Adam came out to "Clean" and give me a quote on my chimney. After a pretty brief inspection inside…read moreand outside of the home I was told everything was ok minus exterior work on old bricks. The Inspection was $125. On their website it says free estimates. I thought I would at least be getting some service in return for 125 dollars. One could make a pretty good living checking out homes for less than an hour, over quoting for estimated work then leave with 125 bucks. I had another quote that was 1/3 of the price Custom Masonry estimated.

Great service (clean and courteous), knowledgeable and took the time to tell me what he did and…read morewhat he found in the cleaning process. Already set myself an appointment for next year's cleaning.

I have had this fireplace for several years now and love the work they did. It has really been…read moregreat to have the fireplace pop on whenever there is company or I just want to relax.

Great customer service and responsive to any and all questions. They have full service and are…read moreconscientious about the work they do. I have two fireplace units in my home that were purchased at different times. There is a significant difference in the service I have received from a family owned business (Energy Savers) then from a large fireplace chain store.

Bob Boldt HVAC is always reliable and professional. Their team does excellent work every time;…read moreefficient, thorough, and friendly. They show up on time, communicate clearly, and make scheduling simple.

I've had two different services with Bob Boldt HVAC and have had great service both times! Thank…read moreyou.

Harry repaired our cedar shake roof. He'd been recommended to us by neighbors whose cedar shake…read moreroof he had beautifully repaired. We couldn't be happier. He was very easy and pleasant to deal with. He'd either pick up the phone or call us right back. He was able to come and do the work within a few days. On the appointed day he was here right on time. The quality of his work is excellent. We had frankly anticipated that the work might cost considerably more than the $4900 he charged us (with a three-year warranty). I highly recommend Harry Gorman. It's been a pleasure doing business with him.

happy with the service will be using again when my roof is due. good cleanup, on time, polite guys…read more Only issue was scheduling but we worked that out. thanks again Harry and the guys for taking care of me.

We were very pleased with Minnesotan Chimney and Masonry. They basically rebuilt the top 10 feet of…read moreour chimney, which had been crumbling for years. They were polite, personable and seemed very skilled and conscientious about the project. They matched the new brick with the old with excellent results. They also cleaned up and were respectful of our property.

We have used Krinkies a couple of times now and could not be happier. Very responsive, great…read moreservice with advice and suggestions without pressured upselling. Prices are really reasonable and we got a reminder for annual service and cleaning.

Easy to contact and schedule. Showed up on time. They charge a little over $100 to visit, which…read morecould be applied to work. They do have coupons on their website to wave this with a repair. In my case, they sent their senior guy (Joe, master plumber, electrician, everything you can think of), and he suggested waiving the trip fee in exchange for the hour he spent diagnosing my Daikin heat pump communicating system (zones, zone board, etc.). That was $195, and I thought it was fair. The fix was mostly to adjust my zone board directly rather than through the thermostat, and also to analyze my plumbing needs for other projects. Nice guy, knowledgeable, I enjoyed talking with him. For the HVAC work, Joe had to call Andy, who is their Daikin pro and duct engineer. Andy knows what he's talking about, more than any other HVAC person I've talked to (4Front installed my system in a mess for the previous owner, Binder HVAC charged me a lot for wasted time because they didn't understand Daikin systems, while Twin Cities Heating and Air, Midwest Heating and Cooling, and Golden Valley Heating and Air all had no idea what to do and had weird suggestions). If you have a Daikin system, ask for Andy. He tuned my zone board, fixed some miserable duct work and leaks, and better yet taught me about how things work beyond the mysterious Daikin "algorithm." He was patient with my questions and suggestions, too. This work was about $400, which is way less than the $3,000 I got bilked out of at one of the other places. It took a few hours. For the plumbing, they sent Frank, who is another senior guy specializing in plumbing. Frank worked fast, was courteous, and did a few extra little jobs for me when I asked for advice on them, such as greasing a fused spigot and dabbing some silicone on a hole in the shower frame. He also educated me about my water system, including winterizing and shutoff procedures. For the plumbing work, Frank installed a water mixing valve and also terminated a leaking pipe in the ceiling. This work was about $600. It took a few hours. In both cases, they brought along an apprentice, each of whom was equally courteous and attentive. It was very endearing. For billing, there are a couple of things they do. 1) the charge is the price. They don't do the most granular breakdown of costs in the invoice, but they do calculate it and you can ask what the calculation is. It is not an estimate or a minimum charge, more like a bid. The nice thing about that is that it will cost that and no more, which means they are happy to stick around and help here and there without charging for time. For larger projects, I'm not sure if they would charge the lesser of the bid vs labor time, but I would hope so. I haven't needed them for something big yet. For example, Pulse Electric is an electrician service that never charges more than their bid, and charges for time if it's less. I think Krinkie's would just charge the bid, but I got the sense they would be reasonable if, say, a 3-day project took only 1 day. 2) They have a subscription service that seemed like a no-brainer. For $20/m, they will come out twice a year to tune your furnace/AC, and you also get 20% off all other services, which paid for itself with our plumbing and ductwork needs. Use these guys! I love having them as my go-to people now.

