I came down from Idaho to take an asbestos class at the Arizona Asbestos Institute and it was a…read moregreat experience. I had zero background going in, but the class was super hands-on and easy to follow. Andre Zwanenburg was an awesome instructor--really knowledgeable and made everything make sense. Definitely recommend if you're looking to get started in the field!

I have been receiving annual Asbestos training from the Asbestos Institute for nearly 30 years…read more Since Andre and Jay bought the business, the training is freshly updated to contains all relevant information for all classes of Asbestos work. I've been both a class III and now a class IV worker, I've always been confident that I am performing my work safely and properly handling Asbestos waste when doing class III work. I retire in 15 months and will genuinely miss my annual Asbestos refresher training.

If your rental ever gets hit with a protein fire (aka kitchen fire) call Armando and the crew at…read moreATI Restoration. My tenant in Phoenix managed to turn a cooking mishap into a full-blown smoke-and-soot disaster. Cabinets? Gone. Asbestos? Yep, we had that too. Armando rolled in like the restoration superhero I didn't know I needed. The communication was spot on from day one, no guessing games or wondering where things stood. They coordinated everything with State Farm, so all I had to do was pay my deductible and sip coffee while they handled the chaos. New cabinets were installed, asbestos was safely abated, and the place was restored to better than pre-loss condition. My rental now looks like the glow-up montage in a home makeover show. If you want your nightmare turned into a victory lap, call Armando over at ATI.

Don't fall for the trap when "customer service" responds to your negative review. Read my review,…read moretheir response. Well I contacted them like they asked and it's been 3 months, no response. Don't fall for it, this is big corporate greed, one bad review doesn't make a difference only care this company has is if your insurance can pay. They have awful craftsmanship, like middle school kids doing jobs (except the floor but they sub contract that) that company for me was excellent. They can't paint, level a counter, even our stove is now uneven. Stay away!

Unsafe and Negligent Work - Avoid This Company Dri-Rite was…read moreassigned by USAA to repair our home after a flood in June 2025. During their work, we pointed out visible microbial and bacterial growth in the master closet and adjoining walls. Instead of testing, containing, or removing the contaminated drywall, their team dismissed our concerns and enclosed the visible growth behind new drywall and paint -- despite being directly shown the contamination. Independent inspections later confirmed that Dri-Rite sealed toxic mold (Stachybotrys chartarum) and bacteria inside the wall, contaminating our home and forcing our family to evacuate for safety. Their supervisor even admitted they had no testing equipment on site and told us to hire our own environmental company. We later discovered one of Dri-Rite's contractor licenses was suspended at the time they worked in our home, which is now part of a formal complaint with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors and the Department of Insurance (Case #73008). Our experience with Dri-Rite has caused serious health issues, significant financial loss, and months of displacement. Homeowners should exercise extreme caution before allowing this company to perform any work involving water damage or potential microbial contamination.

EXTREMELY PROFESSIONAL. From my first phone call and meeting with Nick, then Christian, next…read moreBreenan, then Jr and his brother (I can't find his name) the work was completed. They were all thorough and had confidence that a company should have.

Horrible. Avoid these guys. Scammy and predatory. I called them after a simple toilet line leak…read moreat my parent's rental house that I was trying to manage remotely. For what should have been a multi-day dry out only, WF tore out carpeting throughout the entire house unnecessarily. They also brought in their "sister company," a certain packing out company that started to move the tenant family's belongings to some remote location. Fortunately, the family stopped in and made the movers move their belongings into the garage instead of off-site. I walked directly into their trap. The leak was on a Friday. Plumber repair happened Saturday. I had them stop in on Sunday, ahead of insurance. The real secret to their "success" is in their fine print in their work order. If you do what I did, and hastily sign with them, they will likely outrun what insurance will pay for, and you'll be on the hook for a big bill. I tried to fight, but they have mastered the process of placing a mechanic's lien on a property (11 since November 2022) and securing profits that way if the opportunity arises. Water Fighters is not the only company that uses mechanic's liens. I'm sure liens are necessary at times, but it appears to be a tool that can be utilized as part of a corrupt scheme when possible. Check the Maricopa County Recorders Office website and search for legal efforts by any company by Document Title. Water mitigation has the potential to be particularly pernicious because one wants to move quickly to minimize damage and prevent mold or mildew growth. That's part of the trap I jumped into. Don't let Cesar Lauro Ontiveros Perez, or anyone associated with Water Fighters, near your property. Don't call them and definitely don't sign with them. I imagine most of the reviews on their website, like other elements of their website, are not authentic and are designed to deceive. No water mitigation license is needed to "perform" water mitigation. All one needs is any contractors license. This is in AZ and many other states. Fancy thermal imaging cameras to detect moisture does not mean someone knows how to work within professional standards governing water damage mitigation and restoration, or work with an insurance adjuster. Finally, call a PUBLIC ADJUSTER. Public Adjusters work for you to manage the efforts between your insurance company and any contractors. Yes, they get a percentage of your claim for their efforts but it is worth it to avoid what I went through. I called one for the rebuild and it made for an amazing turnaround from the awful experience with WF. NAPIA is the national association for public adjusters. They know the insurance industry and will probably know your policy better than you do. Your first call can and should be to a public adjuster. You will do much better overall with your claims if you work with a Public Adjuster.

