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"Kyle was such a nice fellow, clean and professional. He was amazing. Highly recommend this company."

"They were very professional to work with as well as polite and cleaned up well. "

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.

We pride our company on reliability, great communication, integrity, and quality work. We are experts in our trade and will do our best to keep you as educated as we can on your particular task or project. We look forward to earning your business! Book with us online or feel free to give us a call today! \n\n\n

"Came on this me. Guys were very professional. Walked me thru the process then started to work. I checked in on them a few times and they explained what they were doing. The process took about 4 hours. At the end, I got to see some pictures of before and after cleaning. Overall I am happy with the results, although pricy."

"Overall, the ladies did a great job when they were here to clean.  My issue with the service was with the administrative side of things.  I recognize that this is a cleaning service and that my expectations should be somewhat limited, but if I am going to pay a premium for the service, my expectation is that the service I receive is what was sold to me during the "sales phase" of this process.  First, the ladies were supposed to arrive at a certain time each week and, until I complained, that didn't happen.  I'm certain they have record of this given that each lady has a GPS on their van.  The reason this was a big deal was because I adjusted my schedule every week (working full time) to be working from home when they were here because I didn't know them well enough to have them alone in my house.  I was also sold that it was going to be the same ladies each week, but then two weeks in a row, I had two different groups of ladies.  Again, until I said something did they go back to what was promised to me.  This was an important consideration for me when moving to this service and they completely went back on what was promised and never even responded to my first note asking why a new group of ladies came to the house.  It wasn't until I sent a second note about the second group of new ladies did they respond to me.   Had they asked me in advance of sending new people over, I likely would have complied but they were so brazen that they didn't even have the consideration to ask.   Then, one day they showed up but never even knocked on the door so they left the house thinking no one was home and I never got my service that day.  The door was locked, but instead of knocking or calling me (as I was inside the whole time and had adjusted my schedule to be sure I was here), they left.  I really needed them to come that week so it was particularly disappointing and really strange.  The thing that actually stuck in my craw the most was when I had them lined up to clean the snow off my roofs and instead of coming the day they said they were going to come, they came  a day or two days later.  I had someone else who I really liked and trusted prepared to come the next day, but because they said they would be right over that day, I went with them.  They actually made me answer quickly so that they could tell the guy if he should come to do the job that day.  I was really worried about ice dams so every day mattered.  It was a complete bait and switch.  I never even found out that they had not come that day because I left for vacation shortly after I lined them up to come that afternoon.  That was also why there was urgency on my side...because any ice dam issues that arose during my vacation could have been particularly disastrous.  That is how I found out they never showed the day that was promised.  When I was clearly irritated in my text back to them, I received a response suggesting I didn't need to be rude. It was really unbelievable considering they were the ones in the wrong.  The least they could have done was to say they didn't make it that day and would it still be ok to come the next day (or two days later).   <br /> So, the bottom line is that the ladies are great and If they were on their own, I would hire them for sure, but they are not and this service was so frustrating in my opinion and absolutely not worth the premium price given the aggravation factor alone that I had to discontinue with their service. <br /> I have never provided a bad review of anyone, but this experience was so irritating and I felt so "sold" and given that this is the whole idea behind Angie's list, I felt compelled to provide this review.  Further, I think this service is best left to commercial type jobs versus houses.  That's just my sense of their service and pricing... <br />"

"They were excellent! They were prompt, polite, worked with me to find an unobtrusive place to put the system, and cleaned up everything when they were finished."

"Scott Cataldi was straight forward, honest and professional. First, He told us we had a life time warranty on our unit - that it was not necessary to purchase a whole new system. They were able to fix a few things and our system has been running with no problems ever since. His honesty and expertise saved us thousands of dollars."

"If you're looking for this type of service, don't look any further. IMO this company is the best in New England. We have used their services for hot water heater and gas dryer installs, and now ductwork cleaning. Ben and Dominic did a great job and were very conscientious of our home while doing their work. The photos of before and after the cleaning were amazing and my wife and I can feel the difference in the air quality just after one day. You can't go wrong with Hall's. Don and Nancy"

"They spent hours and hours taking the furnace all apart and meticulously cleaning every little piece and the connections to the oil tank. They found a piece that needed to be replaced and we were worried when he said "if this doesn't fix you may need a new system." They were able to fix it for very little money - which I felt was very honest. Anyone in this type of position could say "you need a new furnace" and how would I know? I would just have to buy a new one. Strogen's actually looked for alternative fixes first."