I don't recommend this company. I used HomeAdvisor in the past and would have ranked them three stars.I signed up for Angi's without understanding that HomeAdvisor was part of the same company. The only way I determined a relationship was by being billed by HomeAdvisor. The part confounding me was the credit card billed by Angi and HomeAdvisor for work never done. Both companies' relatedness was an "aha" moment for me. I can't believe any positive rankings for either company. I question the validity of the majority of five-star ratings. Using the law of large numbers, I am sure they made someone happy. However, I don't believe the number of five-star ratings. India has a large population of computer-savvy people, and the number of friends and relatives is also significant. If Trustpilot conducted a forensic audit, there would be a reduction in five-star ratings; however, the cost would be prohibitive. Applying Occam's razor to analyze why there are so many five-star ratings is my understanding of the simplest explanation. Using the most straightforward reason for the environment leads to fast and easy 5-star ratings. Additionally, I noticed the "invited" or solicited reviews. The "invited" changes the data by seeking positive reviews and invalidating the entire pool of samples.