So we started with them, which we felt kinda pressured to start the whole tear down, since it was…read morethe bathroom that both me and my sister use. However it was a problem since my moms surgery was coming up. That was around 3 months ago now. It still hasn't been fixed, but not only that Water Fighters won't give us a quote on what the cost will be until they figure out how much USAA gives us. I find it unprofessional and very scary. We don't know if we're getting screwed and they seem to want to talk ALL the money, which is not what the money is all for. It's for getting back things we lost in the water damage also. The MITIGATION IS $11,000! This whole company is complete bullshit and I CANNOT recommend not going to this company ENOUGH! STAY FAR AWAY I'm asking if anyone has had this problem before with this company.

This is a long overdue review for ATH! They handled two major home projects for us in 2025 in a…read moremidcentury modern condo. This review is for the first one, a bedroom ceiling/roof leak that needed mold mitigation, asbestos testing and renovation. March 2025: Leak originally started as a moisture spot on the ceiling in October 2024 but my HOA ignored it. By March 2025, the ceiling had become so compromised that water streamed in like a waterfall during a massive storm. My original contact was Noah - he gave me an estimate (along with two other companies). I really appreciated how Noah was communicative, informative and thorough. And! he didn't badger me w/ phone calls & emails, like the other two companies did. He understood that I said I would take care of the situation when I could b/c I was in the middle of Massage Therapy school. I understood the "risks" of having mold & just shut the bedroom off. Fast forward to August 2025 & now we're ready to take care of the situation. Noah followed protocol of getting an asbestos test first. Luckily, it was negative. Then Spencer, their Mitigation Specialist? built a special containment room, inside the guest bedroom that sealed off the contaminated area. Heavy duty fans stayed on for about 72 hours? so the area could be thoroughly dried after being treated w/ some kind of mold treatment. Noah was available via text when I had questions - that was surprising & super helpful! Once Mitigation was completed, Noah connected me w/ Jacob at their Restoration Department. He sent over a stellar crew led by David & they proceeded to rebuild about a quarter of the bedroom - meant to mention that they had to rip out dry wall, scaffolding, etc. This crew rebuilt and then refinished the area, including re-installing wainscotting and painting the ceiling + walls. The results? This bedroom looks gorgeous! We were thrilled with how thorough/smooth ATH was w/ this process & how the renovation turned out. Highly recommend this company for their professionalism, flexibility and high standards. Thanks to the ATH Team!

ZACH was not only patient, but concerned and went out his way to answer and clarify my questions…read more I was impressed with his work ethic, he wanted to get the job Done without hesitation!! Thank YoU for having a Excellent Employee!! ~Judy Tenant Chandler

We reached out to Go To Services as our 3rd call to get our bathroom remodeled (just a tiny, 6'x9'…read morebathroom), but they ended up being the lowest bidder, and seemingly the most honest. Our bathroom had some mold, but we suspected it was simply surface mold and not black mold; our first two contractors that came out just made the on-the-spot determination: that's black mold, we'll need to tear everything down to the studs, replace everything, etc. Go To was the first to say, "Let's take a look at this." Thankfully, everything tested out just fine. There were a couple hiccups along the way: there was a misunderstanding about the tile pricing, and there was a considerable issue with the people who came in to do the tile work causing damage to my front yard by walking through it, using it to set up equipment, etc., but in the end, that was remedied after I talked to the foreman. The final result was a very beautiful bathroom with extremely well-done tile, paint, and plumbing work. They were very good with communication throughout the process and took care of EVERY issue as soon as it was pointed out. I would definitely use them again.

I legitimately tried to give this company time to rectify things with me and give it time to…read moreidentify last issues. There are many. Lack of respect for the home with issues like damage done to preexisting items and significant paint over spray. Constant miscommunications with who was showing up when. Went through three project managers and still needed to have an outside contractor come in and check all the work daily. Things broken and then hidden. They do the bare minimum and then see how much you are willing to complain. Cracked materials used, damage to stainless steel appliances by resting other metal items on them. Weeks and weeks of waiting to go things ordered. They wasted my own left over materials I gave them to use. Easily the worst situation I have had with a company . The mold mitigation team and Alex in the front office were awesome and lured me into a false sense that they could do the rebuild. They did win in that I finally just had to tell them to get out and have the rest done and a cleaning crew come in. I will be sharing this to all platforms, review sites and the better business bureau. The only advantage I had was they were part of my home insurance so I had to sign off on there work. I did extremely reluctantly. I have extensive documentation of everything. They will not be working with my home insurance company again and I warn anyone else from using them. I went through three project managers and numerous workmen and they were worse then the last.

Our house had a major flood in the middle of the night, standing water was everywhere. Stephanie…read morecame out the next day and accessed the situation. She had her team come out later that day and moved all our furniture out of the standing water, got rid of the water and took all the laminate and vinyl plank flooring out of the rooms, put high power dryers and de humidifiers everywhere for a week to dry everything out. They cut a foot of drywall where the water where it had been damaged. The removed water damaged cabinets, they removed asbestos and black mold and de-contaminated everything. This company was very prompt and professional. They sealed areas so as not to contaminate them. This company is top rated in our book. We highly recommend Stephanie and her team for any re-mediation you may require.

I discovered an AC leak very late in the day. After having the service tech fix the problem, I…read morecalled Accu Clean. Stalin came out that very evening within 1/2 hour of my call and arranged for a crew the next morning. Rich and crew were at my house by 8 the following morning. They removed the wet areas, prepped and sanitized the site and put in their drying equipment. They were very timely, professional, and did an excellent job of providing me with clean cut lines to replace the drywall when done. I highly recommend and will use them again if the need arises.