RESTORATION SPECIALISTS

I hired them in May of 2020, They "finished" September 2021. For a job they estimated would take approximately 6 weeks. I have been through 3 crews, I had to fire one for lying to me. The crews would never respond to emails or phone calls. I had to call back many times to get them to fix their shoddy work. I finally had enough of them when they put the gutter on the wrong floor and after 8 weeks of calling them and not getting a response, they called me and asked me for final payment. I had to have them come back to "fix" the gutter and do it correctly. Note that there are other units that have the exact configuration, which they had worked on. They came out and still did it wrong. I had enough and told them I do not want to deal with them anymore. DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES HIRE THEM.

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They were quick and the work was satisfactory but the only complaint that i have is that the workers left garbage, food bags, cups, around the house and in my pond. I called the office that evening when I found this and they had someone out the next morning early to clean up and apologized. It did not happen again but I should not have had that happen to begin with.

It went very well. We were having trouble finding someone and they got the work done and we're very happy with the work.

Horrible.

Their price was reasonable. My experience with them was very good.

We had a leak in our upstairs bathroom, we were gone away for the weekend and came home to discover a flooded /bowed dining room ceiling and very wet floor. I had contacted another company initially and quickly became dissatisfied with them, and when it came time to complete the repairs, called Restoration specialists. Their quote was at least $5-10.00 less than anyone else and they began work promptly after I officially hired them (w/ a signed contract), worked quickly and efficiently. Got the job done, as I mentioned above, even allowed me to do a change order paying the difference in cost to go ahead and install tile while everything was already going to be torn down anyway versus having to accrue an additional expense later to re-do all this work just to be able to put in tile.