I had the pleasure of working with Mrs. Tammy Stevens. I messaged her through Facebook about a home…read moreI was interested in. She messaged back very quickly. We set up a date/time to see the home & I fell in love with it. I gave her my information & that same day she got in touch with me about the home. But through the entire process she was there with me every step of the way! She explained things that I had questions about. She was available any time of the day. Every day she always made sure she asked how I was doing. She is such a POSITIVE person. She is all about her business. She won't stop until the job is DONE. She is the true definition of a go getter. & she works very FAST! I appreciate her for EVERYTHING. I HIGHLY recommend anyone wanting to own a home to get with her. She has such a wonderful spirit & a great heart. She will NOT let you down. I thank her for helping me find a home for my kids and I .

Chuck responded to all my questions in a timely manner. His crew showed up early each day and…read moreworked to finish our job before Thanksgiving. We are very pleased with the work that was done.

Wilson Bryant is the best! They have always stepped up for regular maintenance and emergencies…read more Josh came out after hours to check on an issue with the air handler. I called in on the emergency after hours line they responded and Josh called me back within 5 minutes or less and assured me he was on his way and would take care of the problem. I remember having them come out for an estimate and the installation and they were so professional and have always been here when they are scheduled for the regular maintenance. Excellent customer care! They understand what service after the sale means and I appreciate them so much!

Very professional and reasonably priced. Would recommend to friends. Came out in freezing weather…read moreon a Saturday morning. Part wasn't available until Monday. Came out quickly on Monday

I called this agency to try to schedule a showing and was greeted rudely by the listing agent. He…read moreimmediately asked me how I was going to pay for it. I thought it was too soon. I wanted to see the house first and if I liked it then put in an offer and discuss payment options. This is how it normally works. So I did not answer his question. He apparently did not like that. He was trying to push me away by saying that the house needed a lot of work and the seller was not budging off the asking price. I still wanted to see the house, so I again asked to have a showing. He rudely said, "I'm busy. Ask another agent to show you the house." WTF?????? You're the listing agent and you are not willing to show your own listing to a potential buyer!!! He probably thought I could not afford the house and he didn't want to waste his oh so valuable time by showing it to me. He even said I needed to have an agent to represent me. He said that I would not be able to purchase any properties without one. Really? You're a broker and you're telling me this BULLSH*T!!! I've purchased 3 houses in my lifetime and I have never had an agent represent me. The purchases have all gone through without a hitch. This house has been on the market for almost 6 months now and it's probably because of this dumb-ass agent that it's not selling. I will never have this agent sell my house. Just so you know, I would've put in for a full price, all cash offer. You just lost yourself a huge commission. Too bad ASSHOLE!!!

