Marco,Bob,Waverly,and Hiram did an outstanding job of removing the damaged floor and working around…read moreall of the furniture in my house. They were respectful and careful with all of the furniture and belongings that had to be moved. I would highly recommend this company and its workers to anyone that finds themselves in the unwanted situation of a flooded house and need of restoration services.

Great service! Marco and Daniel are the best. They are so professional very polite very helpful…read more Very organized. Very thorough. Can't say enough about them.

We had a water leak in our basement. We called AllPro Restoration and they came out that same day…read more David the director of Operations came out to access the situation, explained the process and his crew came out shortly with extractors, fans and dehumidifiers. Everything was dried to our satisfaction and our basement is as good as new. Thank you AllPro for your quick and efficient service. I will be recommending you to all our friends and neighbor.

Excellent, professional company. These guys will definitely take care of your damaged home as if it…read morewere their own.

I needed to have a professional do mold remediation (in Clifton Park, in Upstate NY) when I found…read moreBlack Mold was embedded in Sheetrock under a tankless hot water heater which I didn't know had a very small leak. I called Rainbow International since their website indicates they are certified and licensed in Mold Remediation. Rainbow (Albany NY) came in, told me the Black Mold they saw in the Sheetrock would require cutting out that section of the wall, and they could in fact eliminate the mold problem. They charge $2500 to cut away about 10 sqr ft of wall(&fix repaint), spray antifungal into the wall and rug around it(didn't even cut away rug to just check under it). Thinking they solved the mold problem as they promised, I stopped running ultraviolet light (contain mold growth/spread). After that I became extremely sick, and had to go to family's place in NYC;where a doctor found he needed to prescribe 3 antibiotics and warn continuation of a problem might require hospital intervention. After getting sick, I called Rainbow. They acknowledged that the illness could've been from continued mold problem, but then blamed this on my "having a lot of things" (I took out of the walk-in closet when I first found the mold)! As the later Mold Inspector said, their job under NY Law was to have a full inspection done BEFORE starting the estimate & work; if for nothing else to professionally determine the extent and details in the Mold Remediation work needed to have the work successfully completed in a thorough manner (that wouldn't leave the issue outstanding afterwards). Rainbow (2 weeks ago) said they would call me back about any next steps they could possibly take to fully solve the problem; I still haven't heard from them after I sent them the Mold Inspector's report along with the "Air Analysis" sent from a laboratory that examined the air samples from the apartment (containing the mold they were hired to remediate)!! Do not hire this company. It is my understanding this isn't up to minimum standards required by NY Law for licensed individuals. After I reported them to the regulatory state agency, they called me to threaten me with a charge of"slander". I gave them the answer Judge Judy once gave;an absolute defense to such a charge is that I told the truth (as I am here also). They told the NYS agency they only worked on less than 10 feet of Sheetrock, your their bill to me said they worked on 30 feet of Sheetrock. If it was an "error", of course you can't depend on their use of "due diligence" in billing and work. Otherwise, which I suspect is more likely the case, they are just plainly dishonest!

I just had to write a great review for this honest and professional company! We found some mold on…read morethe ceiling of our summer cabin in Lake George. Naturally, I was extremely concerned because of what I have heard about the dangers of mold. I contacted Home Advisors and they had Rainbow International contact me. My initial contact was with Laurie. She explained things to me and offered to give me a free estimate. Laurie even emailed me the laws about mold removal. Matt met us at our cabin and after carefully checking things out, informed us that our problem was very minor and that we could take care of it ourselves. We appreciate his honesty and feel very fortunate that we contacted the right company. We will certainly always recommend Rainbow International Restoration to anyone who asks.

I started out late last year 2022 getting quotes for asbestos pipe insulation removal at my house…read moreand the first company I called was TJ Bell, since they are local. Dan came and he explained exactly what they were going to do and what my responsibility was in different situations of asbestos removal. I thought he was pretty thorough and was almost set to hire, but there were other things I needed to check out and also I wanted to get a quote from somebody else to compare. Fast forward to this year, and I thought that I will give them a call once again earlier this year, as there was another section of asbestos pipe insulation I needed asbestos removal. Knowing nothing about asbestos removal and the process, I was initially focused on just getting the worst sections done that were crumbling and not adequately wrapped, because of what I thought the cost would be and because of necessity in removing the worst pieces. He did give me a detail of how much it would cost in quotes, with the largest quote detailing getting rid of everything at close to $7500, not including air monitoring. It seemed like a lot of money given the area of pipe insulation that needed removing, so I wanted to check around other places this year in order to compare. When I called him this year to find out if the quote still were good, and availability to do the job, I thought that Dan was strangely kind of rude in his responses to me.. when I first called him again, he responded to a standard greeting of "Hello Dan how you doing?" with " I don't even know how to respond to that" in response. The conversation didn't get much better from that, as he sounded very annoyed. Who does that? Who knows, maybe he thought I was screwing him around, but I trust you not, you can't screw around with things like asbestos and getting capable people to removing it as well. I thought it was kind of argumentative, not very business like and a somewhat rude way to treat a prospective customer. It nonetheless signaled a red flag to me. It was then I knew that I better look elsewhere for a better responsive contractor, maybe a better price and better relationship with the contractor. I found somebody not too soon after that was just as meticulous and even saved me two grand to get rid of everything.

We hired TJ Bell for asbestos abatement of our heating system across the entire basement. They were…read moretimely, efficient and did excellent work. Highly recommend their services.