Aml Environmental DBA Spectrum

Based on what I thought was an impressive Website, I contacted a company called «Spectrum Environmental» and requested estimates for relatively small jobs involving mold and asbestos remediation. Someone whose business card identified him as «Eric» came to the house, took note of what needed to be done, seemed eager to do this work, and said I’d receive a written estimate within several days.
After waiting a week I contacted «Spectrum» and was told that their estimate would be emailed to me later that day. What I then received was an email from a «Chuck Bernzweig,» stating only that «We have decided not to bid on this job.»
I left phone and email messages for both Eric and Chuck, letting them know I respected that they were free to decide which jobs to accept or not. I then mentioned that it would be helpful for me going forward if they could let me know what aspects of the proposed work led to their decision.
When I didn’t receive a reply after a week, I reached someone at the phone number on the business card «Eric» had given me, and amicably mentioned what I’d said in the messages I’d left.
The gentleman I reached spit out a sentence I couldn’t entirely make out and immediately hung up on me. Never mind that I’d been waiting a week for their estimate.
When I Googled «Spectrum Environmental» and « Unilocal» I was surprised that this search came up empty. I got to the Website for which I’m writing this review when I Googled the address for «Spectrum Environmental,» and instead found a company here named Aml Environmental DBA Spectrum.