John cleaned my residential septic. He was 15 minutes early and send a text stating he would be a…read morelittle early. The value of his service is excellent. As important value is, how he makes the customer feel is just as important. He is professional, considerate, honest, informative with a kind disposition. Interacting with John, you know that he cares about his work and his customers. When choosing John, I did not compare prices with any of his competitors, so I do not know where he lands on the price spectrum. I just know it doesn't matter. I will not consider anyone else.

I hired John Cossentino to clean out my septic system. He was very responsive and arrived on time,…read moredespite my location being on the boundary of his service area. John went above and beyond by cleaning dirt and grass away from around my septic lids, he inspected my system, and took the time to educate me on the operation of my system and how to keep it healthy. He does honest work, and his rates are primarily dictated by the disposal fees that the State charges him for dumping our waste. I will definitely use John's services again and have recommended him to family and friends.

When we had a problem, R&E came the same day. They solved the short term problem and came back the…read morenext working day to address the long term problem. From the office to the workmen, all first class. For septic issues, you can't find better service.

I highly recommend this company for your septic needs! They helped me during a time when I was…read moreselling my house and had a short timeframe to repair my septic tank. They did a fantastic job!

Everything went well. This contractor is one of the most outstanding I've worked with in my entire…read morecareer. On time, honest, smart, problem solver... absolutely 5-Star. Pricing has always been more than fair. I would recommend them without hesitation. Cobey

It's rare to find such great service these days. On a Saturday morning, my guest toilet clogged and…read morebacked up into the basement sink, flooding the floor. Stephanie responded right away--she was pleasant, transparent, and understanding. Within an hour, she had Ethan at my door. He was respectful, explained everything clearly without talking down to me, and was both knowledgeable and helpful. For a weekend emergency, the price was very reasonable. Thanks to Stephanie and Ethan, Burn's Septic has earned my business. Look no further--this is the team to call.

They are taking the piss! Literally along with other sewage…read more We used them for a septic inspection when we buying our house, and we've used them for pumping since. We don't have to be there when they come, and they respect our property.

Well, how hard is it to pump waste? As for the service techs doing their jobs, they pumped and…read moreleft. Not much you can say whether it was great or not. However, I was told that the riser lid would be at ground level. It is not. It takes away from my curb appeal. I should have just had the inspection tube extended. That's on me. But what really "pisses" me off is the administration/operational staff. They do not answer their contact us emails. They do not text you when they are coming like they said they would. They just show up when you are in the middle of something. Zero communication with this company unless it is time to get your CC number and payment. They travel at warp speed to payment. As soon as the sh*t was gone, my CC was charged. I will not be using this company again. I experienced nothing great about them.

needed septic system checked and pumped. quick, friendly, competent service. will use them again!!!…read morekenny is awesome!

We put off having our septic pumped and ended up with washer water in our basement. Had to get the…read morelocation of our septic tank from the health department. Ken and Dustin from Countywide were very helpful and efficient. We will get our tank pumped every 5 years as recommended and we'll have Countywide do it.

Always does the job right. Shows up when scheduled. Have used them multiple times and they always…read moredeliver.

Fantastic! Excellent workmanship, superior problem solving and incredibly nice people to work with…read moreon our bathroom remodel. We live in an historic home in downtown Frederick and have several neighbors who have used this company. If I could select 10 stars I would be as happy as I was with Peekskill Electric's work! I am amazed there are only a couple Yelp reviews for this business. I even asked about why there were not more Yelp reviews at our first interview & Kenny the owner said he gets most work from Another's List though he's booked many jobs over the last few years from Yelp referrals so it must be a good start for people searching for help. I wanted to add another post to Yelp because this is where I found the business. So, here goes. I interviewed 5 companies for our job. This is why Peekskill got the work: 1. They arrive on time, every time. This is a HUGELY UNIQUE experience for us! 2. They call you back. Not just same day but for me it was the same hour! 3. They are as interested in each new project as the homeowner. 4. Kenny has many years of experience as an independent electrician and he does the work himself with really nice young people apprenticing. I like knowing the person I talk to is the person I'll work with on the project. 5. For me, his experience and recognition of what it takes to work on an old building clinched the deal. Now the work is done, I can't say enough positive things about the experience, but here are a few impressions: 6. Prices were competitive with other contractors. Response time BY FAR exceeded others. I had a contract the day after our evening interview (but I am still waiting to here from one of the other 5 companies!!) 7. Kenny is a genuine, nice, professional person. He has really good communication skills and is easy to work with. That's a plus for weekend warriors and DIY projects. He is a happy person who genuinely likes working with people and helping them see their project come to life. 8. I got the impression the city inspectors really like his work. You won't be stuck trying to coordinate repeat work or re-inspection visits. We have a new favorite electrician: Peekskill Electric!!

