At Point West Condos in Lombard we've had Complete Elevator as our preferred vendor for over 10…read moreyears. They are a very reliable and professional company (both office and field techs). they will continue to be our preferred vendor for the near future. Regards, Point West 3 Condo President

With Complete Elevator, it's the personal touch that resonates with me. After going through so…read moremany subpar elevator companies, I assumed that there was legitimately no good company to service our elevators... fast forward 10 years and we are still so grateful we found CES. The humanistic approach from ALL the CES employees makes you feel that you are family, as corny as that may sound its true. Keep up the great work y'all!

This is the PERFECT space for musicians to practice! Easy to enter, well-insulated, safe!read more

Been renting here for 3 months now and it's gone well. The main guy, Sam, is pretty cool and down…read moreto earth. Very lax-type environment to create music. Good prices!

I booked a 2 hour session in the A room and 1 hour session in the B room both were phenomenal…read moreexperiences for the price and value. Engineers and staff were professional and friendly. Amenities had our party entertained yet focused. Overall a great all around studio.

A great experience with a trustworthy company. We reached out to schedule someone to learn more…read moreabout our basement project. We were contacted right away by someone who was eager and flexible. Eric, the owner, personally did the walk-through and estimate. He was extremely knowledgeable, honest and personable. He genuinely was open and enthusiastic about the potential of our basement. After having other estimates completed by local professional construction companies, we decided to work with Essex Electrical & Company because of their transparent and competitive pricing and because of the thorough and direct information we got during our consult. Throughout the project we were kept up to date on cost and the anticipated length of the project. We were beyond impressed with the craftmanship and service we received.

We've never hired an electrician before, but we needed a professional to come fix some wiring in…read moreour "new" 15 year old home. Electrical issues are definitely not something we want to tackle ourselves. We were extremely pleased with the service we received from Essex. The electrician arrived on time, was very professional and courteous, and figured out the problem and solution quickly. The bill was also very reasonable and worth it. Best of all, we have peace of mind that the job was done right. Will definitely use them again.

I am selling my house and my seller requested I install Radon mitigation system prior to closing. I…read morefirst called another company and it took two weeks just for them to come out for a quote. Then took another 2 weeks to give the quote. With time running out, Jose and his team responded immediately and installed the system within a week. The team of very efficient, explained everything and a pleasure to deal with. Highly recommend!! Placement was perfect.

This company came to my house to install a radon mitigation system. A few days later my basement…read morewas flooded with 6 inches of water and they denied responsibility. This house was never flooded in the past 10 years and previous owner also claimed that it never flooded for them. I don't know what they did to my sump pump but they definitely touched/moved/did something to it. They stopped answering our calls. They don't even send anyone out to check on their work to see what happened. Insurance sent a plumber out to check and he found nothing wrong with the pipes nor any cracks in the basement and sump pump still works so they don't cover much. The total damage is $10710. Furnace broke, spent $850 to fix it. Washer broke that cannot be fixed, spent $900 for a replacement. Carpet and pad were soaked, spent $1500 for the replacement. Wood panels damaged cost $1000 to replace. Mold clean up and prevention- $6300. Water heater broke but my husband managed to fix it himself. Don't know what they did to my sump pump but when we lift it up to check, the pipe came right off at the base. New sump pump and pipe replacement- $160. On top of that, my husband and I spent two weekends to clear out the water, wet vacuum the carpet, pull carpet and pad out, clean the floors and walls. We were just couple weeks to close on the house and missed it because of all these repairs. Not even an apologize or any offer from them to make it up to us. If they were not totally responsible for it, they should be partially responsible. We might take this further than writing reviews if needed.

Colley has been nothing but excellent for my building. We have asked them to take over a decrepit…read moresituation and they have made it brand new. There have been hiccups along the way but Adam and Sam and Jim have been nothing short of amazing to myself and staff. While there have been a lot of calls for service (not because of their workmanship) they have always been responsive and kind and upbeat when they arrive and fix our issues. Thank you so much Colley!

Colley Elevator has been our building's elevator specialists for years, handling maintenance,…read morereworking and buffering the pumping system, and responding promptly and effectively to emergency calls. The removal and replacement of the piston was wisely planned in advance and the part pre-ordered for custom manufacture. Colley's technicians neatly mustered their tools and materials, protected the carpeting, safely blocked the work area, and gave a progress report. The elevator inspection was also wisely planned. Fortunately, there were no problems with the pit or the piston hole, and this could only be verified once the crew was down there and extracting the old piston in sections. The happy result was the elevator was back in service well before the best-case estimated completion date! Thank you, Colley Elevator!!!

Back in the day when I lived in Logan Square I was in a band and we practiced at a space in…read moreHumboldt Park. The space was pretty convenient and you always knew when the Chicago Puerto Rico parade is taking place. I actually had someone tag my backpack while I was waiting for the bus...while the backpack was still on my back. And I really didn't think I was that buzzed at the time but I completely didn't notice the handiwork. I have moved from Logan Square to Lincoln Square and have started practicing once again with the drummer from my previous band. The most convenient space is the Music Lab. I had seen their ads forever in the Chicago Reader and had passed by the space thousands of times but never really noticed the place. It really doesn't stand out, mainly because the first floor houses a doggie daycare. Evidently that ain't too rock and roll. The spaces are fairly small but that seemed to work out just fine. The sound bounced off the walls and worked out pretty well. The spaces also smelled of dog urine but overall it isn't a bad practice space. The location, the price and the acoustics all fall in the positive column, while the doggie daycare is a minor distraction. So in short the Music Lab is a hidden, urine scented gem.

This place is great for the sole purpose that it allows me to play music (especially drums!!) at…read morewhatever volume without anyone leaving me nasty anonymous notes on my door. So that's a plus. Additionally, the neighborhood is great. Super, super close to the brown line, plenty of street parking in the evenings and on weekends. And it's within walking distance to great bars and restaurants on Lincoln Ave. The guy who runs it is also a very nice guy. However, for what it is, the price is a bit much. The rooms are small and not nearly soundproofed enough. If the guys next door are playing, their bass causes me to have to play louder than I'd like. Additionally, since it's above a doggy day care place, every now and then the hallway reeks of dog urine. Oh, and you can't flush toilet paper down the toilet, not that you'd want to risk sitting on it anyway. Also unfortunate is the complete lack of temperature control--my space easily breaks 100 degrees in the summer months. It's not pleasant to have three sweaty dudes with a bunch of equipment in a 100+ degree glorified closet. Unfortunately this place seems to have a monopoly on music practice space in my neighborhood. It could definitely use some work, but for what it is it definitely gets the job done. My irritable neighbors and I greatly appreciate the service!

I Was just there and got my car broken into, as well as my friend that same night, I had to find…read moreout after the fact that apparently that's been an ongoing thing. A warning would have went a long way to prevent something like that from happening, especially if it's an actual thing!! Do not go there unless you're parked in the parking lot!

This is a cool spot downtown if you have band rehearsal and don't want to deal with lugging the…read moredrums around. They have a ton of amps and stands and a kit in every room. They are sound proof and mic'd with a board and speakers. You can't really hear other rooms when you're in your room. It's a little louder in the hall but not bad at all. The staff is badass and they try to help you as much as they can. If you need a different amp or have any issues, they will try to fix it. It's not super expensive if you can split the cost amongst members.