Trash Talks
The management of this place trash talks with everyone. It's ridiculous. As a client, I suggest that they take lessons in professional etiquettes.
August 30, 2019
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Every Watt Matters (“EWM”) is a leading international provider of turn-key energy efficient lighting system upgrades. EWM provides whole facility lighting system energy use analysis and implements turn-key lighting upgrades to help commercial, industr...
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Northwest Luray Circus 3011, 97210, Portland, United States
- www.everywattmatters.com
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Not Long Lasting
I ordered a couple of down lights from these people, and they worked fine for a few months before going dead. Had to get them replaced. They look good but don't last long!
May 31, 2019
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