Service workers came out to diagnose my issue and promised to supply an estimate to my home…read morewarranty company, and help fix my issue that had left me without hot water for many days. Hanson Plumbing did not follow up, did not answer phone calls or call me back on my voicemails, and did not provide the estimate, delaying my repairs by weeks now as I had to start the process over with another company, diagnosing the issue AGAIN for my home warranty company, AHS. I will be without hot water for 2.5 weeks now or more thanks to these delays.

Mitch replaced some copper pipe that had pinhole leaks and replaced two valves at the water meter…read more I also had him convert my kitchen sink and ice cube maker from hard to soft water lines. The work was done thoroughly and quickly. He cleaned up afterwards. He is an excellent plumber and business owner.

Our heater went out. They were able to make the trip from Howard Lake to Maple Lake, diagnose the…read moreproblem, have the replacement part handy, and get it fixed all within 75 minutes! The price was very reasonable, especially considering this was after 8pm. Thank you!!

I called and got prompt service. I sent a photo and got an accurate quote. They came out right on…read moretime and did a professional and clean job replacing my water heater. They even took away my old one. Great people, great knowledge, great price and service.

They came out and fixed a sewer lateral for us, super professional good people 10/10 would…read morerecommend doing business with them

Anthony was very helpful and fast to respond. They were able to get us in contact and get us…read moreservice quick when our basement was flooding. Amazingly kind people. Thank you!!

We've been very pleased every time Vetter's has come to our home. Cory has done a great job with…read morethe many tasks we have asked of him, including changing every light fixture. Recommend for sure!

Our power mast was knocked out on late Friday evening, Vetter Electric (Tyler) was here by 10 am on…read moreSaturday morning to repair. He also followed up with us to ensure Connexus Energy was out to reconnect our power. Very satisfied, he did an awesome job!

I had an electrical problem and needed someone to come out immediately. I called Randy's electric…read moreand plumbing and they sent someone out right away. The guy they sent took care of my electrical issue and I was glad he came out. It was a bit expensive but a needed repair.

I thought I needed service but it turned out to be a simple fix. Only changed me the trip fee.read more

Husnik Well Co. absolutely deserves all the positive reviews they receive. Mike came out the day…read moreafter Thanksgiving to evaluate our aging pressure tank and well pump. We had already been researching replacements and Husnik was at the top of our list, but we were hoping to wait until spring. Unfortunately, the well pump failed on Thanksgiving--best laid plans. Mike was responsive, calm, and incredibly thorough. He explained that there was significant sediment buildup and made it clear he could get water on quickly, but that it wouldn't be good-quality water. Instead, he came back Saturday to properly clean out the well, install a new pressure tank, and replace the pump--doing the job the right way. During what felt like a true household crisis (no running water really changes your perspective!), Mike went above and beyond. When he realized Friday night that our water wouldn't be restored until Saturday, he even offered to let us refill empty water jugs at his business. That kind of thoughtfulness and integrity is rare. We never felt rushed, pressured, or taken advantage of--just well informed and genuinely cared for. Husnik Well Co. is a standout local business, and we wouldn't hesitate to recommend Mike to anyone in need of well or pump work.

Our Water pressure died on Saturday of a holiday weekend when we were expecting a houseful of…read morecompany on Sunday. Mike answered our call (we did not have to go through leaving a voicemail and waiting for a return call). Cory arrived at our house in under two hours, quickly diagnosed the problem, and had our water pressure restored in less than an hour. He thoroughly explained to everything to us that he found and the steps he was taking to fix it. We can't recommend Husnik Well Drilling strongly enough - they really understand service and quality!

