They were so on top of things to start the process of getting the water out of my basement after a…read morewater line broke. I wish the other contractors I had were just as caring and efficient. Thanks so much Purofirst - I appreciate your services then and in the near future more than you know! Sincerely, Dona Palmer

Storm damage and my insurance company referred me to this group. The only positive (reason for 2…read morestars) was that because of water damage - they literally gutted my downstairs- pulling up half the wood floor as well right away. Then- basically - left- for MONTHS. After this- sloppy and incomplete work. Drywall seams - terrible. Paint job sloppy. Did not replace electrical outlet covers- rehang windows blinds (in the bill) and the worst part- wood flooring person NEVER SHOWED UP. I had to hire my own wood floor person to complete the job. Obviously no oversight- and never checked the job at "completion". Even after telling them these issues- no show. I'm now fixing their sloppy work with another contractor.

Dami Adewuyl was our salesperson, experience was outstanding! He sold and set up two phones that…read morewere upgrades, handled everything with expertise. I highly recommend this authorized retailer versus a Verizon corporate store. You will leave with your new device set up and ready to use with all of your information transferred from your previous device.

The service was professional and friendly but the Verizon processes and technology required to…read moreacquire a phone need serious work. Verizon computers repeatedly froze up during the sign up process and our helpful but justifiably drained Verizon staff member, had to check with his unseen manager for 10 minutes, three separate times. We simply wanted to buy a phone, and pay for the whole thing, for our nephew to replace his phone that broke on the Appalachian Trail. After an hour, we believe it was perhaps done except Verizon won't actually sell you a freaking phone. They require you to make payments. Plus, they don't have any phones in inventory. Plus, they are apparently required to try to sell you crap you don't want. They were even required to offer services to my wife and I which we declined, repeatedly. We all had to listen to multiple offers unrelated to the simple desired transaction we actually wanted to perform. Meanwhile, we couldn't read and accept incredibly lengthy terms and condition sheets due to the computers locking up, over and over again. What a struggle! All this hassle, for more than an hour, just to buy a phone, which they didn't have. Life is good with telecommunications. Verizon leadership... please go to a Verizon store and try to buy a phone with Verizon service. I dare you.