Jay completed an inspection for us as part of an out-of-state move. Unfortunately, after closing,…read morewe discovered tens of thousands of dollars in mold-related issues in the home, along with other problems that were not identified during the inspection. We are currently in litigation over the matter. Looking back, we have serious concerns about the inspection process and the group of people involved in getting the transaction completed. I would strongly encourage anyone considering using Jay or anyone connected to that transaction to do their own due diligence, ask detailed questions, and get independent second opinions before moving forward. Be careful.

Jay and his team were great. Very friendly, professional, and took the time to really be thorough…read more The premium package has a lot of great products and is their middle package. The cost is definitely a good value. This is the third home I have purchased and the level of detail in the main report is something I expect so that wasn't what wow'd me. It was some of the other things like adding the appliance model/serial numbers, getting the user manuals for them, the dates of install, and checking for recalls. The floor plan was also pretty cool. I highly recommend this team if you are buying a new home in their coverage area.

I am happy with the quality of work and had the price been fair would have given 5 stars. However,…read morethe price was outrageous and unreasonable. I had a leak that was coming from my toilet. I was initially told it would be $350 to remove the toilet and fix the leak. Once the toilet was removed I was told it needed a new flange which was an additional $420. When I asked about the price I was told the initial price of $350 only covered the wax ring and closet bolt and did not cover the flange. Since a flange can be picked up at Home Depot for $12 and the toilet was already removed, incurring an additional full labor charge was unfair at best. In the end I was billed $350 to replace the wax ring and another $350 to replace the flange. As a veteran, I try to support my locally owned veteran businesses. This is one that I will not be using in the future and will definitely not recommend to anyone.

David and Tyler have done a lot of work for me and it's all been top notch work, done quickly, and…read moreat a good price. They are great to work with and I highly recommend them!

In 2019, Red Plains replaced a section of pipe on the main drain leading away from my home toward…read morethe backyard fence. Over the course of several years, I had issues with the drain clogging periodically but couldn't ever figure out why. This year, my significant other and I had a different company scope the drain with a camera in the hopes of getting to the root cause of our repeated clogs. We discovered that the work Red Plains did in 2019 involved REDUCING the diameter of the drain by one inch. Plumbing 101: Drains are only supposed to get bigger as they progress away from a building to the sewer main. We calmly contacted Red Plains to see what, if anything, they could do. They said the worker who did the original work was no longer with the company and also that they couldn't guarantee work done so long ago. Ultimately, they offered no kind of recourse for us and did nothing to fix the problem they created. We had to hire a different company to repipe the drain from the reduced section all the way back to the house, about $6,500. None of this would've happened if Red Plains would've done the job right in the first place OR remediated their original "mistake", which is actually more like plumbing malpractice. Do not trust this company.

Some guys from Red Plains Plumbing came out to clear a slow washer drain but they just managed to…read moreget their snake stuck in my washer standpipe. Instead of apologizing and figuring out how to fix it, they claimed that this happened because of my drain and they would have to go straight to digging up the sewer line for $7,000 to $10,000! I told them I would not be doing that and asked for other options so they said a supervisor would call me back and left, abandoning their snake in my drain which was now completely clogged and backed up into my washer and kitchen sink... Fast forward through a couple of days of frantic calls to Red Plains which they didn't even bother returning and I called another plumber for emergency service. They were NOT complimentary and let me know the snake should not have been put through the washer standpipe and its four 90 degree turns, should never have been forced in until it knotted up, and after they removed it that Red Plains had used the wrong kind of head on the snake which was broken off inside the drain! What was just a slow drain was now a serious issue and I had spent over $700 but was much worse off than I started! I want to support small businesses like Red Plains because they're supposed to care more about their customers. Unfortunately with Red Plains, they weren't able to provide the resources, professionalism, and knowledge that a larger company would. Their office manager called and tried to help figure out a way forward but must have been overruled because a return visit to fix the problem lasted less than 15 minutes and Red Plains sent me an email saying there was nothing they could do. When I tried to find out what happened (again leaving many messages with no return calls) they just told me I should go with another plumber! Following their advice, I called a larger, more reputable company and what a difference it made! In less than the time it took Red Plains to get their snake stuck and block up my drain, the experienced plumbers found exactly where the head of the snake was lodged in the Y with a nearby floor drain, sent a camera down the floor drain to look at what it would take to remove the stoppage, and cleared the stoppage through a nearby cleanout that the Red Plains plumbers had just ignored! Instead of defaulting to the most destructive (and expensive) option, the new plumber had the tools and experience to correctly diagnose the problem and figure out a way to fix it where Red Plains couldn't. To cap it all off, Red Plains flatly refused to refund the charges for their "drain cleaning" which started this mess (be careful with all the fine print they put in their invoices which make you wave their liability for damages they do) so this was a costly lesson for me. In the end, what it comes down to is that you want to work with a company who will do what they say they will and help you even after they make a mistake. Based on what happened to me, I want to warn everyone that company is not Red Plains Plumbing. If you're considering hiring them then I hope the same thing doesn't happen to you too!

