RUI was wonderful to work with - DJ, Frank and Isi helped us navigate a difficult insurance…read morerebuild and was available via phone/text/email whenever we needed them. The work they did was exactly what we wanted, and they went above and beyond in the work they did, and helping us navigate with our insurance claim. From framing / putting up a wall, laying flooring, complicated floor joist repairs to patching and painting drywall the team went above and beyond our expectations. If you need quality work done by a dependable and fast crew, look no further and give RUI a call!

Run from this company. They should change their name to Mistakes Unlimited. Their lead carpenter is…read morefunctionally incompetent! They are lead by peers with bad intentions. The consequences of their work is permanent.

5 Stars all around, Great customer service, quick to come out, inspection was detailed and complete.read more

We suffered a major loss due to a malfunction in our washer. Our insurance adjuster recommended…read moreNCRI. From our initial call with Mary to the mitigation with Thomas and Tony to the restoration with Jerrell we couldn't be happier Their workmanship and attention to detail is outstanding. We could not recommend them more highly.

This company doesn't communicate very well. They torn my kitchen cabinets out without consulting…read moreme. They cost me 2 times what insurance was going to pay. So they cost me alot of more money. I would never use them an again And would not recommend them for anything to do restoration.

Bradley Hanneman, the manager was out within minutes. Reassured me in the category 5 flood that he…read morewas going to fix everything for me. Within days he had everything, removed, power washed, safe and dry. They even helped with the proper words for insurance would help us get the most payout. I appreciate his and his company's fine work. Choose the best to help fix the mess.

The Power Dry team is very professional, knowledgeable and seem to be good people. However, the way…read morethey compartmentalize their service makes it very difficult to really get a sense of how much you are going to spend as each step is a new escalation. The particular step that I felt was unfair was concerning mold. In one room they wanted to do mold mitigation, but no one could show me where any mold was, and no one had done any testing yet. Eventually they just did a mitigation and that conversation ended. The second place where there was some visible mold I was told that the testing indicated the level of mold was elevated and was concerning. I trusted his evaluation but did say I wanted to see the report anyway. He said he would send it when it was available--which ended up being after the mitigation was complete. The report actually said it was only barely elevated. The younger guy doing the work told us he couldn't hardly see any mold other than what was initially visible. I might not understand everything about mold but I do believe I was overcharged and mislead about the actual level of need. And they charged me $4000 for this and $600 for the testing... plus $3000 for the air drying, and likely $3000 for the reconstruction. As well as, no one explained to me in the beginning that the service was so compartmentalized. So I pay for the drying. I pay for the mold. And I pay for them to come back and reconstruct the bathroom they tore apart. Yet, they don't come back and move all the garage items back where they went, after they moved it for mold mitigation. I didn't leave this commercial exchange feeling very good about what happened even as they were nice guys. I don't think they are a bad company but I say be super wary and make sure they tell you about all the pricing that will come, and get second opinions. This was just disappointing.

We had a pipe burst in our basement. This company was super kind and understanding of our…read moresituation. They made everything as easy as possible and they communicated with our insurance company which makes things go so much smoother! I hope no one has to deal this mess but if you do, I highly recommend this company.

