We called for service on our fire suppression sprinklers. I informed the tech we had a slow leak…read moreand wanted service as soon as possible as we had an appraisal coming up. Tech told me he could be there the same day and I said ok. After work was complete, the tech told me I was being billed for emergency after hours service. I told him I was not informed this would be considered an emergency service and he said since I as a property manager I should have known that. The work was already done so I paid the $800 bill, but I feel I was taken advantage of. I won't be using this company again and I advise to use caution if you decide to use them. If they had communicated properly we would definitely have just waited for service on the next business day, especially for a slow leak, but the option and prices were never disclosed to us.

Great service! I called these guys for an inspection. They were able to schedule quickly.read more

They did the service but failed to issue an invoice. Despite…read moreour repeated request they never gave us an invoice on the scope of their work done. Our employees could not evaulate their work done due to lack of knowledge in fire protection service.

After trying to get hold of this company/Ryan several times using voicemail and text, I've finally…read moregiven up to find someone else to take care of my wife's daycare. We try to do business with local businesses, but CFS Fire Protection was just too busy to talk or contact new clients. This might also be a sign for us that this company is flakey. We took our business elsewhere. Others may have varied experience, but too many red flags for us to even consider AFS Fire Protection for any future contacts.

Do not use Epic Energies (www.ThinkEpic.com). They are fine to work with when things go well, but…read moreas soon as problems occur, they are evasive, they lie to you, or just give you the silent treatment. They do not stand behind the quality of their work, or their warrantees, and really, they are thieves. We hired Epic to do a large job (our new-to-us house was a bit of a teardown). They were to replace the roof, the windows, the missing stucco on half the house, and install solar. All this was financed through the PACE program. As part of the project, they originally planned to move our electrical box from the front of the house to the back. This was a $4300 item, small in the scheme of things, but important in the end. Beware the estimate these people give you. They did not come in on budget for any single item. First they replaced the windows, a project they subbed out to Good News Remodeling. Good News gets five stars from us. They were prompt and kept in constant contact with us, and installed in two days. Unfortunately, Epic demanded more money for the windows than they original estimated, because we live in a high fire area, and they quoted us for standard windows. Next they did the roof. Again, they came back to us for more money, because there were three layers of roofing that needed to be removed, instead of just one. Despite this, we were pleased with the work. Then they started on the solar. This went smoothly, at first. It was at this point that they determined that they would not need to move the electrical box for code. Instead, they said would build some structure that would hide the electrical box. So they did not remove the item from our contract. However, they could not install the solar electrical equipment until the stucco was finished. This is when things started going badly. The first day the stucco guys showed up and did a skim coat on the first wall. But then they disappeared. They didn't show up for a week, without explanation. Jeri in Epic's scheduling department couldn't seem to tell us where they were or when they would come back. Eventually, Max, our sales rep, told us they would need more money. They refused to do anything about the electrical box. During this time, Max went through some family issues, and was generally not available to deal with all the myriad problems with the stucco guys. When he got back, he was very anxious about completing the work before the end of the year, or more accurately, he wanted me to sign off on the job before it was completed, so that he could get paid. Epic submitted the completion documents just as soon as the solar was hooked up. But they submitted it for the wrong amount. So I spoke with Max about this. He told me that they will just give us a rebate for the $4300 so that we could hire someone to disguise the hideous electrical box. Max claimed he has a contractor who would do that for me. (Turns out, he didn't). So we signed the documents. After about a month, I asked why we hadn't gotten our rebate yet. Max told me I wasn't due a rebate. But after a bit of arguing, Max remembered our conversation about the rebate, and that I am correct. I start waiting for my check again. Another month passes. On March 5th, Max texts that Epic had prepared the rebate and that they will process the check. On March 19th I ask again. Now I'm told that Parker Daniels had prepared the documents. Must be my fault. I should check in my junk mail. On March 22nd, Parker Daniels finally sends the document. On April 13th, still no check. Max texts on the 16th that it is going to be sent. On April 23rd, I contact Max again. Still no check. I call Epic directly. I'm told to discuss it with Max. As all this is going on, the stucco begins to crack. And each week, it gets a little worse. On May 2nd, I text photos of the cracks to Max and directly to Epic. I talk to some guy at Epic, who promises me that he will talk to the hire ups immediately and call me back within an hour, and they will send out someone to fix everything. He never calls back. The next day, Max says Jeri will call by Monday to schedule a stucco inspection. He tells me to contact Parker Daniels directly. I call Daniels, He does not answer his phone or return my calls. Max says to text him. I do. Tell him the whole story, he says he'll "get with his accounts payable team and see how that was missed. Once the check is placed in the mail I'll send you the tracking information." Surprise, surprise, no followup. No check. No stucco inspection. Not even an apology. On May 7th, Max confessed. He says this is his fault, that he miscommunicated to Epic. So Epic won't pay until they take the money out of his earnings. I haven't heard anything since. Stay away. These people are thieves. They do not honor their warrantees. Their workmanship is lousy. And they treat their customers terribly.

6 of my solar panels are down during this peak of season. I have left voicemals 2 days in a row…read morebecause there is no other option to speak to a person. I'm still waiting for a response....

Professional. Competent. Respectful. Efficient. Knowledgeable. Trustworthy. I really appreciate how…read morecommitted they were to doing the job right and making sure they didn't take any shortcuts especially on a very hot day. They deserve your business. We are pleased with the outcome.

