JTS & Associates (Joe Skaggs)
4.5
Serves Dolton, IL
12 years in business
My goal at every project is to leave my client 100% satisfied. I am collaborative, flexible, and will endeavor to listen and understand exactly what my client expects the completed project to look like.
I’m happy to share that I received my first shot of the Pfizer vaccine and and scheduled to receive the second one on April 5th. In addition, I’ve received both Pfizer COVID boosters.
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Real movers
4.5
Serves Dolton, IL
4 years in business
Me and my team are working hard and professionally
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Chicago Home Service
4.5
Serves Dolton, IL
3 years in business
⚠️Serious inquiries only please, I do get charged⚠️
We do not install EV electrical car chargers
Appointments are scheduled only through text or phone call, not through thumbtack schedule.
Chicago Home Service Specializes in:
Gas Water heater Installations
Over the Range Microwave
Tv Mounting and wire concealment
Water Heater- installation only, no Servicing
Appliance installations- laundry and kitchen
Furniture assembly
Light fixtures and Ceiling Fans
Dryer/Stove Gas valve replacement
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Hofer Electric
4.5
Serves Dolton, IL
17 years in business
Its done neat professional and tidy!!
the independence of it!!
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