Sedgwick heating and cooling did an awesome job with their plumbing division and installing our…read morereverse osmosis and a bathroom faucet. Toni was highly skilled and super nice guy. Very quick service and great follow up with questions. I highly recommend sedgwick for plumbing services.

Service trip for water heater was 109.00 and they were out in 2 hours. The technician was…read morefantastic, good communication and honest. It would be a 5 star review for the technician. However... We got quoted over $2,800 for a water heater or $2,600 if we got the service plan. It seemed high so I called the other company that I have also relied on for appliance and hvac. They were $1,749.51 (including tank, supplies, permit, labor, disposal and tax). I called the technician back from Sedgwick because I wanted to give them first crack at a price match (I frankly would have gone up to $2,000 to match because I like to give the business to good technicians who come right out and are so professional and good). He checked with the company and the company was unwilling to change. So, I went with the other company. For an about $1,000 savings I had to. I like Sedgwick and have had good luck with them in the past (as well as today with the technician - he was fantastic), but with this experience I would ALWAYS get quotes if considering them now.

Came out on Friday early afternoon (was expected 10-12). Said it was a board gone bad but that he…read morewas not a licensed Bryant dealer so would have to charge us for a new board, even though unit was under warranty. Said he would contact us within half hour with price of board and time frame for purchasing. I would need to sign something for them to actually obtain the board. Never heard from him the rest of Friday, and as of Monday 10:17 am still haven't so contacted a Bryant dealer who can come out tomorrow and will replace the board if necessary under warranty. I would not recommend unless maybe you have a Trane furnace. Good luck.

The service requested was for the elderly. Upon inspection of a faulty air conditioner they quoted…read moreone price and then at the end of the work add another $200 to the bill. The A/C was working and the elderly person was taken care of. 10 days later the A/C failed. Attempts to access the weekend repair service required much hire then average pricing rates. The problem was not with the timing but with word play and laziness of the repair person. Kept asking "Was the equipment working when they left". And what do you expect me to do at 9:00PM at night. After several attempts he finally admitted they guarantee their work but only on the following Monday. The repairperson enjoyed using generalizations , making statements that had no appearent relation to the request for service. Basically the repair person was absolute they would not be repairing it over the weekend even though he was on call. The conversation lead to me asking if he enjoyed all this word play to which his answer was a definite Yes. He ended the call after his smart ass answers, by promptly hanging up. Clearly he was not enjoying his word play any further. We have used this company to replace three homes Heating and A/C and, we believed they are a responsible company and that the Owner as of this writing is unaware of the abuse from his weekend tech(s). Two attempts to get straight answers from the same tech were made. The one made by a women was aggressive , demeaning and upsetting. The discussion with a male was wordy, out of context and appeared designed to elicit anger. Not getting the anger from the male he hung up. I would think twice before engaging this company on any home where there are elderly, disabled, or home bound young children present. I would also encourage that the male of the family be the one to approach any tech or representative of the company. They have a preference to treat women as second class citizens