We used Franks to bury gutters, install a new bubbler at the street, and changed plumbing for our…read moresump pumps. This was not an inexpensive job compared to other contractor prices, but we went with Franks because of their reputation. Not everything went exactly to plan, a couple things were missed by people, but Frank called me personally because he was not happy with the execution of the project. I wasn't even that upset because they felt like minor annoyances compared to past contractor experiences I have had. They had already communicated that they intended to send different people out to fix them, but Frank went above and beyond! See during and final pictures! We fully intend to use them again for some future basement projects. Listen, you can't control everything everyone does as an employee of your company, but you can make it right. And if you aren't sure if a company you hire is going to have your back if something goes wrong unexpectedly or something gets missed, then just choose Frank's because they are just incredible at taking care of their customers. Above and beyond!! We are grateful to have them!

So far not so good. Sales person Chris Twarzak omitted work to be done on the contract. People,…read moremake sure you read not just sign. Floor drain in low point removed and not replaced. Also no clean out on that wall. I'm told the sump is the low point. Hard to get water in when it's built up higher than the floor level. I have water lines that need draining before winter and it goes onto the floor and it pools up nowhere near a "clean out". If it's only a "clean out " why is it sloped downward? I guess that explains why its at a point the water doesn't go to. Not a drain. Grr. Also my water intrusion shot right past the bright wall and created a pond nowhere near a "clean out " coincidentally the area the water pulls up at is where the drain used to be before they removed it. Also, during the recent heavy rain for days, if you look in the inspection, clean out port, there is no water flowing. It does not follow the drain tile. It's beneath it. Their solution to water pond in the low area was to build a dam to prevent

Gerry McNamara at Aardvark has done electrical and plumbing work at my house on 4 different…read moreoccasions and everytime is fair and honest. I call Gerry anytime I have an issue. Prices are in line with the market and he is very trust worthy!

From the owner: Furnace and air conditioning retrofits, plumbing installations and service, electrical repairs and…read moreupgrades and home inspections.

Frank and his crew were truly professionals. The work was outstanding. The cost is very effective…read more Definitely recommend this company with confidence.

I needed broken concrete repaired around a driveway drain. He fixed what I thought was a hazardous…read morecondition. I trusted he could do the job and do it right and he did! He was very professional and I would recommend him to anyone.

We had to have a Chimney rebuild done and chose Miller Masonry. Ken and Zach did a fantastic job…read moreand I feel like we have the best chimney in the area now. The guys were very professional and polite and did excellent work. They used scaffolding to access our roof (2 story) and were very safe and secure in their work. Hard working guys and I am very impressed in their craftsmenship. I would highly recommend Miller Masonry to anyone that asks.