We regret getting HVAC & furnace system replacement from Villara. We have the all Electric HVAC…read moreEmiric brand installed last March 18, 2026. After only 4 months, last Friday, July 17 our HVAC stopped working. We replaced our old HVAC because we are afraid it will break in summer. Now we suffering from the heat of summer. We called them and technician came and said they need to order parts. Today, July 22, I called them and Customer service said part is available and a technician will come to fix our HVAC between 2 to 5pm. We waited and nobody came so I called again around 3pm and was told a technician is coming at 4:30pm but again nobody came. Their customer service is only from 8am to 5pm. Our contract said happy customer for 2 years but only 4 months and we are miserable customers. I don't recommend buying HVAC system from Villara because of this.

Talk about fast turnaround. I called them at 4 PM and they were out there at 7 AM the next morning…read morejust in time to make Code. Guy showed up right on time super cool and got me exactly what I needed to pass my building inspection.

Jamie was very professional and prompt.He came in did his job. He didn't disrupt the flow of…read morebusiness

Called for a bathroom fan installation and light replacement. Appointment time was a bit out, but…read moreI wasn't in a rush. Discussed over text and call the details of the project and a plan with price was agreed upon. Project was handled quickly when he was here, fan/light combo works great.

I have had many projects now that Honest Lee Handyman Services have helped me with -everything from…read morehanging something simple on a wall to changing out light fixtures and fixing hinges on a standard door as well as a shower door. They are reliable, honest, and great at their jobs. Allen gives me an estimate at the beginning before work starts and I get updates as the work progresses if anything changes. I've had projects that I thought would be bigger than they wound up. They came out and one assessed, it was a simpler fix. My prices were adjusted accordingly. In addition, I'm told who will be coming to work on the projects so that I know who to expect. Highly recommend them and will continue to use Honest Lee Handyman Services for my future household projects.

We have never used our fireplace and the rain had me worried when I was reminded we didn't have a…read morechimney cap even installed. I contacted David who scheduled me in for an appointment the day after Christmas. He had to reschedule me since he overbooked himself and my time slot was replaced by another customer. Atleast he gave me a few hours notice for this reschedule and he was apologetic about the inconvenience. Ale arrived on the Saturday day after our original booking and was very friendly and professional. He rung my doorbell exactly on the dot and walked inside with booties to inspect and tape off our fireplace. We mentioned how we needed a chimney cap and they happened to have an extra one in their vehicle to install at a reasonable price but unfortunately we didn't think the design fit our needs well so we just committed to the clean up. The job was done in about 45 minutes and we were happy with Ale's work. We recieved a few bids from other competitors but went with David due to his promptness and reasonable pricing. Once again, we never used this fireplace in the past. We just needed the leaves and debris removed and we got exactly that for a great price in a timely manner especially after the holidays. Our place was thoroughly cleaned up from any debris and he did a test to show us everything was looking good. I would highly recommend these guys for any of your chimney needs!

I had a great experience with Cal Duct Screen today. Ale came out to clean my chimney, install a…read morechimney cap, and complete a dryer vent inspection and cleaning. He was prompt, extremely thorough, and very communicative throughout the entire process. Ale took the time to answer all of my questions, explained everything clearly, and was very considerate about keeping my home clean while he worked. There was no pressure, no unnecessary upselling - just honest, high-quality work. The whole experience was seamless from scheduling to completion. The total cost, including taxes, was $361, which covered: - Chimney & dryer vent inspection and cleaning: $149 - Installation of a brand-new chimney cap: $199 I'll definitely be using Cal Duct Screen for my next chimney sweep. Thank you to David, Ale, and the entire Cal Duct Screen team! See you next time.

They sold and installed a water heater for me and now 2 different contractors reviewed my mold…read moreproblems and both indicated the water heater was not properly installed. Costing me thousands now and a mold problem. Do not use them.

They were very quick when we needed our water heater replaced in 2013. (It's for this we are giving…read moremore than 1 star.) We were delighted to support a local business and felt at the time that their high ratings here on Yelp were warranted. However, we quickly discovered our fancy new water heater's pilot light goes out literally every time it's windy. We never had this issue with our previous water heater. The unit is in a wind protected basement which is unfortunately a pain to access especially when you have to go out in the rain to do so as we did tonight. We have lost count of the number of times we have been all ready to hop into a nice hot shower, only to be greeted with an angry, ice cold spray. NOT how a person wants to be greeted when they've barely got one eye open at 4:30am. Also at the time they installed the new water heater, they evidently disconnected our circulating pump. We stopped getting hot water in our kitchen, unless we let the water run for about two minutes--which of course is a huge waste and something we don't do. It's a real treat washing greasy dishes with cold water. What an amazing opportunity to spend MORE time doing chores. We have contacted them a couple of times about the above issues. They stated that the "new water heaters are more sensitive to wind". They offered no solutions. None. Earlier this year, the pilot light wouldn't stay lit at all. We called them out and the service person spent at most 20 minutes clearing a few cobwebs from around the pilot light. The cost? $400! We asked that he speak to his manager about the issues with the pilot constantly blowing out, as he was able to offer no help. They never called back. NEVER CALLED BACK. (Sorry for the shouting, but that's what too many frigid showers will do to a person.) In summary, if you enjoy a highly unpredictable water experience in your home (will it be hot?! will it be icy?! It's all so exciting!!), then these folks are for you. If not, you have been warned.