Our project, evaluating the performance of our rejuvenator ReGen® through plant produced mix, was…read morecompleted relatively quickly. I felt like you kept us tuned-in to the progress the entire time. Excellent work. It was a pleasure working together on the project, and I look forward to doing more projects together. Grover Allen, PhD, PE Technical Director Blacklidge

From the owner: We provide our customers with professional asphalt testing, custom mix designs and engineering…read moreservices in our laboratories and in the field. We provide these services through trained and educated personnel and maintained and calibrated equipment that is compliant with accrediting bodies' specifications and procedures. We develop long-term relationships with our customers by ensuring we provide accurate test results with prompt reporting and educated technical consulting.

My family came home from a holiday trip to our refrigerator line leaking water in the kitchen, hall…read moreand bedroom. I thought that I could take care of the issue myself but realized that there was more water than I could handle. I was referred to this company and could not be happier with the services provided. Josh came out and started the process of drying down the house and was professional and answered all of my questions. I felt confident in the work performed and I would most definitely have Josh and his crew come out to save the day if I had to do it all over again.

The process of drying our home was acceptable. Dustin was courteous and informative…read more The restoration process was, however, an absolute nightmare. Once work got started we had cameras set up in our house so we would check up on them from our hotel room. The crew was very messy. They didn't cover any of our belongings while they hung drywall. They left trash everywhere in our house (food wrappers, soda cans). They goofed off, watched videos on their phones and did very shoddy work. I'd say at least a third of their work had to be redone. This was all because of what would be a constant problem: no supervisor on site. EVER. The contractor in charge of our job was never to be seen. He would occasionally stop by first thing in the morning to drop off supplies, but was never around more than 10 minutes. I was in regular contact with him trying to understand why things were taking so long and why they were being done so poorly, but I had to also figure out that he was a "fast talker". He would constantly make deadlines and miss them. Promise things would be fixed, but they wouldn't get fixed or it wouldn't be done correctly and needed to be fixed a second time. This became the common routine since he never inspected any of the work done. He also wouldn't provide his workers with proper materials and they were always back and forth to Home Depot or Lowe's. I can understand running into an issue and needing extra supplies, but this was every day. One day I happened to be home while they were working and they wanted to stop work because they had been given the wrong toe kicks to match our cabinets so I went to Home Depot myself and bought them so they could carry on with other work. It was ridiculous. This also meant that I became the defacto crew leader at times. I had to follow everything they did and make notes of what wasn't done correctly or done at all and report back to the company like I worked for them. Our bathroom needed a new vanity and I had to measure the space for a new one because he couldn't be bothered to. Surprise surprise, my measurement was incorrect because I'm not a contractor (didn't account for outward swinging doors) but he bought a vanity based on my incorrect measurements anyway. Two more days lost This went on and on for months. Meanwhile, my wife and newborn son have been stuck on the second floor because the first floor is a jobsite run by a company with no sense of urgency, but very excited to get paid. I made the mistake of giving them payment up front for the first half of work and I think that had a lot to do with them dragging their heels because once they heard I had a second check from my insurance company they would not stop asking about it. It made me wonder if they were having cash flow problems because they seemed desperate for the money. In case anyone reading this doesn't know already, you DO NOT have to pay up front for ANY WORK. Payments are made when work is done like any other business. But the owners and supervisors at Anderson insist they are entitled to that money immediately. It took a conference call with my insurance adjuster and them to lay things out plainly. They had dragged their heels long enough and it was time to finish the job or not get paid. They magically completed everything in a week.

Wonderful Experience with the young lady who took our call and the gentleman Scott who tested our…read morehome.