They charge in advance for maintenance services, fail to do the service, and then refuse to provide…read morean appropriate refund. Now it makes sense why they are no longer in business.

I needed an EV Charger installed and found Bad Monkey Electric on the vendor's authorized installer…read morelist. I couldn't be more happy with the service and resulting installation. They came out once to assess the work, provided a fair quote, and came back to do the installation. The two electricians who showed up were professional and courteous. The work they did was top-notch. They asked questions at each step to ensure I got the things exactly I wanted. I will be recommending them to others and wouldn't hesitate to have them out for any additional work I need.

Absolutely terrible. We have done a lot of real estate transactions, and this was by far the most…read moreridiculous home inspection we encountered. Some of you may feel that a strict inspector is important as a buyer's advocate (in a sense), and that is reasonable... but this inspector was incompetent, and caused real problems with the transaction. You do not want that in an inspector, you want someone who will FAIRLY and CORRECTLY identify real problems. So, first of all, he noted roofing problems, so we had a professional roofer come inspect (and give estimate). His quote was, "I have never seen a case like this; it's like he made up a problem. There are no repairs needed on your roof at all." We had to get the roofer to provide a signed statement disputing inspector's claim, and had to pay for that roofer's time. Second, he did an absolutely bizarre test of the home's fifth bathroom in the basement. He turned on the sink faucet at the same time as the shower and noted that when both were running, it was as if the sink faucet controlled the shower. Well, this was a ridiculous test, because there was no conceivable way that anyone would need or want to use the bathroom in that way. Again, this is the small, fifth bathroom in the house, not the master bath. Without running the sink simultaneously there was no issue with the shower (even if a sink upstairs was running). Not a real problem, just a way to shave a few bucks off the selling price for the buyers. Third, he claimed that the garage door safety mechanism was not working, since he could place a thin piece of cardboard (literally a few sheets of paper in height) under the door and it wasn't detected. How did I know that was his test? He left the cardboard as litter on the ground there. Well, he didn't recognize that the safety mechanism for the door would not recognize that, since it was an eye across the path of the door. This is the better safety mechanism anyway, since it accounts for kids running under a door. In other words, he cited us, but he himself did not recognize how the door worked. All in all, I found him to be highly unethical, to the point that I was considering reporting him to the attorney general''s office. I have been through lots of home inspections with competent and fair professionals. This guy was completely incompetent. EDITED (because I remembered more): The inspector claimed that gas lines to the fireplace were not consistent with code. Not true, they were replaced and inspected by the county. The inspector recommended that a self-closing door be added between the kitchen and garage. We have seen many, many homes... none ever had such doors, and no inspector would have recommended that, except one looking to help his buyer clients get over on a seller. EDITED (in response to business owner's reply to my google review): Business owner snidely "apologized for my disappointment in his commitment to industry standards." Nice try. I have information about those standards. On the bathroom issue, section 6.2 of the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) Standards of Practice states that "inspectors are not required to measure water supply flow and pressure." It's fine if you do it, but your test and video evidence of it was non-sensical and misleading; you never showed that under normal conditions it behaves as expected. On the garage issue, the US Consumer Product Safety Commision issued rules in 1992 about garage door safety. They require that ONE of the following devices be enabled for safety: photoelectric eye (what we have), OR door edge sensor (what the inspector attempted to test), OR a constant contact door button. Again, those regulations only require ONE safety feature which we have. Of note, the inspector's test using cardboard wouldn't work for the door sensor test. The standard is to put down something substantial like a 2X4. So, he not only did the wrong test, he did the wrong test the wrong way. These regulations are published on the Commission's website: https://www.cpsc.gov/content/safety-commission-publishes-final-rules-for-automatic-garage-door-openers .

We used Bob for a Ryan Home's new constructions and couldn't have been happier. Bob is very…read morethorough and took his time explaining everything he was going to do and did. He is more than happy to dumb down industrial jargon. He was very courteous and professional at all times. We used his services for our pre-drywall and final walk-through. For the final walk-through he even went up in the attic to inspect the insulation. Not only did Bob provide the findings within 48 hours, but he was happy to explain the report and provide his professional opinions to the post-report response from the builder. We highly recommend him.