No! No! No! They are number one at making you feel like number 2!…read more There's three things important in the real estate business: Commission, commission, commission. This place loves first time home buyers because they know they can manipulate them more. That's my opinion and experience with them. If I ever buy or sell another home and the brokery is part of it, brokery will not be a part of it. Buying agent was never there except when she wanted something once she had my signature that locked in her commission. Very condescending, often rude and never helpful. Made the process, I feel, more stressful than it had to be. That's part of it. Wear the buyer down to the point the you overlook things. Agent often looked over her glasses at me. That tells you her attitude. On the first viewing of the house she ran through the house like it was a race. "Here's the living room. NEXT! There's the kitchen. NEXT..." Gee, was that cook stove electric, gas or was it wood burning? Rushed through the bedrooms and onto the furnace room. I see a furnace! Oh, shiny. I stop to look at it, and the electrics going to it. I turned around to find she was no where to be seen. She literally had walked through the rest of the house and was going out the side door. I should have cut ties with that old gal at that moment but I didn't. Rude when I went to make an offer on the place. She asked how much I wanted to offer. I didn't know. I told her a figure and she muttered "there goes our counter offer." Why ask me and then complain about it? Got to the earnest money part. I asked if that's what you call escrow. "No," she annoyingly replied, looking over her glasses at me, "that's what we call earnest money." That was one smart ahole of an answer. I didn't like that. She always was in a rush. Always wanting to get you in and get you out unless it was something SHE wanted. If you're in a rush, you don't have time to think about it or read the documents. Came time for me to sign a few papers. I had to reach across her desk for a pen from this special cup that obviously had to be in a special spot on her desk in a certain position as I got glaring looks from her as now something was out of place on her immaculate desk. If it were out of place the sky would surely fall. She wrote down seller agrees to pay up to $1,000 dollars in repairs. Said she usually did that when representing a buyer and on a seller would write in $500. They came back with $300 but "it looks like a nice house" so that was ok. Didn't ask me if that was ok, she decided it was ok for me. Really? Is this how you buy a house? Seller agrees to pump septic tank. I asked does this mean they'll check the line for roots. "No," she said in an icy tone, looking over her glasses, "It means they'll pump the septic tank." Had an issue with the electrics. Seller came back with husband is a retired "union electrician." Now, wife is handling everything and I assume because he's not capable for some reason but she has the gall to write that down? Called the licensing board in town. Guess what? There is no such animal as a union electrician. If he were any sort of licensed electrician, it'd be on the list. He was not. If he's incapable of handling the sale, how is he capable of putting two wires together? They wanted to fix it themselves. You can do that, if it's for yourself but not for sale. I told buying agent this. She didn't believe me. Not only did I have to cut and paste the law that states this but send her the whole statute that outlines this before she believed me. Another reason to just say NO! Finally had it with her and told her that's it. Not signing anything else. Called the main office and asked for the owner telling them, had it with her, wanted a new agent. No more attitude! brokery owner called me a few days later. After a few minutes, he calmed down when I told him about how she answered my question about escrow and earnest money. You know, earnest money is just a deposit to put down to show you're serious about buying a place. What is so hard to say that one sentence rather than being a smart thingy with an answer that belongs in an outhouse? At closing, you sign a lot of papers. I mentioned that part of the description was that I was getting the road to it. "No," she replied, "you can't block someone's access of their property." Gee, what law school did you get your degree from? Seller said it was deeded back to the county. Later I looked over the records and there it is, I own that road. With her statement that I couldn't block someone else from their property that was actually practicing law without a license, if she had no license. If she did, she wouldn't be sitting all the way at the far end of the table.

I really hate giving them a low review but they just left. The son who runs it was sick. I can…read moreunderstand that. He talked to me about this issue and said maybe he could get his father to come out. The father did in fact come out. He likes to talk and looked the situation over. He thought he could fix the issue for me. Keep in mind, he's telling me his son is really bad sick. I believe what he said. He even called me a couple of days later to ask me what all I had that was a power draw from the house, like dryer, hot water tank, etc. He said he was prepared to do it but only waiting for a price. Very nice guy. He was someone who enjoyed talking. He was a good conversationalist and I didn't mind talking with it. I did have to let him go as I had an appointment to keep. That's the last I ever heard of him. Maybe something more serious came up with the health of his son but I'm not sure. Given his attitude, I would have thought that if he had to leave to take care of his son that he'd at least call and let me know he couldn't do the job as he'd planned. He knew I had no heat in the house other than a fireplace. It was cold. No heat, no hot water, limited in cooking with a camp stove but he just disappeared. I called 14 companies, four came out to look at it and only two offered to fix it. Mr. D. was one of them but then he just disappear without a trace leaving me literally in the dark. He could have called and let me know something. I wouldn't have waited more days to try to find someone. The last guy that came out said he could fix it and at that point, I didn't even ask him how much he was going to charge.

I've had a hard time finding reliable contractors in middle Georgia. Donnelly's is responsive,…read morecapable of doing nearly any job, and reasonably priced. Their electricians were super responsive and able to get my lighting fixed within a few hours.

Bickley Design Build's team was fantastic to work with. The 3D design process was amazing, letting…read moreus see our kitchen with all our chosen materials right from the start. The construction quality matched the excellence of the design, and our project manager kept us informed every step of the way. We highly recommend Bickley Design Build.

They take months to get back to you for a quote. Friendly is not their thing. Also there prices are…read more10 to 20k higher than most others.

I don't think you could ask for more better and honest people. Thanks Head.... called they came…read moreright out got me taken care of I'm cooling again 2024. THANKS AGAIN

Recently had compressor replaced on our mini split unit. Head Heating and Air made this repair…read moreaffordable and did a first class job! I highly recommend them. They are a very professional, knowledgeable, and fair company to do business with. we highly recommend them!!