Prompt and thorough. Chimney cleaning and inspection done quickly and well. Randy and Valentine…read morewere very nice and even friendly to my cats! Received a detailed estimate quickly and will likely be using them for the needed repairs soon.

Angel was awesome! Was polite, through, and efficient. He did exactly what was asked and showed me…read moresome other issues that he noticed and sent me proof so that I could give to the homeowner so he could investigate future or get additional estimates and proceed. He was extremely nice and took the time to explain everything he did and what needed to be done. I would highly recommend.

The chimney for the oil furnace in our historic home in Jefferson…read more needed to be relined with a stainless steel flue. This was a not an insignificant project as the chimney was almost 40' from the basement to the top. Technicians Brandon and Conor were expert at their trade and we were very pleased with the quality of their work. Would highly recommend Monocacy!

My chimney in an historic house needed a complete rebuild. While some of the historic…read morecharacteristics of the fireplace had to change, The Monocacy team when to great lengths to maintain the historical features of the fireplace and chimney. They rebuilt using historic brick and techniques and preserved the look. Very well done!

I was told by a customer service representative over the phone that the item would be held for me,…read moreonly to be turned away when I arrived at the store. The staff suddenly claimed that they weren't going to sell it to me after all, claiming that I hadn't purchased from them in over a year. I have purchased from them yearly for the last 18 years, with this past year being delayed with the loss of my Mother and needing to be out of town. This was a complete waste of my time and felt incredibly unprofessional. If this is how they handle basic communication, I wouldn't trust them with my business.

Who likes the hassle of getti g their chimney cleaned? I certainly don't!…read moreHowever Mace makes it easy. Friendly staff, a cleaning, servicing of our pellet stove & recapping of our chimney cost a grand total of $195. Oh we bought our stove from them too. Never a problem to be had & keeps our 2,500 sq ft home toasty all winter long for less than $900. Better than oil or natural gas, whole lot greener too.

Service was fantastic! Tyler was very efficient, courteous and knowledgeable…read more I would recommend Premier to my friends. Thank you.

way too expensive and lied about needidng to replace refrigerant would only attach a 300 lb unit…read moreto my basement wall. did not like that

Complete roof replacement was done, and it turned out great. They did a beautiful job with…read moreexcellent attention to detail. The entire process was very smooth and Ryan helped us navigate decisions from start to finish. Couldn't be happier!

Great work good price. Bill did a great job putting in vents and soffits as well as pointing out…read moresome other things that should be done to the house.

Thomas Wells III Inc did a great job seal coating our driveway. They were response and help answer…read moreany questions we had. I would highly recommend them.

Had my driveway extension paved. The work was exceptional and the price was too. Tom was here to…read moresupervise the entire job. I highly recommend Tom and his team.

We've had Cumberland Valley Tree Service remove several trees around our property in the last few…read moreyears. Most recently they removed one in a very delicate position close to the building and they did it with the utmost professionalism. Afterwards, they had cleaned everything up and I hardly knew they had been there. Thank you Cumberland Valley!

Could not ask for better job and workmen. Left job site far better than they found it. Went way…read morebeyond expectations. Highly highly recommend company.

very efficient, quick and very reasonable prices. have recommended this to two of my friends. If…read moreyou need your driveway sealed, this company is worth it.

It's been a month since I had Sam's asphalt, or Sam's Sealcoating, or whatever this group is…read morecalling themselves, resurface my 15,000 square foot parking lot with millings. I prefer to give glaring reviews. On the contrary, I thought about writing this review for a couple of weeks beyond the time I needed to digest just what I got for my $14000.00 bucks. I found "Sam's asphalt" on Facebook Marketplace. I was told if I did it "tomorrow", due to a job having cancelled, the price would be 14,000 bucks for grading and putting down "3" of millings on my parking lot. The quote was based entirely on google earth pictures and my description, as nobody came out to view and then quote the job. I feel I accurately described the state of the lot, as it was, truly in poor appearance and very grey and rough. I explained that I wanted a fresher look that would be durable and hard. Having read a fair amount regarding the use of millings, i was still unsure how it would adhere together. I was told after it was compacted and after about two weeks it would harden, but before then, I shouldn't drive a tractor over it. It was clear based on the description that as the sun beat down on it, the millings would soften and stick together. When the crew arrived on Friday, in fairly reasonable time, the representative and apparent partner, "Sam", remarked he didn't realize this was a paved parking lot. I was taken aback, as this was pretty clear from our conversation, but maybe not so much from Google Earth images. They graded as promised, because I had put several tons of road base over the lot to try to level it. The graded lot looked very good after about three hours of what seemed to be very efficient and well executed grading using a bobcat type of machine. I wasnt particularily happy that they placed the 15 or so existing concrete curbs on the side covered by all of the lime road base they grade of to level it. This could have been avoided by a detailed question and answer conversation ahead of time, so the crew would have been prepared to deal with this. They were unable to finish the job in one day, on Friday. I had been told they would, but it didn't work out that way. I found it unprofessional that Sam asked me for partial payment late in the afternoon on Friday, when he realized they weren't going to finish. The fact that he said he preferred cash, made me very uneasy, having not been prepped for this and also having been in business for 30 years myself. I willingly, went along with part of the partial payment, feeling a bit sympathetic to a small business, that was leaving expensive equipment on my lot over the weekend. It didn't hit me right and things were just not feeling terribly comfortable, by this point. I commented that the amount of millings were no where near 3", to whch Sam replied, they're compressed (with a roller). Aren't all parking lot depths the end result, compressed, I thought? The appearance was a great improvement, so I didn't press an issue that I felt less than comfident to argue. The crew showed up a bit late (understanable), on Monday to resume, as only just over half of the lot was covered. They finished perhaps 6 or 7 hours later, but I felt even more convined they were skimping on the amount of millings. That is my biggest complaint, in fact. I had previously been told by an old timer at PAW materials, that 3-4" of millings would be the right amount to overcoat a lot, due to the strength of adhesion of more than just a thinner amount, which would be more prone to breaking up, over time, even as it hardened. I'm not expert, for sure, but feel pretty certain when you're told youre getting 3" of coverage and only get an average depth of perhaps 1.5 and maybe just a little more in some areas, someone is skimping to conserve high margin, at the cost of an inferior job. I realize I would have paid 4 or 5 times more for hot asphalt. However, that doesn't mean that I got my full investment's worth on what I was offered. I now see that the inner portion of the lot, that was done on Monday, following the first and outer portion of the lot on the prior Friday, has hardened better. that is to say that the outer portion is in my opinion a more oxidized milling batch. In other words, the quality control is to mind lacking and that is a dissapointment. Sam told me that the millings PAW materials sells is "shit" and way to large. Now, I am questioning the voracity and truth of that critical comment, having put my own eyes on that material. I'm not stating that these guys are total scam, but feel that that I should have shopped a little more and not been so eager to accept a deal based on a job cancellation, supposedly. Sam had promised to give me a quote on sealcoating this job of theirs. The fact that he didn't come through with that also make me believe that they or he had prior knowledge that once they were paid, they were gone.