Cory Wells with George Wells & Co. has addressed replacing River Rock on our OEC Fiber Optic cable…read moreinstallation over and above the call. We live in Norman / Brookhaven Square. Our alley flower beds & boxes look better than ever. I called and he responded immediately sending a crew with materials to replace and repair what had to be dug out. What great customer service!! Thanks again Cory.

This contractor severely damaged my yard as well as my septic system while performing work for ATT…read morein my neighborhood. I have been flat out lied to multiple times and have had to take care of the damage myself. Honesty is not a strong suit with this company. Beware!

My friend of over 40 years had to have services for his wife, it was very dignified and pleasant,…read morethere was a large crowd to support Harry and his deceased, I would use them if required, keep your dollars in Midwest City

Nice and helpful people especially Rhonda who is behind the scenes, but there when you need herread more

This team went above and beyond on helping us with our time of need. They were responsive, patient,…read moreand worked quickly. Highly recommend Todd and his team.

Todd was so helpful, made it so easy and seamless. Couldn't have needed guidance more! Thank you…read moreso much for making it all so easy!

On 5/7/15 my parents house flooded for the 1st time (of 6 times that month). I googled restoration…read moreservices and all the major ones came up on the search. I knew nothing about Paul Davis prior to this search but took a chance and selected them. I'm so blessed and grateful I did. They responded within 30 min and were at my parents house within the hour. We've never had flood, so they were extremely knowledgeable in the proper steps to take. Their prices were very reasonable but what made them amazing, was their compassion. Thank you Paul Davis for helping rescue my family.

It's a real shame there is no Academy Award for decluttering because, if there were, Clutter…read moreBusters would have already won the Oscar for best performance! Whether you consider the SCENES in which they were featured DRAMA, MYSTERY, HORROR or COMEDY - and really it was a little of all four, rising STAR Darlene and her talented supporting CAST and CREW rose to meet the challenge!!! Frankly speaking, I do not know what I would have done had they not made an appearance during this STAGE of my life. The two main CHARACTERS - Darlene and Debbie - were like having two sisters who were also trusted advisors willing to impart their years of wisdom and experience. They even "held my hand" during those times when it became a little too scary or sad on the SET. Hiring Clutter Busters for this job of clearing out my family member's house was a very bold risk for me because it required a very high-level of trust on my part as well as theirs. There was no "micro-managing" on my part, and they worked very independently (and skillfully). I basically turned the PRODUCTION over to Clutter Busters and was given the opportunity to make brief (as in 30-minute) CAMEO APPEARANCES on a frequent basis when asked to do so. In my role as a WALK-ON, I toured the SET to see progress that had been made and was asked for my input on how they would like to proceed with the next steps in the decluttering process. Like skilled PERFORMERS who are outstanding at memorizing their LINES and taking DIRECTION, I was completely blown away at how they followed my directions "to the letter" and were mindful and watchful for PROPS (e.g., treasures and family heirlooms) that I had described to them that I wanted to keep. Like good CREATIVES, they also were not afraid to use their brains and "think outside the box". Darlene and Debbie kept a caring and watchful "eye" for some things of value that I would perhaps want to keep due to either the value (e.g., antique Fostoria pitcher) OR very select pieces of furniture (e.g., the two chairs that were in great condition) that could be utilized and appreciated by my dear loved one who had moved and was no longer living in the house. To be clear, these were not items that I had mentioned to THEM; rather, these were items that THEY noticed and pointed out to ME. Very thoughtful! I was further impressed with their NETWORKS. Darlene is very well-connected to many worthwhile non-profit organizations that take donations and, in my case, even found one that was willing to pay ME for the items remaining in the residence after the cleanout (instead of me paying them which happens more often). This fact, combined with her professional organizing skills, permitted a 3-step process that was followed room by room. Clutter Busters decluttered, then I reviewed what needed to be set aside for me to keep, then the non-profit would remove whatever was left. Since Clutter Busters has been in business for nearly a quarter-century, combined with their knowledge of professional organizing, you can expect to pay a little more for their services; HOWEVER, they are NOT a junk hauling company (which has its own equally valid and unique business niche to fill). If you're like me - someone who had BOTH trash and treasures mixed throughout, I recommend Clutter Busters without reservation. They are TRULY the BEST and you will be forever glad you chose them - just like me!!! SHINE ON Clutter Buster STARS!!!

They are very affirming to let things go!! They donate to many agencies, not thrift stores. That is…read morea huge positive to me. On the last day I needed to leave to get hearing aids I'd waited for 2 months. A decision, not confirmed with me, to move trash cans from where they were resulted in no trash service for a week. Now it stinks badly and my recycle can is filled up. My HOA will ding me, first offense. All in all the declutering was superior.