The plumber was punctual and professional, but I wish their pricing had been more transparent. They…read morecharge for travel time to and from their office at the full labor rate of $150 per hour, which wasn't mentioned beforehand. Even though they were only at my house for 35 minutes, I was billed for 1.5 hours, including an hour of travel time--despite their office being just 15 minutes away. In the end, I paid $225 just for an evaluation, only to be told they couldn't help. If you're considering their services, I'd recommend clarifying the billing details upfront.

Came highly recommended and they did not disappoint!…read more Fast to come out, courteous, and ready to get us back up and running. Very thankful to have a local company that has longstanding ties to the community. Great value and I recommend anyone with plumbing needs give them a call you will not be disappointed

We have worked with Emily as both a buyer and seller, and have been very pleased. She is very…read moreknowledgeable and professional, and works extremely hard! She goes above and beyond, and is more than just a realtor, but a good neighbor. We love White Bluff.

I would think twice, long and hard both times, before doing business with these people. They will…read moreappear professional at first, but as time goes on, their lack of organization becomes apparent. You will be bombarded with hidden fees that they will not be upfront about; instead, their business model is to focus on their strengths, get you to invest, and then run the other way once it comes to fulfilling those investments. Sadly, this business is not run with true integrity, and is only a money making scheme. If you are smart, you will steer clear.

HKK was generally on time and on budget when considering the change orders I requested along the…read moreway. They were honest and forthright. I was very pleased with the outcome.

Kristi doesn't give a damn about any of her tenants. She is rude, condescending, and has NO empathy…read moreand I have many emails from Kristi as proof. I'm in a rental that DOES NOT have a registered address! Why is that important? I cannot call 911 not can I call the fire department without an address!! Kristi started in an email that MANY of their tenants are like this...... WHAT?????? Yeah, that's customer service for ya!!!! Kristi doesn't care if you are safe! Kristi doesn't care if you can't call 911!! I also put in a work request to seal a window blowing in FREEZING AIR but that isn't important and still not fixed (request CANCELLED by mgmt company) I didn't it ever will

Very Thankful for Kristin Landon and her team. We rarely had any issues, but this summer the AC…read morewent out and they worked with us over a Saturday & Sunday to ensure we were up and running as quick as possible. - property was great for my family of 4 and provided us with a nice quiet neighborhood to live in while we rented here and built our new home. -Many thanks to Principle Management and Kristin for providing us a nice safe home.

Outstanding members of the community for many years. John Read donates his time and talents to…read morevolunteer at many community events.

Don't rent property from David Reed, the Reed-Billingsly realtor in Keene. He's unfair to good…read morerenters who work hard to clean up to move into his property and try to accumulate false charges against your when you move out so he doesn't have to give your deposit back. Had it not been for detailed photos taken of the mess when I helped them move in, these people would have lost even more. He didn't want to pay for all the supplies to clean the apartment when moving in. Grease was on/in stone/ oven and even on the ceilings!!! He actually charged them for oven cleaning the clean oven when they moved out. Grrrr! He considered that the vacuum cleaned carpet ONLY a clean apartment moving in but when they moved out AND THOROUGHLY CLEANED it, he tried to hold $270. I'm not one to try to hurt people but I'm trying to protect others from his business practices.

OVERALL a decent experience with Couto Homes...with a major caveat. The landscapers they hired…read morewere horrible, and the company didn't seem to care. Before closing on the property we virtually begged them for repairs, and didn't get much improvement. Because we didn't have unlimited time or money to stay in rental housing we were forced to accept the property as it was. You know how when installing sod it's expected that rocks on the ground surface would be removed, and holes and depressions filled in? Then you know more than the landscapers, who left a wildly uneven surface; we're paying for that every day when the rains leave huge puddles and we encounter holes in the yard. When after serious complaining the landscapers were forced to return to do some minor repairs, they scalped the installed turf, did some minor adjustments with the grade of the yard, and then replaced the excavated turf with the SAME turf they had left for weeks piled on the side of the yard--and that turf was now mostly dead. If YOU encountered a depression from a trench in a yard, YOU and I would fill in the dirt in the trough. THAT would be the correct thing, so of course they landscapers didn't do that. That's almost as much fun as playing "find the sprinkler" with sprinkler rotors left buried in the sod. The crowning pieces of bad luck were the two leaky sprinklers. TWICE the landscapers came out and purported to have fixed the problems at the sprinkers themselves, only for us to find the issue was actually an entirely separate valve that needed to be replaced--by a separate contractor at a cost of several hundred dollars for us. Some 'landscape warranty.' It's apparently too much to ask to have a crew of at least ten people who came to install the landscaping to get ONE guy with a metal rake to remove the rocks and boulders before the sod gets laid. Finally: When demonstrating the holes in the yard to a landscape supervisor, he essentially suggested all the holes were put there intentionally by us stepping hard on muddy soil. We are yet to figure out what the point would be of creating a hole only to get it filled in.

I would not use this group. They are very self serving. Urged me to list low and take the first…read moreoffer below market. Just wanted to make a quick commission and move on. Cost me thousands

Ann helped us sell our home in Granbury and purchase a home in Arlington and the miracles she…read morepulled off were incredible! She is very talented, able to negotiate and think very level headed when working for you. She had 3 cash buyers on our house in Granbury, within days, and negotiated an excellent buy for our new home in Arlington, despite many hurdles to overcome, including the property not appraising at the seller's listed price! Ann and her team are so very prompt and helped us every step of the way - and for two weeks of the buying/selling process, we were out of the country in Japan. It was really the best experience we've ever encountered. Two enthusiastic thumbs up for Ann and her team!!!!

Congratulations to you all! Absolutely the best blessed to have closed on two homes with THRG …read more.. what an amazingly easy process! Y'all do all the work down to every detail! Thank you all so much! Raina is a rockstar and Jason is is an incredibly gifted at leading the team so so well!

Best realtor anyone could ask for. They will go above and beyond to get what you need done and even…read moremake necessary sacrifices themselves to make sure things happen. Buying or selling always comes with alot of obstacles along the way and they guide you through each one hand in hand. Don't hesitate to give them a call. Great Christian folks.