AFC Cleaning & Restoration 3131 Wheeling Avenue…read moreKansas City, MO (Their website says Edwardsville, but a card I was given by Joe says KCMO.) As soon as we had the furniture moved after the heavy rains of July 16-17 got into our basement, I called AFC Cleaning & Restoration (Thursday) and told them I needed to have the water removed from my carpet. They had good online reviews. Robert arrived at 6:00 PM and started talking about tearing out the walls and carpet. I told him I wanted to try to save the carpet, as it wasn't that old and that the water came in through the window, not the foundation. He agreed to do that and then brought in fans and a dehumidifier. "Aren't you going to remove the water?" I asked. He said he was just going to set up fans and would be back. He assured me that if there was air movement, no mold would grow for three days. I texted him on Friday at 1:37 asking when he was going to work in our basement. I did not hear back from him until 10:36 that night when he said he could arrive between 10:30 and 11:30 on Saturday morning, would I be available. I did not see the text until 9:30 the next morning. "Yes, please" was my answer. A young couple showed up in a rusty pickup truck and said they were here to take out the pad. They had nothing to extract the water. They turned the fans to the inside of the room rather than to the edge where the carpet was the wettest. I texted Robert at 11:48 and told him the pad was out, but they put the wet carpet up against the baseboards and it was beginning to smell. I didn't hear a thing from him that day. I set the edge of the carpet up on plastic bins to get it off the baseboards and help get more air to it. On Sunday at 3:00 PM he texted me and asked me if he could swing by and take readings. Not expecting to hear from him on Sunday, I didn't see the message until 5:00 and responded "readings of what"? His response at 6:48 was "It's okay. Are you available tomorrow?" My response was "Yes, I need a time, though. I need someone to clean and sanitize the carpet and get it dried. It now smells. Readings of what?" I could have told him it was still very wet. His response "I'm not done drying it yet. It will start to smell better as it dries. I will also spray an anti Microbial spray." "So, you are never planning to vacuum the water out of the carpet - the one thing I asked for on Thursday?" His response "It gets cleaned after it's dry and the pad is replaced." Robert came by on Monday, but the carpet was still wet. He returned on Tuesday. The carpet was dry, five full days after the flood, and he sprayed microbial spray. When he was done, I mentioned that it still smelled and that I was unhappy he never extracted the water. "Oh, now that I'm done, you complain" was his reply. I was explaining that I had asked for the water to be extracted on Thursday and continuously through the process, but he just talked louder over me when I spoke. I told him that if he knew he couldn't extract the water, he should have told me at the beginning. He said it would have taken his crew longer to extract the water than using fans (no doubt). I reiterated that if they didn't have the crew available, they should have advised me in the first instance. He was frustrating me, so I told him to leave. I called the office the next morning and without identifying myself asked what they would do if someone had water in their finished basement that came up around their shoes. She proudly stated that they would first extract the water from the carpet. I said "Good, and how do you do that?" She explained that they have big machines that extract the water and remove it. I told her my name and that they did not do that in my basement. She agreed to send the manager to determine if the work done at my house was representative of their work product. A nice enough man named Joe came by and told me he didn't smell anything but carpet glue that had been made wet by the flood. On all other matters he agreed with me, but had no authority to do anything about it. He said he'd have the owner come by. The owner showed up and said all he smelled was acetate from the carpet. It was clear that his goal was to blame me. He said they didn't follow IICRC standards, because I asked them to try to save the carpet. I said, "So, you didn't follow your own standards, but you blame me?". He said "Yes". Yet, he didn't do what I asked him to do. I told him the young couple put the very wet carpet up against the baseboards and he said that wouldn't matter. I told him I asked for the water to be extracted several times, and he told me that using the fans was extracting the water. I disagreed. Not a single google search defines extracting water as using fans. Fans are the next step after extracting the water. I told him if he couldn't extract the water, they should have told me from the beginning, so I could have called someone else. He got up and left. What do they want for fans? $3000.

We had a pretty frustrating experience with AFC Cleaning and Restoration. We hired them to have our…read moreair ducts cleaned in our house. They charge per vent then spray an antimicrobial agent in the ducts after cleaning. The first tech that showed up to our house was 3 1/2 hours late and did not have all the tools to complete the job. Multiple vents were never even touched. He let us know that he was done with the job and my wife asked about the antimicrobial spray. He informed us that he did not have that machine on his truck and would have to come back at a later date. We also asked about the forgotten vents and he said that he would get those when he came back. I was told that I would not be charged for those vents. I had a conversation with the owner who was very apologetic and wanted to make it right. So I agreed to have them come back and finish the job. The second time they came out with two techs and were an hour late. They completed the rest of the job. Later I received an invoice for the entire job, including the vents we were not supposed to be charged for. Eventually I got the correct invoice and settled up with them. Overall just a headache of an experience.

Have been a customer for 3+ years and couldn't be happier. John and his crew are trustworthy, and…read morekeep their appointments. This is so important to me as a single person and during these crazy COVID times. I appreciate that they use non-toxic cleaning products. This is important to me for the safety of my pets. And there is zero chemical smell in my house afterwards. Reliable, Honest, and Responsible are words I completely agree with!

Really happy with service and performance. Place was cleaned thoroughly, but the real gem is that…read moreJohn and his team worked to book and take care of my place on extremely short notice after another company let me down. John and crew made an appointment that worked for me, came in, did great work, and saved the day. Definitely recommend and will use again! Thank you John!

