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Top 3 water quality testing services in Burlington, VT

Porch Pro Headshot Red Rock Mechanical, LLC

Red Rock Mechanical, LLC

Water Quality Testing
Serves Burlington, Vermont
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Red Rock Mechanical, based in Colchester, is a HVAC plumbing contractor for Burlington, VT. They offer heating and air conditioning repair, maintenance and installations along with plumbing repairs and maintenance. Give us a call to schedule a service with one of our professionals.
Red Rock Mechanical, based in Colchester, is a HVAC plumbing contractor for Burlington, VT. They offer heating and air conditioning repair, maintenance and installations along with plumbing repairs and maintenance. Give us a call to schedule a service with one of our professionals.
Porch Pro Headshot Custom Carpentry

Custom Carpentry

Water Quality Testing
Serves Burlington, Vermont
Syd started this company because he loves the work. He grew up building houses from the ground up with his father, and has since done many building and remodeling projects alone. Syd prefers to work alone so that he knows that the work being done is exactly as it should be, this means that he is the...Read more about Custom Carpentry
Syd started this company because he loves the work. He grew up building houses from the ground up with his father, and has since done many building and remodeling projects alone. Syd prefers to work alone so that he knows that the work being done is exactly as it should be, this means that he is the...Read more about Custom Carpentry
Porch Pro Headshot Highland Plumbing Services

Highland Plumbing Services

Water Quality Testing
Serves Burlington, Vermont

Top questions to ask before hiring a water quality testing specialist

A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.

Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?

Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.

First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.