Great business. Great crews…read more Fair priced. Trustworthy. Used for fireplace cleaning and chase replacement/installation. Owner is a fair honorable person who stood by his work and when it became an issue that needed work that was beyond their scope...immediately made the arrangements for the completion of the job. Recommend and will use again.

My old masonry chimney was in dire need of replacement. The crew from Advanced Chimney Specialists…read moredid an excellent job at rebuilding it to better than new. The whole process from estimate to completion has been spectacular. Fair and honest pricing, excellent communication, quality materials, stellar workmanship, and great people to work with. We highly recommend!

Mark at Mainline DSC was fantastic to work with. He's incredibly down-to-earth and communicates in…read morea way that makes you feel like he genuinely cares about your home, not just the job. He took the time to clearly explain my situation and even used a camera to show me exactly what was happening inside my pipes, which gave me a lot of confidence in the work being done. If I ever need this kind of expertise again, he'll be my first call.

Mark did a great job clearing out roots that caused a back up in our basement. He also cleaned up…read morethe whole area and left it better than it was before. He did a much better job than other companies we've used for the same issue in the past. Would recommend.

These guys were great! Very helpful and very quickly done. The price was better than Lowes or Home…read moreDepot. They replaced the water heater with a new unit and cleared out the old one, all in about 35 minutes. Highly recommended.

These guys are deceitful and Adam took us to Court to pay a bill that he openly lied about to the…read moreCourts! He charged us More to fix their own mistakes found by the City inspector than he did to do the original project which was over $5000 in original labor. All told, over $10,000 to start and finish a bathroom and WE supplied the toilets, sinks, faucets, etc. This guy is a rip off. Buyer beware, he will lie when his own guys screw up the layout of the supply and drain lines and you have to pay them to come bust it up to fix it. When they didn't install a required pump, yup he charged to come fix it and took a month to do it. Costing me a months rent while we waited for occupancy. Run from them!

My wife and I wanted to thank the entire team at Gagnon! Our experience from the day we walked…read moreinto your showroom, through the installation of our new fireplace was excellent! Keep up the good work/service! Thanks again! Dan & Janet

Great selection great prices good customer service…read more............................... Recommend for sure Gas or elec

The 2026 Home Energy Upgrade Initiative…read more Inquiries were made to Keeney in Neenah regarding the attic insulation upgrade for a 1954 ranch-style brick home located in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Upon investigation, it was discovered that the attic lacked adequate insulation, with only 2-3 inches of deteriorated insulation present. Additionally, the entire attic, ceiling, and chimney required vapor sealing and the removal of old insulation. To ensure optimal sealing of the home, the basement exterior rim joist should also be foam sealed. Prioritize Energy Testing: Conducted both before and after the re-insulation of the home. The purpose of this test is to identify the existing insulation characteristics of the home and compare them to those after re-insulation. Insulation Team: Tyler, Nick, and Trevor - all highly skilled and professional individuals who consistently provided us with updates throughout the entire process. The attic upgrade process involves several steps: 1. Removal of old insulation. 2. Chimney wrapping and proper ventilation of the bathroom vent fan. 3. Covering the pod ceiling light and adding vent panels for the eaves. 4. Sealing the entire attic and ceiling with spray foam. 5. Spraying in 17 inches of cellulose insulation (fire retardant, pest retardant, higher R-value, and 100% recycled). 6. Construction of a new attic access cover with insulation. Basement Rim Joist Sealing: The entire basement rim joist was sealed with foam. Prior to this work, we had capped the concrete block basement wall tops with rigid foam and caulked in 2022. Current Residence: Acquired in 2022, necessitating extensive maintenance. Previous Energy Upgrades: 1. In 2022, the furnace and ducting were replaced. 2. In 2022 and 2025, the 1954 windows were replaced. 3. In 2026, the outdated air conditioning system was replaced with a Bryant VAN 290 Heat Pump. Why Choose a Heat Pump: Prioritize Energy Efficiency Conclusion: 1. Keeney's sales process was entirely transparent. 2. The initial energy testing revealed that our home requires upgrades. 3. Scheduling was flexible and accommodated our timeframe. 4. The work was completed as expected and met our expectations. 5. The final focus on energy testing is pending. That concludes our conversation for the time being, Donna and Dave.

