This company is awesome! Reliable, friendly and knowledgeable. They take the time to make sure…read moreevery job is done correctly and efficiently! Local and family owned, which is always a plus for me.

I called Shields Plumbing to replace the anode rod from my water heater. Eduardo is courteous and…read moreprofessional. No sales talk. He did his job cleanly make sure everything is working before he left. I called several plumbing companies in the area to do the same. They want to charge me $450 to replace something that I could do. Since all I'm after is just the warranty Shields Plumbing gave me the most reasonable price of $250. I highly recommend Shields Plumbing, Eduardo and supervisor Blaine and would call them again for my next project.

Amazing company to deal with. They were prompt and explained the plumbing repairs. Very nice and…read morecomfortable having them work in our home. Would highly recommend Nathan and his crew!

Hired to perform a home inspection on our new house in escrow. Responded quickly and the report…read moreprovided was very thorough and readable, with actions recommended in relevant places. Very readable by non- experts and provided value insights. We received our report, with photos and callouts, the day after the inspection was performed. Very quick! Highly recommend.

We had the worst experience with Josh Hinkey. We hired him to inspect the property that we were in…read morepurchase agreement. The property is short sale, Josh didn't find any major issue on his report. After we moved in, lots of things he missed out. The leaks! The repairs cost is more than $125K in total. I suspected that Josh may have worked out a deal with seller to hide the leaks in his reports... I DO NOT recommand Josh Hinkey for home inspection. We regreted to have him perform the home inspection, totally ruined our trust and put us in disaster situation!!!

The guy Mark promises a free tech visit for inspection. "Fixes" your problem without discussing or…read moredisclosing any details, then harasses you to pay an exorbitant price. The problem is never fixed and they want more money but will discount the money that they already forced out of you. Dishonesty and misdirection is their main service. My home is still under builder warranty and I just needed someone for second opinion. Mark promised me free inspection. I specifically told him not to fix anything but just give me a quote and problem list with my gas fireplace. Sends a technician that has no certification or skills, talks over the phone walking the technician in Arabic. The technician tells me he fixed it, charges me $480, later to realize that the actual charge is $250. Fun part, he will only accept direct transfer via Venmo only for payment! Next time we use the fireplace, same problem. Mark tells me, upon contacting him, that there is another possible problem. But since I am a returning customer, instead of charging me $1200 to fix it, he will charge me only $780, and discount me another $250 that I already paid. Stay away from this company. Edit(03/06/2026) Your comment shows pure shrewdness and proves my suspicion of false promises and lack of professionalism and integrity. I have posted a picture of my conversation with you on yelp. And it's not 19 months old but a month old conversation for the work your incompetent technician did on November 2, 2025. Damaging my fireplace and stating that my review is false is very concerning and misleading. I hope no one else faces this. Let me know if you need more pictures of the work your company did and the damage bill from the builder.

Super nice, fast service, very friendly and explained recommended service for maintenance.read more

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....

I had SNN builders put in 4 new windows including window casing and sills, installed a decorative…read moreladder on the front of the house, and installed new siding on the sides and the back off my house, and they painted half of the house including the window sills. The finished work and the paint job look fantastic. They arrived on time every day and the project timeline was met. I would definitely recommend. Now for the bad... They do not accept credit card so be prepared to pay them with a check or cash and you may have to pull a permit from the city. Neither were deal breakers for me.

Had a great experience with Alex and his crew on our siding project. The crew was very…read moreprofessional, did quality work, and they made sure to keep the area clean at all times. Would definitely recommend this company to anyone that is looking to get their siding replaced!

Absolutely the best HVAC service hands down! Most HVAC companies make it seem like they diagnose…read moreyour system and then slap you with a bill to replace the whole unit. Especially if you have a small or track home. Environmental actually diagnoses and recommends parts that need to be replaced and not the whole system. We have been using their services for over 1/2 a decade and have a 100% trust in their service and techs. I would highly recommend using them or if you got quotes from others to get a 2nd opinion from Environmental. Oh and for a small monthly fee you can have your entire system checked twice a year so you always are in the know of what needs to be fixed. Through this service, you also get discounts. Cant say enough about these guys. Just simply - The Best.

Technician Angel Zamora was very professional and knowledgeable…read more Explained the service request thoroughly.

The crew at RPS did a stellar job on our home with their siding. It has been a few years and the…read moresiding is holding up great through the snow and different temps. I couldn't recommend RPS enough! Would hire them again!

Used RPS Remodeling in 2017 for a complete siding, window, roof replacement. The job went well and…read morethe place looked wonderful. However, we are now 6 years in and the paint has spotting wherever the workers used non-Hardie branch caulking to fill the nail holes. This means that even though we paid extra for the painted version of Hardie, we are now needing to repaint the house. Also, the roof that was installed is now leaking through one of the vents installed, destroying the roof in the guest room. We have called Rick for the past two weeks (he returns calls and says he will call back and say he will call in a few days with a date; but doesn't. In the two weeks we have spent chasing him down, we could have called a roofer out to have it repaired. One of his selling points was that he was the primary contact if anything went wrong with the job down the road. We don't have time to continue to call and try to get him out here, so we are now going to call the roof contractor who installed it. Just be aware that down the road, you are on your own with anything that goes wrong with the job.