I hired this company to do a mold inspection on my home. I picked this company because it had great…read morereviews, but now looking back at the services provided and what I have had to go through with this company, I realize that anyone can have friends and family go and post as many five star reviews as needed to make your company look good. My first hint should've been when the office was unable to keep track of the date that the person was supposed to come out and test for mold. This happened on several occasions. Thinking this was a good company, I chose the all inclusive package. When I asked what was included, I was told it included the inspection, swab of the mold areas to be sent to the lab, air quality test, remediation documentation and for them to come back out and test that the remediation company did everything to remove the mold. I thought this company was on the up and up giving me a single price for everything. I even repeated back what the package included to them, making sure I stated "This also includes coming back to retest the area contaminated for mold after the remediation company is done". I was told "oh yes, it is all included". This was a lie. This company charged me $800 without letting me know that the service had an additional cost or even giving me an estimate. This was the price for them to come back out after the demolition and sterilization was complete. Once I received the invoice I contacted the company immediately wondering why I was receiving this after I had already paid $900 for the package. I was immediately told that is not what they said, and I was also insulted. This company has bad business practices and will lie. I know this because the inspector insisted that scuff marks on the framework around the door was mold. It was merely scuff marks. This concerns me greatly because I had more of my house ripped out than what was needed due to an incompetence of not only knowing what mold looks like, but also the bad business practice of charging me for something that I was unaware was an additional cost and how much. This company should not be trusted. This review may not do anything. It may not persuade you from using this company, but I wanted to take the time to let you know what happened in my case so that it won't happen to you.

I am a Realtor and have used Dwayne Keenon on just about all of my Client's home inspections. I…read morefound him through NACA, which he is certified through them. If you know about NACA they have very strict rules and regulations, and you have to be good to work with NACA. Dwayne is the best! I have used him over and over and recommend him highly! Cynthia Scott (formerly Silas), Realtor Florida Homes Realty & Mortgage

Don't hire DK solutions to do anything regarding your house…read more I hired them to do an inspection on my house that I was purchasing and paid $500 dollars to do this. after they inspected my house and said roof was good, after I moved in and it rained the weekend after I moved in , there wer 2 leaks from the roof. They said there was a 100 day warranty for there services, but refused to do anything about their shoddy inspection. I'm reporting them to the BBB and suing them for this. Among other things they missed that a real inspection would have found. If I could give them 0 stars I would have.

These guys know their stuff!…read more Ron and Jake have the right knowledge and heavy duty gear to get the job done. It was nice to have an inspector with all the certifications and a licensed contractor in one company. Saves time and stress for me. Thanks Guys, Chris

From the owner: JARDY Group LLC, founded by Ron D Young and co-founder Robert Lesko, is an indoor environmental…read moreconsulting group that assesses, field tests and provides its clients' as their "trusted advisor" recommended mitigation / remediation services regarding various indoor environmental hazards pertaining to: biological contamination such as mold species, indoor air quality, water penetration, structural component defects, asbestos, roof defects, fire damage, wind damage, flood damage, and infectious-risk outbreaks pertaining to healthcare facilities and public institutions. Applying building science, engineering, mathematical principals and using state-of-the-art onsite testing equipment provides clients with the most accurate documentation pertaining to why, where and how indoor environmental issues may have occurred and the recommendations to restore the indoor living environment to an clean, safe and healthy outstanding condition!

I hired this company at the recommendation of my realtor since I was new to the area I just went…read morewith who they suggested. 2 of my windows the springs were broken and the windows would not stay up and in the attic the dryer vent was not even attached and was squashed. He would have seen this had he have went up in the attic. They also stated my main shut off valve was in a location that was actually the hot water only valve. I gave them an extra star since the inspector did come back out and assisted to find the home shut off valve (which we never did and I hired a plumber to install - but this was all on my since it was after the sale) They did send someone out to fix the springs in the window after I noticed it. Unfortunately, my husband has to replace the dryer hose in attic. Also, save your money on the termite inspection. They listed any wood issues as "wood destroying organisms" and listed "wood rot" in this report and checked off the YES box. I did not need them to tell me the bottom of the wood trim on the garage door had rot, that should have been in the regular report. Save the money and the headache and hire a different company if you want the inspection to be done correct and list what you really need and do what they say they will do.

Excellent responsiveness; easy to schedule, quickly provided all information that builder needed to…read moreschedule inspection and a thorough report.