I had my attic reinsulated about a week ago and can definitely tell the difference. My experience…read morewith Keeney Home Services was painless. Damean, Hunter and Noah arrived on time, made sure their travel path to and from my attic was sufficiently protected, and they then went about their business expeditiously. Damean kept me informed on duties for each day and invited questions, which he answered readily. My next project with them is gutter replacement, and I expect to have the same quality experience.

I just had a new heating and cooling system installed by Randerson. Terri and Tyler are excellent…read moreto work with. Great communication. All of their guys are just as nice, professional, and knowledgeable as they are. Randerson installed my original system over 20 years ago, maintained it, and now installed my new system. They are the best, hands down.

Too hot to come to my house to fix air handler in the attic. It was too hot today, but no offer of…read morecoming in the morning when it was cooler in the attic. Weird, makes me wonder if they wait until it warms up to fix the heater. Someone else will take this and future business!

We are a couple in our 80´s. Luke has installed 3 toilets, a garbage disposal, and a sump pump. He…read moreis honest, trustworthy, reasonable, and personable. For as long as we remain in our home, we will have no other plumber than Luke !

Our hot water heater went out and called Gomach Plumbing. What a nice guy and very reliable and…read moreefficient in his work. He had our new water heater installed in no time. We will have him again if we would need a plumbing job done again in future. He did not charge so much we had called other places like Sammons and other plumbers and they quoted us too high. Luke Gomach is your Plumber to get. I give him 5 stars.

Northside True Value lost me as a customer before I even purchased anything. The experience of…read moretrying to buy something from them online was bizarre and it's a good example of how communication skills and good customer service skills are so important in business. They had an item (chainsaw) listed on eBay that I was interested in but I had a couple questions that I needed answers to before I bought it. So I sent a message to them through eBay. I received a response that was so illiterate that I simply couldn't understand it. I only had three questions. 1) Did they happen to have the same chainsaw but with a longer bar than the one listed on eBay (they are an authorized dealer for the brand)? The chainsaws are exactly the same but it can be ordered with several bar lengths and I wanted a longer bar. 2) If they had it with the longer bar and I ordered it directly from them would it still include free shipping as the one on eBay? 3) Since I was ordering from another state, would I be paying sales tax? The response I received didn't answer any of the questions. It just said they had the chainsaw with the shorter bar. So I wrote again to the email address listed on their website and I received a reply from Jay Vanevenhoven who I believe is either the owner or the manager of the store since his picture is on their website's home page. He informed me that they didn't have the chainsaw with the longer bar. Despite that, I was about to order it with the shorter bar when I decided to read the entire eBay listing. The problem was that three detailed item description sections in the eBay listing said it was a much smaller model chainsaw of much lower value. I figured whoever made the eBay ad simply goofed but I had to ask. So I emailed Jay again to make sure that I would be ordering the correct chainsaw. What I received was a short, blunt response in all caps. Here's a cut & paste of his response: "IT IS WHAT THE TITLE SAYS IT IS" But most of the detailed description said it was a different, much smaller chainsaw so my question was an obvious one. Now, maybe Jay simply isn't aware that typing in all caps is the internet equivalent of shouting and considered poor etiquette but I suspect that he was just irritated that I asked a perfectly legitimate question. I responded by saying that if he was buying something but the details of the item described a completely different item, I would guess that he would ask for a confirmation that he was buying what he thought he was buying. But apparently that made Jay angry. Now I had to decide if I would buy an expensive product from a company whose boss gets mad when you ask a him a very simple question. On top of that, one of his employees is apparently illiterate and should either learn English or NOT respond to customers in writing and another employee can't answer three simple questions all of which could have been answered in a single sentence. I don't think so. This experience was NOT a good example of customer service to put it mildly.

Brought my snowblower into their power center for a tuneup. When I used it next season the gas…read moreline popped off the gas tank. I tried to clamp the gas line on there myself and couldn't. Eventually I brought it back in there to get the problem fixed that they created and they charged me $48! I brought in a perfectly functioning snowblower and it was returned to me in worse condition. No apologies. No efforts to bring down the price or give store credit.