Reviews for Anchor Water Damage & Restoration
- Reviewed By: David W.
- Location: South Jordan, UT
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Comment:
Frank is a top professional and is shockingly honest and honorable. I can't recommend him highly enough.
About a month ago, my wife pulled a white dress out of a seldom-used corner closet, only to notice that it was covered with black mold and that the closet walls and molding were covered too. Oh no, we thought, we've not only got a mold problem, but may have a seepage problem as well - and the last thing we need is another expensive restoration in our old house. We had just finished a year-long job for a sewage backup in our basement and felt so depressed to now have this problem. I began making calls.
Sure enough, the first two places I talked with essentially said "Yep, you've got a leak or a seepage problem. We'll do a mold test, then remediation, and then potentially significant reparations to that part of your house..."
Depressed and wanting a third opinion, I searched and searched to find someone with a great reputation for both expertise and honesty. I came up with Frank Rudarmel, at Anchor Restoration. One of the best decisions I've made.
First of all, Frank shocked me by returning my Saturday afternoon call that evening. I was sure I wouldn't hear back until "business hours" on Monday or Tuesday. He asked good questions, was a good listener, and didn't jump to conclusions or try to sell me on anything. Instead, he told me he'd try to squeeze me in for a visit as soon as he could on Monday or Tuesday and asked if I'd send him some pictures, in the meantime, so he could get a better feel for the situation - which I did.
The next day (yeah, Sunday), he called to ask a few more questions, if I didn't mind. Sure, I said, not believing how much he cared about helping me - even over the weekend. He asked: "Do you live in an old house, with concrete outer walls and lathe and plaster inner walls?
Wondering how he could tell that from my pictures, I answered "yes..." Frank then asked if we had packed the closet pretty full with clothing and possibly with other things leaning against the walls. I began to suspect where he was heading, but again said "yes..." Frank then said basically "I don't think you need me. Your problem is simple: when it's cold outside and warm inside, you get condensation on the inside, which is not evaporating, since you've packed stuff against the walls. Empty your closet, clean with Scrubbing Bubbles, let it dry, put your stuff back, but leave room for the walls to breathe and for air to circulate. That should do it, but if it doesn't, give me a call."
Shocked I asked if I owed him anything for his remote inspection and he said "no."
I'm still shocked. He could have taken us for thousands of dollars of unneeded repairs and we wouldn't have known the difference. He could have at least charged for the remote assessment. He didn't even want my surprised praise. That's just how he does business.
If I ever need water damage or restoration services in the future, or if anyone I know does, you'd better believe I'll think of Frank Rudarmel at Anchor Water Damage & Restoration.
Thanks, Frank. -
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