My wife hired these guys to come and clean our ducts. So today they come out and are two nice guys,…read morevery nice and professional. As far as I can tell they did a good job (not really able to tell if they didn't though). The reason I am giving them two stars is because they did what I hate. First, they tried to up sell me $450 worth of "disinfectant for the ducts that I really needed". I quickly said no thank you. At which point they immediately dropped the price in half. So essentially here is how I see this. We called you and asked you how much to come clean our ducts. You said $220. Then you get here and you inform me that to "really get them clean" it's gonna be an extra $450. This is deception and it's wrong. But then when I say no, you immediately drop the price by $225. So what that tells me is that your business is not based on offering a good product at a fair price. You are just trying to take as much of my money as you possibly can. Again, the guys that came to the house were nice and professional. It's clear that they were just pushing the products their management makes them push in the fashion they are instructed to do it. This however leads me to believe there is an entire culture of ripping off their customers. Consider yourself warned if you hire them to come clean your ducts. FYI: No I did not get even the 1/2 price "disinfectant". Update: 12/29/13: After being contacted by AAA WIcks owner and being accused of this being a fake review I provided proof that this was in fact his company. I'll upload the photo of the sticker they left on our ducts so you all know it was truly AAA Wicks that provided our service.

During my initial phone call to schedule service, I talked at length about the service I wanted,…read moreand I made it very clear that I wanted a "Roto-Brush" air duct cleaning cleaning. I had just purchased the home and wanted to get a great baseline for all of the maintenance and cleaning of it. The previous owner had a dog with a thick coat.. I wanted all of the nooks and crannies of the vents physically touched and cleaned. I was quoted prices for both "Air-Whip" and "Roto-Brush" services, both were average prices for the respective service, and we scheduled an appointment for "Roto-Brush". The guys showed up early for the appointment, which was nice. While they were performing the service, I realized they were using the "air-whip" method, not the "roto-brush". Also, as we had painted most of the house, many of the returns and vent covers were already off. They did not remove the ones that were still installed, and just kind of blew into the vents with their air. Near the end of the service, they took my air filter and pointed at stuff they blew out of the ducts, and identified some of it as "mold" based on the color of the dirt. It wasn't mold.. it was soot, and I declined their expensive up-sell attempt to rectify my "mold" situation. I kept watching, waiting for the roto-brush to make it's appearance. It never did. When they proclaimed they were finished and presented me the bill for the service, the price was that of the quoted Roto-Brush service. I asked about why they used the air-whip and they were adamant (borderline defensive) that they never do roto-brush, and that the air-whip was just as good. I personally disagree that no-contact cleaning is just as good as a cleaning where surfaces are contacted with something other than fast-moving air. Looking at the statement, I saw that the billing code for the cleaning was "RB1"... I said, "hmmm.. I wonder what that RB stands for... probably roto brush?" to which he said, "yeah, probably". I ended up having to call the office. I talked to the same guy who had scheduled me a few days earlier and recapped our previous conversation. Once I had him on the same page, I informed him what happened, and he seemed at a loss. I ended up putting the service tech on the phone with him (my personal cell phone), and the service tech took it into the other room. I could still hear both of them, and an argument took place between them. After the call, the service tech amended the price to the "air-whip" price, which was quite a bit less than what they had just tried to charge me. I paid, they left. As they were leaving, the techs were audibly grumbling between themselves about how they made less money. I felt they could have at least waited till they were out of ear shot before complaining that they were not successful in separating me from more of my money they they deserved to. My opinion, based on what I saw and heard during the visit, is that they had been doing this racket for a while, doing less service than the office sold, and convincing unsuspecting customers that they got the service they paid for. In this case, I knew the difference and had the gumption to stand up for myself and make sure I paid for what I got. With air duct cleaning, and any time you pay someone to perform ANY service for you, please make sure you educate yourself as to what to expect and how to identify what they are doing. Had I not known better, I would have gotten ripped off. Even if the billing/work issue had not happened, I'd still rate the quality of their duct cleaning a 2/5, based on the quality of work performed alone. Duct cleaning companies are plentiful,.. do your research, as your friends and neighbors, and choose one that will take care of you and make a long-term customer out of you, not a company that seems to just want to shake you down and move onto the next job. I would have loved for them to have taken better care for me, as next year, I will be starting my hunt for another company all over again.