Reliable Property Maintenance

Rob and his team are professionals all the way When I originally planned to re-do my master bath it was a DIY project all the way. I wasn't very far in before I realized I possess neither the desire nor the ability to do physical labor. My first duty was to remove the toilet. I don't know why it never occurred to me that I should both cut off the water source and drain the tank before beginning this task. A more seasoned veteran of DIY projects would have noticed my folly immediately but as neither my wife nor I have any experience with plumbing projects this function never crossed my mind. All I could hear were my children and wife cheering my on as I loosened the second bolt from the ground and began to pull up..... It was the smell that hit me first. Even before the water began to spray, the smell was so horrendous I could barely keep my grip on the slippery cold monster that I was now trying to lug across the floor. Apparently when you flush the toilet it only makes it as far as the hole in your floor before it stops. After pouring a cup of bleach down the offending drain and spraying half a bottle of Fabrize I was finally able to reenter the room Needless to say, I made quite a mess from the get go and I was barely able to save the bowl of the throne I was removing. (The tank was salvageable but the lid was a total loss and from what I understand you can hardly ever find an adiquate replacement for an older toilet.) Anyway, I digress... Once I was able to get the water cut off I went to work trying to pull the molding off the bottom of the wall. I had no idea how cheap this stuff was but I though If I can save a few bucks by pulling it off easily and just pounding out the nails and putting it back it will be good as new. Again, before I had pulled one piece off I had already punctured the wallboard twice and splintered the molding in three places. It was at this point that I decided to call Rob at Reliable Property Maintenance. From the get go I was impressed at how punctual this team was. Usually with contractors you can count on punctuality twice; when they are coming out to sell the job and when they are collecting the money. Reliable Property Maintenance was on time from start to finish. When his crew showed up on the day of the job they carefully explained what they were going to do and asked me if I had any questions. Once they had answered my many inquiries regarding whether we could save my grandmothers shower pan and the cost of shoe molding they were off to work. It was amazing to see the speed and efficiency of their actions. You can always tell when a group is in sync and there seemed to be almost no need for the spoken word as one always seemed to be doing the exact task required for another to move on. Once I determined that they were going to be better off with me out of the way I went off to purchase my new toilet. By the time I returned I can tell you how surprised I was with the amount they had accomplished! Even though I had stopped for a bag of hamburgers it hardly seemed like they wanted to stop long enough to eat. By early afternoon it was time for me to pick up my cat from the groomers and as I poked my head in to say Id be right back I was met with the great news that they were done! To my even greater surprise I discovered they had installed my new toilet as well!! I had purposely waited several months before posting any review on their work as I wanted to check on the durability and sturdiness of their work. I am pleased to say that it looks as great today as it did 6 months ago and I couldn't be more pleased. I will definitely be calling this team again for future jobs. Kitchen scheduled for an update this summer!