I hired Teagle to install an elevator in my townhouse. They installed the elevator but told me…read morethat I did not need a permit. It turns out that I did need a permit. However, they could not get one because they only have an electrical license and you need a GC license to pull the permit. I am currently being fined daily for lack of a permit. It has been over three years and I have not found anyone willing to go through the process of obtaining the permit (for someone else's work). This is simply irresponsible on Teagle's part

Teagle Elevator was knowledgeable, courteous, reasonable and was able to get to my home promptly. I…read morehighly recommend Teagle and Mike.

Superb quality, service and price are extremely rare these days. Palm Beach Elevator provides them…read moreall and so much more. Always professional and always on time. Promises made are promises kept. Quality of work and competitive pricing are second to none. Call them - because peace of mind is priceless.

From the owner: Palm Beach Elevator offers elevator cab interior remodeling, design, and repair. We repair,…read morereplace, and fix elevator wall panels, ceilings, car fronts, entrances, doors, flooring, handrails, and more. Quotes are free and take less than one day.

Use any other elevator company for service. i have had to pull teeth and call this office over a…read moredozen times to get them to order a part and come back to repair my elevator. three months i waited and they took a deposit for the second repair. absolutely no service. i don't understand how they can stay in business.

Vic Erickson was terrific on time texted he was on his way. Got our elevator working good thing I…read morecan't walk up stairs! Nice guy too

Kenny just replied to my review (almost 2.5 years later) and the reply is an absolute lie. The work…read morewas never finished. He is correct, my office, by accident, sent him the final draw before the work was completed and then realized the error and did a STOP Payment on the check (our office uses positive pay) and it did NOT bounce as he claims. I left numerous VMs and txt and never a reply. The problem, I believe, is they had a west FL office in Venice and then shut it down and basically stopped servicing this side of the state due to cost of travel time from the east side of the state. I simply wish he would have just replied to my numerous calls to him. In the end my elevator is not functioning properly and in order to get it working properly other elevator companies are quoting crazy amounts due to the horrible (their words not mine) installation originally. Again, do NOT trust this person or company very unethical. BTW I am a developer and contractor in WI and we average $50+ million a year in work and this was for my personal house in Sarasota and very frustrating experience.

we had an elevator installed by our general contractor Dunworth Construction co. using Rise Above…read moreElevator, who did a substandard job, and elevator broke down within 6 months. after numerous calls no reply for service and I visited their "shop" which has been abandoned for long time. Save yourself money & headache & aggravation and DO NOT USE Rise Above

I had both my hot water heater and HVAC system maintenance done today. Very nice and knowledgeable…read moretechnicians were thorough and on time too! I signed for the annual maintenance program for my HVAC.

I would say 3.5 overall - At Lindstrom all service technicians are not "created equal." Some are…read moreexcellent and some just not good. AI voice at the call center is a frustrating experience - always ask to speak to a customer service representative ... their AI program is not nuanced enough to meet customer needs. I've had an annual service contract with Lindstrom for a couple of years just for regular HVAC system maintenance and I have noticed that some technicians are excellent and interested in really doing a good job of going over the system and making sure all parts are clean and functioning well and they usually make recommendations to sell other equip or services if they see issues or potential problems. Then there are other technicians who are mostly interested in making equipment sales and don't go a thorough job of servicing the system ( for example; leaving the condensate line dirty rather than flushing it well). I've had mostly good luck but I must say that the occasional lazy technician makes it frustrating. For the company to bolster their value to customers I would suggest that the training and vetting process be revamped to make sure the employees always use their checklist of items to cover in service appointments in order to ensure 100% consistent and reliable service and all employees follow the same recommendations protocols and not engage in any high pressure sales tactics.