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Valley Fire and Water made a very stressful situation much more bearable. They were wonderful to work with and exceeded our expectations. We had to do a full restoration - all of the flooring throughout our home had to be replaced and most of the cabinets. We had to move out of the house for 4 months for the construction - they worked with our insurance helped us through all of our concerns and frustrations. Great to work with!

We had an awesome experience and Kai is wonderful to work with, patient, and super responsive. We appreciate it!

Worst company ever. Abandoned job of home with severe water damage. Didn't complete demo or dry out house. Disconnected all bathroom sinks, toilets, etc & left water valves open with main turned off. Owner, Jason, would not return calls. Sent $20+k bill.

BTW, the Slate representative was named Alex Madrigal who abandoned the job. Jason Jarvis is the owner, He called and left a voicemail saying This is Jason Jarvis. I hope you didn't pass out shocked that I actually called you. I'm a terrible person and I've been avoiding you because sometimes I avoid hard things and just calling and being a grown up... I think that you have been requesting a call from me for like a month now so that excuse doesn't hold up...

Great company, very responsive and great communication. Would definitely recommend.

The workers from Thomas restoration were so pleasant and thoughtful. They worked efficiently and neatly. I would highly recommend them.

I found ValleyWide off HomeAdvisor- the company was highly rated- 5 Stars to be exact.

I met with Ryan Berry April 28th- I needed to replace my roof. I couldn’t believe I received a hand written contract? That should have been the first sign I wasn’t working with a professional roofing company. My experience went down hill from there. The roofing crew didn’t speak English- they left such a mess of roofing materials my neighbors complained. I let the roofing contractor Ryan Berry know- he came out and pick up after them. They still left my property with chunks of roof tiles, nails, roof tacks, pieces of wood and black material all over. I’d be happy to share my video.

The roofing crew was unprofessional and unskilled- my AC Unit was damage through carelessness- Ryan Berry tried to challenge me siting frayed wires- I stood my ground it was complete incompetence and very shady- on VW’s crew. I’m glad I had just had the AC Unit service 2 days prior to them starting May 7th.

Ryan told me the roof was completed - until I noticed the tiles missing from the ridge- hard to not see several tiles missing. My question is who purchased the tiles for my roofing job- did you under buy or break the missing tiles? A complete lack of integrity. It’s June 2nd- the roof is still not completed- I can’t seem to get a detailed invoice to breakdown what I am paying for. I haven’t received any photo’s nor have my flashing or seating concerns been addressed with me.

The lack of communication has been very frustrating- however it clearly explains why the roofing crew was unskilled, careless and sloppy.

Take my advice- if insurance is involved ask your adjuster for a professionally vetted restoration company- had I done that first I would have never used ValleyWide. My adjuster waited 15 days to get photos and the information he needed- to move my claim forward meanwhile I was asked to send my adjusters email- my adjuster contacted Ryan several times. Again a three ring circus-

I am grateful I haven’t paid the remaining balance-yet. I will be happy to pay the balance once ValleyWide provides me with a detailed invoice (just like they provided my insurance adjuster) for the drywall work. I have been requesting this invoice since May 20th, I am also waiting to receive the roof replacement photos I have been promised for 2 weeks and the final inspection is completed.

If you have any concerns or would like additional information on my experience with the ‘Roofing Division’ of ValleyWide Restoration please reach out. I would be happy to share who I did use to repair my drywall. They are also professional roofers- their license reflects that.

My next project is to repost my strong review on Home Advisor- ValleyWide is a nightmare to work with- not a 5 Star customer or quality experience
Buyer Beware!

Here's my short but heartfelt 5-star review of the Envision3 team. We have had absolutely solid, professional treatment by Jason and his crew. Testing process was very rigorous, as our issue was very difficult to locate as it is a newer, and a very clean and neat home. Jason had his mate come out to do a second test after hours (8 to 9 pm) as the issue was aggravating by night.
Alas, we have been trying to locate the mold problem in our walls for over two years (!!!) and Jason did it! Many tests were included in the quote, and the Envision3 team was definitely not stingy if more tests needed to run on top as it appeared. The wide array of measurement equipment was used, so they are very well equipped indeed.
All in all, kudos!
No photos as we haven't opened up the walls yet, but Jason has lined us up for the mitigation as well. Super. Highly recommended.

our experience with Dry pro was very positive. I highly recommend you using their service for your drywall/baseboard issues. their employee David was extremely clean, professional, and always in communication with us.

Not a company that I would trust in my home. ?

Cleaned all my clothes and rugs. I think they are overpriced. My art work looks the same as when they took it. I do not think it was even touched but i sure was charged for it. Backing paper was still water stained. Looks like they just dried it out. I could of left it in this AZ heat to dry it off too. Took 3 months to get things back with multiple calls to get that accomplished.