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"grate company, job was done professionally and pricing was fair. grate customer service calls or text massages are answered in no time. highly recommend."

"Scheduling was efficient. Cleaning was effective and techs showed some images of the duct condition before and after. Techs are knowledgeable and friendly."

"Very efficient. Friendly and explained how it was done."

"They were A pleasure to work with. "

"Very knowledgeable and easy to work with. Did work efficiently and promptly. Took care of work area in the home and offered insights into why particular work was required. "

"He has reasonable prices and reliable."

I will respect you and respect your home. \nI want to do a great job for you. \nI am a very hard worker. Trustworthy and honest. \nExtremely pleasant to deal with.

Hi, I am Chloe. I have worked for four years in numerous cleaning environments from large stores to janitorial positions in banks and residential cleaning. I have a photo of nine 5- star reviews for residential cleaning. I use my own products and equipment unless requested by a client. I have a reliable car and valid license.

I am a good worker I am used to working as HHA (home health aids) cleaning patients' homes.

"After Lowe's came to clean the dyer vents at my condo building, my dryer was no longer venting. I contacted them and initially they said they would send someone to check the vent. They then called back and said my vent was never clean because it was disconnected and they could not help me. This was strange because the dryer was working fine before they came. Also, in my trash there was foil tape that you would wrap around the vent. This made me think that they did try to clean the vent despite saying they did nothing. I contacted my management company who said there were never any previous issues with my vent. I called Lowe's back and told them this and they still insisted that they never touched it but would check with the technician. I looked into it my self and found that in the section of the vent between the dryer and the ceiling there was a mass of lint the size of a small animal (see the picture). It was so large that moisture from the dryer had also built up and flooded the bottom of the vent hose. The building manager was then able to clear another mass of lint from the section of the vent in the ceiling and the dryer then started venting to the outside. It was never disconnected like Lowe's said. It seems they started cleaning it and just jammed the dust all the way back to the dryer. Why they didn't finish removing it is a mystery. If they ever service my building again, I will refuse."