I called Dave's Electric for an electrical problem in my house, they were able to send an employee…read morewithout much delay. Troubleshooting took less than an hour and the solution turned out to be quite simple. The electrician was very courteous, gave a clear explanation and the bill was very reasonable. I will definitely reach out to Dave's Electric for any future projects.

Amazing, honest and fair. They called to address my issue same morning I told my landlord of the…read moreissue and they are professional,kind and go the extra mile. It is so rare to feel safe with people you don't know in your home- but these guys made me feel safe, and they locked up on their way out. Truly grateful! Choose Sunset, and tell them Jessi sent you. :)

I moved to SC but my house in Junction City is still on the market. I can monitor the temperature…read morewith my security system, and saw the AC was struggling to keep the house cool. I called De Hart in Manhattan, but the earliest they could get somebody out was later next month. Sunset had a guy come out next day, who quickly looked over the AC, found the problem and repaired it in under 3 hours. They even found the spare air filters I had in the utility closet and replaced the filter in the air handler! Now my house is cooling to livable temperatures and will be pleasant for the next open house! Thanks Tim and Sunset Heating/Cooling! Highly Recommend!

Good, good people. Honest, hard-working, knowledgable, trustworthy...what more could you ask for?…read more I have used Robert's for all of our electrical needs for years.

From my mother (in Manhattan, Kansas):…read more On time arrival for scheduled appointment, pleasant, and knowledgeable. But, too expensive for me to use their services again. The bill included charges ($315) for labor and for material (a simple can light fixture which is estimated at $25). From the bill the calculated charge for labor would be $290/hour for 2 people; $145 per hour, per person.

Severe wind blew off two pieces of my metal fascia. Had a hard time getting a siding company to…read morehelp. Called Honey-Do Handyman and they took care of it. Very happy.

A very thorough and easy to deal with company! They can replace your piping without having to…read moredid. I didn't even know that was a thing. When I first found out about it, it made me think of all the other times I've had to hire people with excavators which destroyed my lawn. The whole team is amazing and if you're lucky enough to talk with Kelli, Ryan or Gus, know you're talking to a real VIP! Everyone there is prompt, easy to talk to and extremely knowledgeable. When their vans show up, you'll smile too knowing that everything is about to be alright.

Smith Plumbing is a class act, quick response, even during emergency situations. Have appreciated…read morethere service for all plumbing needs, for many years. They give quotes and stick to it.

When doing anything that requires a contractor my recommendation is going to be get a written…read morecontract with their signature on it. Preferably, have the details spelled out on their own letterhead stating the things you want done, with the materials you want. I had the unpleasant experience of working with Todd from Ace Drywall from Manhattan, KS. I had a list of items that were discussed and verbally agreed upon over the phone. This is the practice I would do with my local contractors from my small community..... That was the problem. A local contractor from a small community is going to have to perform or word of mouth will make or break their success in the small community. When it was all said and done the sub contractors that Todd utilized, Alex Sosa from Junction City, KS and Rafa Zalva from Salina, KS said they just assumed this job was the "usual". FYI Rafa had to have Alex translate for him in court even though some of Todd's testimony under oath was Rafa, Todd and I had a conversation....I do not speak Espanol, and I do not think Todd does either. NOTE: Enforceability: Verbal agreements are legally binding if they include an offer, acceptance, mutual intent, and consideration (exchange of value). However, they are significantly harder to prove than written contracts. WHY A POTENTIAL CLIENT SHOULD HAVE A WRITTEN CONTRACT WITH SIGNATURES! Advice for Homeowners: 1. Document Everything: Send an email, text and post a Google review the moment a problem arises. 2. Verify Material Payments: Check with suppliers to ensure the contractor has paid them. If they haven't, pay the supplier directly and deduct it from the contractor's final bill. 3. Beware of Liens: Some contractors use liens to force full payment for poor or incomplete work. 4. No Contract, No Job: If a contractor refuses a written, signed contract, find someone else.

The guys at Ace Drywall have done a couple of jobs for me, and I love their work. They are fast and…read morepolite and seem to know their business well. I didn't know what a stomped ceiling was but I love it.