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"The two technicians that were sent to clean and repair my dryer vent were very thorough and professional. Explained the process and did a great job."

"10/10 would highly recommend True Blue of Merrillville! Responded quickly and professionally. I worked with the owner Mark. He was very accommodating and extremely helpful. They went above and beyond for me. This should be the industry standard!"

We specialize in maintaining spotless homes with a focus on transparency and client satisfaction.

My cleaning experience spans several years working in both private residences and for larger cleaning teams. During this time, I have become adept at a wide variety of cleaning tasks, including dusting, vacuuming, mopping, bathroom and kitchen sanitization, laundry, and window washing. I pride myself on my attention to detail, ensuring that every room meets high standards for cleanliness and order.\n\nMy reliability and organizational skills have consistently allowed me to manage time efficiently and complete jobs promptly. I have always maintained a friendly and professional attitude, aiming to build positive relationships with clients while respecting their privacy and preferences. I am comfortable working independently or as part of a team, and I follow instructions carefully to meet each client’s specific needs.

I am a cna of 23 years that started a cleaning company a year ago and wants to expand my service to business move in move out and general commercial buildings from office to indoor amusement parks

I am a young man chasing his dreams and always ready for work

Providing 24hr Emergency Residential and Commercial Water, Fire, and Smoke Damage Mitigation and Restoration. Other services include but are not limited to commercial carpet and upholstery cleaning, garbage chute cleaning and sanitation, and commercial and residential air duct cleaning. Additional DBAs - Brouwer Brothers Steamatic Inc, Steamatic Chicago South & West Inc, Steamatic Chicago South West Inc.

Offering HVAC services since 1954.

"Was quoted a price by "Cal" of “$260 and we'll go from there depending on circumstances.” The two installers show up 30 minutes early and were very polite. Worked for a few minutes trying to get old unit out and then the received a phone call. Installer went outside and then came in and informed me price would be $500 per hour since there were two of them. Told him that was NOT what I was told. He went and made another phone call and came back with a price of $250 per hour (said there was a misunderstanding and it was $250 per hour because there were two of them on the job). Since they were already there and I wanted the job done, I told them to go ahead. The plug receptacle also needed to be changed out, because the old plug type was a 6-30P and the new AC unit is a 6-15P. That was an additional charge of $80 for them to provide the plug and change it. When the plug issue was being addressed, I specifically asked if there would be a problem with the circuit breaker designated for the AC since it was a double-pull 30 amp. The worker asked my question to whoever was on the other end of the phone and then told me there was no problem with continuing to use the 30 amp circuit breaker because it was more than heavy enough to handle the new 15 amp AC unit. I have now found out that answer is emphatically wrong. Reading the installation directions it states: “Before you install or relocate this unit, be sure that the amperage rating of the circuit breaker or time delay fuse does not exceed the amp rating listed in Table 1.” Table 1 shows the circuit rating for that AC unit should be 15 amps. The job took two hours ($500) and only after they had it all installed (including the foam seal and insulation, pouring water into the drip plan to see if it would come out, etc.), then they plugged it in -- and it didn't work. While it was not the fault of Mert’s that the unit did not work, they might have decided to plug it in and try it before they installed it. While the $580 I paid would have been a fair price had the unit worked and the advice I was given correct, what I ended up with was an installed AC unit that doesn't work, a plug receptacle that does and totally wrong information concerning the circuit breaker, which I also confirmed with my local fire department. They had also offered to reinstall the trim work around the AC, but for $250 an hour, I can certainly do that myself. I also decided the other work I spoke with them about should be tabled while I move on to someone else to install the replacement unit and who has a better underwriting of wiring and electricity."