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Good response time. AL Lazalde provided me with options for a solution my issue. Knowledgeable and helpful. Thank you AL.

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I hired this company for mold remediation and was very disappointed. The crew on-site was polite…read moreand super nice, but the process did more damage than the work itself. I was never told my built-ins would be completely removed, I only discovered it after the fact. Had I known, I could have arranged for proper removal, but instead they were torn out in a way that left them unsalvageable, costing me thousands to replace. Afterward, the company pointed to the notes fine print rather than acknowledging the lack of communication. If you use them, insist on a clearly explained scope of work. If you rely on professionals to help you navigate confusing home repairs, like myself, these aren't your guys. Update to response: First, I want to be clear that I don't believe Adam or the company ever acted with any intent to mislead me or cause harm. I think this situation came down to a lack of communication that unfortunately left me in a difficult position. About 90% of what Adam said in his response is true, but none of it directly addresses my actual concern. The real issue is whether the company made sure I fully understood the scope of work. Perhaps Adam thought... what idiot would not see it was obvious that the entire built-ins would need to be removed? Hi... it's me, I'm the idiot and truly I had no idea. I thought only a portion of my ceiling would be affected. Given the huge difference between what I understood and what actually happened, I believe the company should have explained this much more clearly. Like many homeowners, I rely on professionals to explain the scope of work in plain terms. I think that's a reasonable expectation. Adam is correct with my quote below but he left out the part where I explained that my issue was solely that I didn't know the built-ins were being removed. This was never clearly communicated to me, nor was I given the opportunity to remove them properly myself. Because of that, I feel my ability to make informed decisions was taken away. I only reached out to Adam directly later, after another contractor told me the closet could have been saved and that the removal was "unnecessarily destructive." Whether that's true or not, I'll never know. because I wasn't given the chance to find out. To clarify, the note about the built-ins wasn't hidden in "fine print," but it was only mentioned once in the "Other Notes" section. It was never discussed verbally, by email, or over the phone, and it wasn't included in the detailed action items. I don't think a single mention buried in a notes section qualifies as meaningful disclosure, especially when no one pointed it out or explained its implications. Perhaps Adam does. Lastly, the other points raised, like the quality of the closet materials, water damage, or insurance support, are not relevant to my concern. My issue has always only been about the lack of clear communication regarding the scope of work. Thank you.

What started as a positive experience ended very poorly…read more Adam was initially responsive and able to start the project quickly. However, early on there were miscommunications within the team that led to additional work and scope we did not agree to, along with issues discovered during the job (like leaking fixtures). After mitigation, when we moved into the insurance phase, communication dropped significantly. I understand they were busy, but responsiveness became a major issue during a critical time when we needed guidance navigating insurance. Things took a sharp turn when Whitney (co-owner) got involved. She was extremely difficult to reach--despite 15-20 calls, we never received a callback. Communication was limited to email and often delayed. The tone also shifted to heavy legal language, including lien threats, which felt unnecessary and stressful given the situation. We were previously told we wouldn't be liable beyond insurance coverage, but that was not honored. In the end, we paid more out of pocket just to avoid prolonged back-and-forth. Key takeaways: - Do not sign anything without thoroughly reviewing the contract--verbal or email assurances mean nothing unless clearly written in the agreement -Poor and declining customer service--especially during the most important phase - Use of pressure tactics and legal language that adds stress during an already difficult time A disappointing experience overall and a costly lesson learned.

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