My review is on a move-in cleaning. We recently purchased a new home and I chose Best Cleaning. I…read morewas 100% comfortable from the initial contact with Jessica. The day before we moved in, I let them know that we had a high ceiling fan in our living room in case they needed to bring a ladder. I was told they didn't carry ladders on the truck but had extension rods that should work. (Comments about cleaning this ceiling fan will be explained later). I spent from 9:00 am to 6:30 pm with Brian. In my opinion, he was totally overwhelmed with this job. He thought it was in my best interest from a cost standpoint to not call in for assistance. Brian did an excellent job of cleaning the bathrooms and cleaning out the refrigerators we'd purchased. The company was aware of my requests for specific cleaning service well in advance. I wanted the couches and other upholstery steam-cleaned as well as the steps. The prior owners did have pets, so there was quite a bit of pet hair that needed to be vacuumed. Below are my lists of complaints and specific problems for future readers to consider. 1. Brian brought in a 2-3 step, step ladder. When the extension rod didn't reach the fan blades, he stacked 4 square loose stones onto the step ladder. While stepping off the stool, he missed the last step and knocked a spare stone onto my hardwood floor. This is in the open area of the floor and NOT underneath the couch. It dented 3 chips in the wood; which I've had to try and fix myself. There is NO way he didn't know what he did. I should have commented at the time but didn't. My fault. Who stacks stones to step on, to reach high above your head? 2. The steam-cleaning of the couch and chairs was below adequate on actual cleaning. Cleaning solution that smelled good was sprayed all over; which also went onto the hardwood floors. The equipment used seemed fine, but half-way through, the hand cleaner piece overheated. ?? The final touch-up/mopping of the hardwood floors was cloudy looked terrible. My husband and I wiped over it the next day and used a dry cloth which helped greatly! 3. Finally, I quietly questioned in my head, "why" he didn't dry vacuum in advance of steam cleaning the carpets. When I reached out to his wife, the other owner, she explained that they feel you get a much better clean, and it costs you less, if they simply do the steam cleaning alone. This is absolutely not true, despite pet hair - as I regular vacuumed the next day and removed 6 canisters of "stuff." While I appreciate that this company worked "very hard" to clean my house, I feel I greatly overpaid for the service I received; including the damage to the floor. I honestly feel I should have just cleaned the house myself as it would have saved an entire day, $$$ and a dented floor. I'm a good person and did provide Brian a tip for his service simply because I would have felt bad in not doing so.

Brian Smith is awesome and won't charge you unless he knows your carpet needs to be cleaned. He…read morewon't sell you anything you don't need. This guy is extremely trustworthy, call him for whatever you need!

Certified Restoration is a small business that does home floods and put back. I had the worst…read moreexperience with them. Mr. Picard, who was doing the put back was the most unprofessional person I've had to deal with. We have a home about 40 miles east of Lee's Summit. Our home had some flood damage from heavy rains. We were calling flood companies in the middle of the night and finally got a hold of one. Certified restoration came out two days later to remove the water and cutaway the drywall and pull the carpet up. * Just mentioning we love out of town so we asked Jamie to keep us updated with everything*. She was awesome we received phone calls every other day she was giving us a breakdown and telling us where we could save money on the water mitigation. After that was finished we were out in contact with Mr. Picard. Mr. Picard from the start was lazy, we explained to him our situation and asked that we be updated every step of the was. The house is a rental property, and we weren't there to make sure the work is being done professionally and promptly. We had to contact Picard 5 times to even get a start date out of him. Then when he did he never fully had a straight answer as to why it was taking so long for our put back to start. I was told that he had several other jobs. Now, this is after two and a half months of already waiting. I would text him and ask when the next time you're foingnkit to the house. He never had an answer. He would never give me a straight answer and it he did it was always after the fact the I had to text him. This went of for months, I would text him again and ask when are you going back out to the house? Them he'd realomd with "oh yeah my guys are going out there tomorrow." I would then ask please update me when they're finished. He wouldn't my tenet would have to call me and let ms know. It got so bad that I had to call Clint his boss. The first time I called Clint and complained about Picard. He patched me through to Picard. I didn't wasn't to be patched through to Picard but I rolled with it. Thinking things would change. Things didn't change so after another month of playing phone tag and just simply asking to be kept in the loop. I was getting nothing. So I called Clint again. This time Clint stepped in and got a little more involved. The updates we coming but they were still horrible at best. Then comes the S***** workmanship. My tenet text and said they came out and that the dry wall looked like S***. Now my tenet doesn't do frame or drywall so if she knows it looks bad then it's bad. She sent the pics and it was something a three year old could have done better. I complained and they sent them back out. The second time they came back Out it was redone it still looked like s***. The third time after Clint called Picard did it look decent. The framing around a door was loss poor and other little things that a legitimate company would have not let slide. So after all this I called Clint and asked if there was a way they we could get some sort of discount. He said "with COVID and prices being hi for material, he could could do $150 off of a $10k job. I almost feel out of my chair. I told Clint that I wasn't happy that this job took 3 months longer that it should have. I wasn't happy with the quality of work Md I wasn't happy with Picard. I told him that the communication piece was horrible and that Jamie was amazing. LISTEN TO THIS HE LITERALLY SAID "It's because women are better communicators." I almost wrecked my car. I said a a man I'm a great communicator. It's not that hard in today's works to text updates and let people know what's going on. Actually we both agreed it literally easier. It was a sexist comment and an excuse from a boss to cover the sorry A$$ of his lazy put guy. I asked him if he we're to give the situation a grade that the grade he gives me I would give that grade to the insurance company when they followed up. He never gave me one because he knows the quality and over performance was s***. Using the excuse that your a small business is no excuse. Maybe better leadership and management from the top down would go a long way. If you can't handle the volume of work then don't take jobs you can't finish.

So grateful for Clint! Our dishwasher flooded the kitchen and he came out quickly to test moisture…read morelevels in our hardwoods. He was very professional, honest and explained everything very well and patiently answered all my questions. Luckily the water damage was not significant this time, but he's the one we'll call if we have problems again in the future!