Reviews · In their own words
We're a young company and have published exactly two pieces of customer feedback: one public Facebook comment, and one client's texts that we shared on our page. Both are below, word for word: typos left in, nothing paraphrased, nothing added.
Source 01 · Public Facebook comment
“They did a great job house very clean and smells good would recommend them”
Had a good experience with us? Leave a review on Facebook →
Source 02 · A client’s texts
We posted the thread to our page after a move-in clean. We could have tidied it into something smoother. We didn’t. This is exactly how she typed it, and the typos are the reason you can tell a real person wrote it.
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Thank you!!
I love it!!!
Love my house!!!
What do I owe you
The chandelier looks amazing
It smells do clean and is clean!!
Even my dog walker told me is looks& smells wonderful!!
Texts from a move-in client, shared by us on Facebook
Not a review: a credential
We are listed on Amy Stockberger’s Home Support Team, a curated network of local providers her clients are handed at closing. It is not a star rating and we are not going to dress it up as one. It is a professional vouching for us with her own name attached.
What we can show you
Two customer quotes, both public. A realtor network listing. And five same-spot before-and-afters, shot by us, the same people who cleaned them.
What we won’t show you
A star rating, a review count, or a testimonial from somebody who never wrote one. We have not published a rating anywhere, so there is not one on this page.
The proof that isn’t a quote
The before-and-afters are the same oven, the same tub, the same toilet, photographed by us before and after.
See the before & aftersBook a clean, then tell us how it went. And if you have already had us out, a few words on our Facebook page is the best thing you can hand a small business.