I had a great experience with Finch Home Solutions. Everyone I interacted with was friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, and genuinely helpful. The technicians were thorough and professional, taking the time to do the job right. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to friends and family.

Our AC went out at the beginning of the summer, so I called Finch for an estimate. They correctly…read moreidentified the issue - a high pressure switch, and estimated that it would cost almost $3,000 to replace. They also said that this was not a guaranteed fix so we should probably go ahead and replace the whole unit for $8000. We got a second opinion from another company. $500. 1/6 of what Finch estimated. They also said that the high pressure switch had prevented any further damage so it's a guaranteed fix. Do not trust Finch, they're scammers.

I needed a circuit breaker either replace or another breaker added to box…read more Kept on tripping. Tim replied and was able to come out during the weekend just to get me problem fixed. Reasonably priced. Will definitely use again. Highly recommend

Beware. Unfortunately this guy could not figure out a simple 3 way switch. He was not prepared,…read moreneedled batteries for his tester, and didn't even have a Phillips screw driver. He. could not complete the job, yet charged full price. We do not recommend.

Hi! July 2026 In the…read moreprocess of creating an access panel, the plumber caused extensive damage to the surrounding drywall. This wasn't simply a clean opening that could be patched after the plumbing repair was completed. The drywall around the access panel was broken and compromised to the point that it can no longer support a straightforward patch. I live in a condo and was informed that if there were surrounding imperfections, I was responsible for them but didn't realize the damage would be this extensive. Instead of a simple repair, I'll now have to cut out a much larger section of drywall and replace it because the remaining drywall around the opening has been destroyed. What should have been a minor patch has turned into a much more involved project. I'm generally willing to tackle small home repairs myself, but this is beyond what I'm comfortable learning from a YouTube video. I'll most likely have to hire a drywall professional to correct the damage, adding unexpected time and expense that could have been avoided with more careful workmanship or a different plumbing company. Additionally, silicone caulk was applied unevenly and in excessive amounts around much of the access panel. The heavy, inconsistent bead prevents the access panel from sitting flush with the wall, resulting in an unprofessional appearance and creating additional work to remove the excess caulk before the area can be repaired properly. On the other hand, as far as I can tell, the plumbing works. UPDATE 9/1/26 I had an minor inquiry regarding my bill and I was contacted by someone from billing. What followed was a one-sided, confrontational phone call. I barely said more than "hello" and "goodbye." Before I had an opportunity to explain my concerns, he immediately became defensive, criticized me for leaving a Google review, and told me that the problem was solely due to water damage. He also stated that his plumbers had to return a second time because they were waiting for me to have the drywall repaired. For clarity, the drywall repair person who later evaluated and repaired the damage told me that it was partially due to water and partially due to shoddy workmanship. I have no issue acknowledging the water damage. My concern is the workmanship and the fact that I was never informed about the extent of the damage caused during the plumbing work and the confrontational response from billing rep. The second visit was, in my view, to finish work that had not been properly completed during the first visit, yet I was charged for that additional visit. I paid the bill in full immediately. I had no interest in prolonging a one-sided argument, particularly when the representative had already decided that the company was not at fault and did not seem to be in the state of mind to receive my perspective. One positive note: the interactions that Megan, the receptionist, and I had together were consistently pleasant, professional, calm, and unemotional. I expect the representative may respond to this review with his own explanation or attempt to characterize my concerns differently. That is his prerogative. I am simply documenting what I personally saw, what I was told (and not told), what occurred during my interactions with the company, and my reaction to being addressed in a confrontational manner. I am not seeking a refund or compensation from the company. I simply want to document my experience as a customer so others can make an informed decision.

Where do I begin? Right from the start after addressing my plumbing, furnace, and cooling concerns…read moreRich P has addressed then all. Now this was a fourth purchase of a furnace and air conditioner unit but the first time we ever used Cities 1, totally professional. They started in the install the very next morning and were done by 3pm. We had bought furnaces from other companies but they never lasted ten years and you might pay a little more today with inflation but Cities 1, did a superb job. I love the warranty they've on their products as well, superb business, Cities 1.

