then, I brought in a few proper roofers. They all independently painted the same picture: total incompetence. Some highlights from my roof's tragic new look: The roofing material wasn't properly heat-sealed, meaning large sections could be peeled off by hand. Other parts were over-torched, melting the material and making it brittle. The seals around pipes? Instead of using proper metal flashings and sealants (as is standard), they smeared on some mystery black goo. Around chimneys and walls, instead of applying material properly, they just stuck it on without capping--essentially creating pockets for water collection. Drainage system? Not sealed at all. As if they just assumed water would avoid those spots out of respect. At this point, my frustration had reached Olympic levels. Red Flag #4: Will's "Fix" Was Even Worse I confronted Will, who eventually agreed to send someone to "fix" things. Enter Victor Hernandez, a supposed "partner" of Will's. I asked if he was licensed. Will assured me he was. Victor assured me he was. Fast forward through some back and forth, Victor himself admitted the roof was beyond repair (shocker). So, naturally, Will's solution was... to have Victor re-roof it. Because clearly, the guy whose company just butchered my roof was the right person for a do-over. When I asked what system they'd be using, it was total confusion. They claimed they'd heat-glue the roof but showed me materials meant for cold application. These guys didn't even understand the product they were using. So I asked for Victor's credentials. Nothing. No response. So I did my own digging. Guess what? Victor's license (#1071828) was suspended. He had no roofing license. His general contractor license was revoked due to a lawsuit. I confronted Will. After some discussion, he agreed to pay me back and part ways. Guess what? That didn't happen either as of now. And Then It Got Even Worse... It's been four weeks since that agreement. I'm still owed $9000. No payments. And just when I thought it couldn't get worse--it got worse. Before I had the chance to redo the roof, one of the drainages (the ones they didn't bother to seal) leaked and flooded my baby's room. So let's recap: Replaced a roof that probably didn't need replacing. Got scammed out of $9000. Ended up with more damage than when I started. Flooded my kid's room.

Hargen's is a top notch operation. I have used him on my own home several times and the work is…read morestellar at a competitive price. I also work in property management and manage a few buildings on the Peninsula. He does all of our damage restoration for the property management business. He is a saving grace when it comes to dealing with insurance companies and repairing natural or man-made damages. Work is always amazing. We will continue to use Tom and his group for as long as they are willing to work with us!

Hired them to extend the rain gutters 10 feet. Original installation of 200 feet of rain gutters…read more(different company) was $2500. Hargen charged us $1000 to extend it 10 feet, and now it leaks! (wasn't leaking before Hargens touched it).

If you're researching a mold removal experts, you know how serious this issue can be for everyone…read morein the household. After getting solar installed in my home and later discovering there was a roof leak, which allowed for mold to start growing, I didnt know where to go to resolve this process. It took me awhile to find someone that I felt understood how to look for and treat this issue in a non-toxic way. Working with Zem and his team was a pleasure. They made the process of removing mold from my home, transparent, and easy. They described to me where the mold was what their approach was going to be and ways to make sure it doesn't come back. Yes, it sucks to move out of your home for a few days, but cutting corners when it comes to your health or your family's health is not a good idea. I highly recommend Zem and his team.

They came to evaluate mold/moisture after our washer flooded from an incorrect install. Very…read morethorough and informative. I learned a lot about taking care of my home. I would absolutely use them again.