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"We hired Alpha Environmental Services to remove mold in our attic. They responded quickly to our emails and were able to complete the work right away. They explained the procedures thoroughly and kept us informed with before-and-after photos. Friendly, knowledgable, and reasonably priced, I would definitely recommend this company."

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"Justin was super good at his job and I appreciated his input. He was on time and very efficient. Great guy to work with. "

"Lawrence did a great job, was quick and thorough, and answered questions authoritatively and patiently. Plus they managed to come up next-day. Grateful for the good service!"

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"The house looked like it was newly painted and the windows sparkled."

"The self-test product was as expected. The reports require additional research to interpret and understand, so seemed more targeted at professionals."

"Very thorough and informative. Excellent service. Would definitely hire again."

"Well, we got a new roof. Was it stress free? No. They stripped off the shingles on a Friday, leaving us to wonder over the weekend whether they were going to replace the tarpaper, or not. They did indeed replace the underlayment on Monday. They stripped the roof on Friday, including all the attic vents and flapper vents, leaving them open and exposed over the weekend. We asked them to cover the holes to prevent squirrels or birds from entering, and they promised to do so, but ultimately didn't cover them. Not sure if a family of squirrels is living in my attic or not. I hope not. We're they punctual? No. The Willamette Valley was going through a miserable heat wave, and they were way behind on other projects. They asked if they could start at 7am or earlier, and even though it meant getting our dogs up a lot earlier than usual, we agreed. After all, safety first, and my wife and I were both on the roof the weeks prior doing some painting, and were were definitely sympathetic. But on Friday and Monday, they didn't arrive until 9:30am, so all that was for naught. Tuesday they started at 8:10am, and Wednesday, they actually did start at 7am. All told, it took 4 days, with a weekend in the middle. Were they good at cleaning up? Not really. After the first day, we found about a dozen nails in the driveway, parking strip, lawn, and flower beds. Little bits to tarpaper all over. After that, we insisted that that everything be tarped. But of course the tarps were full of holes, and not effective. Instead of sweeping up the dusty bits from the shingles (as recommended by the Malarkey Factory), which I understand contain lots of silica and other hazardous matter, they used a leaf blower from the roof to scatter it all over the place. That means they blew that stuff all over my vegetable garden. The excuse provided was "if we had to sweep, it would have added an extra day". More disappointing, is that I didn't think about our new AC compressor - I didn't put plywood over it until the 2nd day, so it's now full of bits of stuff. I would have expected they would have taken care of that. They did work really **** ** the last day cleaning up. But I'm still not parking in our driveway until my new nail sweeper arrives from Amazon this week. Did they do what I would consider a 'quality job'? Did I see evidence of pride in workmanship? Not really. We have concerns regarding the drip edge being wide enough on the fascia where the gutters go. They installed 1.5" drip edge on the gutter fascia, and on a run of 20+ feet, I have reservations whether that is sufficient to allow for enough slope in the gutters, and still protect the fascia. His excuse was "that's how we've done it for thirty years". I don't buy it. The reason I don't buy it is they brought a bunch of 3x3 drip edge the first day, but it was the wrong color, so they didn't use it. So I know it exists. The cuts on most of the drip edge corners are about 1 to 2" inches apart. His excuse was "the gutter will hide it". On the very front of the house - the thing people see first, they spliced in a 1 foot piece of drip edge (looks awful) - and didn't even cut it at the same angles! See pictures. No visible evidence of pride in workmanship on this project. But we do have a new roof, and I'm glad this is behind us."