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    Red Feather Excavating

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

    Services - Red Feather Excavating

    Soil backfilling and compaction

    Earthmoving or regrading

    Excavation

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    Lion Home Service

    Lion Home Service

    (141 reviews)

    Our A/C stopped working. It was 80 degrees in my house. So we called who we were familiar with…read more They came out same day and the technician was great! He told us exactly what was wrong, that he wouldn't recommend fixing because its a 26 year old unit. And due to the time he even waited with us for the guy to sell us the unit! The guy to sell the unit came in, gave us three packages to choose from, and explained why the furnaces worked differently and the benefits. We chose, signed up for financial help, and they left. Install was the next day. This is where things started to go wrong, without us even knowing..... My mom was the installs host as my brother and I (the owners) had to work. She told them that while we couldn't be there, she was told that any help they needed they could reach us and we would answer. No calls ever came. I texted my mom cause I saw that they were packing up to leave on my ring camera. She said she wasn't happy with the install cause they left piping hanging down from our HVAC system. When she told the guy she didn't get a lot of answers "since the home owners couldn't be there." Unhappy, my brother and I inspected the house when we got home.... NOBODY had told us to move everything out of the basement so they had room. NOBODY had told us to the full extent of what was going to be installed other than the furnace and A/C. We found out the hard way.... New PVC pipes were needed for airflow from the furnace. They hang from the HVAC about 8 inches​​ and cannot be moved due to the way our house is built as well as the angle/pitch needed for the piping. This involves two holes in the side of house, to the outdoors, that are bigger than the pipes filled with 2inches of clear caulking around the pipes to fill the gapes. This has now turned yellow. A new PVC pipes was needed for extra drainage. This pipe was placed from the furnace, through an unfinished wall, down at a angle towards the ground, back through the unfinished wall, and around the back of the furnace. We asked why it couldn't be placed inside the wall. They don't drill holes in support walls. We were recommended to build the wall out around it. We would basically lose 6 inches of space in our already smaller basement.... Then we found out they used our garden level basemnent window as a door.... bent metal bar on the inside of the house where the window slides. (They bent this back) Then we saw our window started condensating inside the window panes. (They did two fixes. The first didn't work which was caulking around the frame which made it worse. The second, felt like they didn't want to do because its an old window and a new furnace. But none of our other same age windows had the same result.... so they replaced the glass. 13 weeks later) Several of our personal belongings got dropped and damaged since we weren't told to move things even day of. Two hardcover Dungeons and Dragons game books. Corners bent. One poster, no longer in running. Bent and torn. One 3D printed box. Two of four hinges broken off, no longer usable as a box. All minor to most people but expensive mistakes should it have been worse. The books usually start at $50-60 ​​per book, the poster now irreplaceable due to age saved for many years, the box probably at least $50 in just materials not even in time spent printing on the machine. Other glass was in the area and we are so incredibly grateful it didn't break! Beaded creations were being stored the the crawl space so that it wouldn't get bumped.... they both got bumped, causing lost beads, when electrical was being done. Again, tv was being stored right next to these, glad that didn't get broken that we know off! We haven't tried to use it. They stood on my couch to complete the job leaving a foot print behind. Sawdust and small bits of metal were left everywhere, found by bare feet. Caulking was left dry on the outside of a window. (This was cleaned) Putty left on one of the PVC pipes made us think there was a hole in the pipe. (Cleaned off, no hole) Overalls, it all works great! We have cool air! (We'll see about heat as it gets cold.) All this is explained when they return the following week after install and the minor clean ups happening by them. However, we moved all our stuff around in the basement to prevent more damage. I find out that our financial help.... is a credit card. Loaded to max with the new cost... destroying my cre​dit. Inspection helped us determine what could be changed and what had to stay but has failed three times. We're told when they fix stuff for the 2nd inspection, that they have issues with one of the inspectors. Small cosmectic issues are fixed after the 1st. We called many times trying to determine what can be done as we have people coming in once a week. We just want to be done. 13 weeks later I'm still trying to find out policy on being told I have a credit card. I still don't know. No time or damage compensation. No finished inspection. $23,000. NEVER AGAIN.

    Had them replace my AC unit. They didn't bother replacing the drain pan which resulted in water…read moreraining down on our hardwood floor. Damaged the ceiling drywall too.

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    The Drain Pros

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    Mike was great and very fair in pricing. He came out very quickly to answer an issue of my toilet…read morebacking up under my first floor bathroom flooring. He listened to what I had tried and then tackled the issue from the outside main sewer line back into the building. The clog was quickly found to be an issue of hardware that "toileting" items were catching on and the sewage was backing up into my unit/condo. He got the camera out, and videoed the entire situation as proof of damage to the underneath of my condo, the clog in the line and it was immediately sent to my HOA, who, before this plumber left the restoration team was on the phone and the "nightmare" of restoration began. Mike was very pleasant knowing what I was about to deal with and had nothing but great information, and fantastic customer service with getting me at least to the point of having no further issues of flooding under my home. He billed the HOA and that was the part I felt bad for as they never got back to him or contacted him after he tried numerous times. I finally emailed the board members directly to get him paid almost 3 months after the job was completed. He was never rude, never put the bill into collections, or made it hard for me to get him paid by the HOA. MIke is an exceptionally easy to work with guy, great customer rapport, and I recommend his services to anyone who needs someone easy going to help them out.

    Response time was quick, I felt like he did a very thorough job. Couldn't be happier.read more

    Front Range Water Heater and Excavation - $200 OFF Water Heaters. Available in Loveland , Fort Collins, Longmont, Greeley, Boulder, and Berthoud

    Front Range Water Heater and Excavation

    (18 reviews)

    Everyone I've interacted with at Front Range Water Heater has been great to work with and their…read morecommunication is excellent. Responses by email and text are quick and they answer the phone or call back promptly. Highly recommend for plumbing and water heater service! I started off having them do some plumbing work for me to correct issues identified during a water meter replacement. They did a great job so I quoted for some more work - a leaky toilet valve, replacing the main water shutoff gate valve that leaks by, and a spigot that cannot decide whether it leaks or no. They sent thorough quotes that gave me all the necessary information to gather comps (none of which were comparable in price or thoroughness). I decided to move forward with the water heater and leaky toilet valve (when it rains it pours; AC went out at the same time I needed this job) and Tim showed up right at 9. He was polite and respectful and got right to work. He brought the new water heater in on a dolly, appropriately strapped and used a part of the cardboard box to protect the unit from the ratchet strap. When he had to run out for a part, he let me know and went to get it. The water heater install and toilet valve replacement took around 3 hours. I did a goof and moved cash to the wrong bank account and didn't have my checking account funded on the day of service. I called and talked to Audrey while Tim was still on site and she said it was totally fine to write a check that would be ready to cash on Friday (it's a Wednesday currently). Customer service is top notch and a great example of why to keep using independently owned businesses when private equity and corporate options seem like an easier option. One consideration is that of the 4-5 times Front Range Water Heater employees have been at my house, none have covered their shoes. For service professionals entering a home in all weather conditions and going back and forth to the nasty crawl space, that's a level of respect to the homeowner that I hope for every time and rarely encounter these days. So I'm not docking them for it but I do hope they consider the practice.

    Speedy and quick. Even took the time to show me what to check for and look into prior to scheduling…read moreanother service if needed.

    Red Feather Excavating - excavationservices - Updated September 2026

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