Rytech

Rytech was called by my homeowners policy and they responded the same day and were out that evening to set up fans and dehumidifiers. they were very responsive and on time. They always called and exceeded my expectations. Both Lamar and Brady , 2 of the technicians, were courteous, professional and friendly. They had to pull up flooring in dining area and remove vanity in bathroom. They did a great job to get water out and mold gone. I would highly recommend them!

Lamar Odom from Rytech is a true professional. This company was very responsive arriving shortly after my desperate phone call. Lamar was on time for all appointments and even let us know when he was on the way. He was able to dry out our home and leave things cleaned up and back in order. We couldn’t have asked for better service I feel very comfortable recommending them.

We had a plumbing issue under our slab Rytech was sent out by out Insurance Company. Do to the severity of the leak we were unable to stay in our home. We felt so comfortable with Lamarr that we gave him free access to our home even when we were not there. He was 100% professional, prompt and keep us informed ever step of the way. He went above and beyond answering ever call no matter what time it was. I give LAMARR a A++. Thank you!

The Rytech team responded quickly when our hot water heater hose burst while I was at work. The water pressure from the burst hose caused a hole in the ceiling, damaged insulation in the attic area, and flooding to the kitchen, hall, laundry room, and garage. Robert his team of water technicians developed a plan to keep mold from being an issue and started right away with a plan to fix the damage. They worked around my teaching schedule to help me get my home repaired quickly. Thank you Robert and the amazing Rytech team.

Worst service. First guy was fired. Second guy goes on vacation for over a week. They leave their things in my home for 3 weeks. Jacked up my electric bill. The Rytech guy literally yells at me in my kitchen because I refused to sign his tablet that the job was “completed.”