HIgh prices, left work without putting wall covers on switches and outlets. I asked if he could…read moregive a slight discount since we have another floor of expensive electrical work to do including adding another electrical service ($$$$) and he acted like he's ready to end the professional relationship. RUDE! "It has been a pleasure meeting you and I wish you the best" This is after I referred him to someone else for $30,000 worth of work.

Had a simple question. Scott belittled me and I felt uncomfortable…read more Will NOT be using. Moved on to two other electricians who were responsive and calmly and fully answered my question. Guess who gets the job? Not Signature.

We are so happy to have this excellent electric service in Roseville. It was easy to make an…read moreappointment. Service was amazing and personable. We had a Ring installed, which was not an easy task. Jeff was friendly, helpful, and patient not just installing Ring but also helping us get Ring connected to our mobile phones. He also gave us good advice on other electrical concerns. Skyline Electric will be our source for electrical services,

Have used Skyline twice. They are very professional and have done a good job both times…read more Interactions have always been friendly and professional. I have had no problems with their work or needed a return visit for anything but after meeting them I feel absolutely comfortable that they would stand behind their work 100%.

Great job of wiring in a new outlet for the bathroom, very friendly and went that extra mile to…read morehelp finish my project! Will Definitely call on them again....

Do not use this company. My landlord had them come over to install new outlets and they burnt my…read morebrand new rug. I have attempted to get a hold of them several times with no response. I call that bad business!

We bought an 85-year-old house and that means one thing - galvanized pipes. Otherwise known as…read moreswiss cheese, aka, going to leak and burst whenever I feel like it, aka, go ahead you cheapo and roll the dice and not replace me. I know a plumber back east and he told get rid of the "galvi" ASAP. Um, ok. So I called a few plumbers. Some were really cheap, like do the math and you wonder it takes X days and Y material, how do you stay in business? Another big shop in town was very expensive and seemed like they were adding little things here and there to the estimate. Erickson's guy, Mike, was very nice and was thorough and was clear on not needing things that the other high-priced shop proposed. He explained the residential codes to me and why I did not need certain things. He did preface that this was not going to be cheap. He walked through all the things that needed to be done and how long it took and I realized that this was going to take several days of someone working all day and knocking out walls and ceilings. This was a big project. Their estimate was expensive, but still about 15% lower than one of the other big guys in town. But, I got a good feeling about them. So I gave Erickson the work. They came in an installed pex and ripped out all the galvanized across 3 floors of my house. They did an excellent job and would not hesitate having them back in the future.

Unfortunately I have to write a negative review of Erickson Plumbing. We called about not getting…read morehot water, only lukewarm water, and the first plumber that came out said it was not the water heater and proceeded to change a cartridge in our master shower and charged us $800 for it, which is astronomical for changing a cartridge. He also broke the handle of the shower, reversed the hot and cold directions, and did not tell us it broke. The problem persisted and we continued to have lukewarm water. I called the company and they sent another guy out and he said that our handle was reversed from hot to cold and maybe I had just been using the wrong direction for hot water. Readers, I am not an idiot and know very well what direction is hot and cold in my own shower and what changed with the plumber. He didn't know what the problem was either. I called Erickson and they asked if they could make it right. I made it clear that I will not pay another dime and I expected money back if it ended up being an issue that would have cost me less than $800. They verbally agreed over the phone. They agreed they had misidentified the issue and it was on them to fix it. Erickson sent out a THIRD plumber and he looked at our water heater, said it was a pipe that needed cleaned out, cleaned it out and et voila, we had hot water so it was an easy fix. Afterwards I called to settle with them and see what they could refund me since it did end up being an easy fix and not worth a whopping $800. They refused to refund any of the $800 saying they had spent a lot of time on the issue and going back on their word and original mea culpa that it was their issue and pledge to make it right with me. It should absolutely not be on my dime if they couldn't figure out the problem until the third try and they also absolutely took me for a ride charging me $800 to begin with. I worked with them on good faith to fix the problem expecting them to make it right with me in the end since they were at fault for misidentifying the issue, not fixing it, charging me $800 for not fixing it, and breaking my handle at that. They would not budge and would not give one penny back, which is frankly horrible business. Be prepared to be taken for a ride if you work with them and pay way more than expected and gamble at even getting your problem solved, then lied to afterwards. Hire at your own peril.