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Silverton, OR

PurePoint Cleaning and Restoration

5.0 (1 review)
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These guys were great to work with. I had 3 different companies come out to give bids. First…read morecompany said I needed a new vapor barrier, a trench dug, sump pump installed along with some other suggestions. They even had a charge of $400 just to lay the plastic down from crawlspace to front door. (that's not just included?) 10k bid. Then the next guys came out and stated basically the same thing, but as the guy came out of the crawlspace, he exclaimed, "Wow, is it ever MUGGY down there...!" His bid was for the same french drain w/ pump but also wanted to do a baking soda sand blast treatment of sorts. He didn't show me any pics of the mold that he said he found. I've been in my crawlspace about a dozen times, and never saw any indication of mold or past standing water signs. He bid 14k! Then, I had Colton from Your Crawl Space Guys come out and take a look. He basically said that he didn't see any water lines on the foundation or any real other signs of standing water issues and that a french drain and pump wouldn't be necessary at all. Just needed to patch up some rodent entry points, replace the vapor barrier, and remove some rodent droppings and debris. 2k. He said they would throw a drain and pump estimate on there just so I had the numbers if I wanted to go that route. In the end, I had them add on some rodent disinfectant service and I wanted them to remove an old abandoned oven vent and patch the hole. I spoke with Rich at their office and we went through all of the work to be done in great detail, so that there were no false expectations or extra fees, etc. He was extremely helpful, fair priced and honest. I think removing a large section of vent duct work from an old oven and then patching the hole with concrete is easily worth $100 bucks. Very reasonable. Patrick came out with another guy on the day of the work and was very communicative and knowledgeable. He was able to confirm that the existing pipe in the crawlspace was in fact going to the low point drain and the drain was functional with a one-way valve that was working fine. He removed the abandoned oven vent duct work and patched the hole with a nice concrete and mesh patch. All of the rodent droppings and contaminated insulation was removed and a new vapor barrier installed. During the work, he pointed out that there were large gaps where rodents could come through by the furnace in the garage and the crawl space. They went and picked up some anti-rodent foam and sealed all of those gaps with no additional charge. My crawlspace is a 100% beautiful now. I would definitely recommend these guys to any family, friends or strangers. They are reasonably prices, fair, and best of all, HONEST. Don't bother looking anywhere else. These are the guys to go with. -Ryan M.

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