This a great business that needs more excellent reviews. I called last week and was able to get an…read moreappointment that fit my schedule within a few days. Andrew gave me a quote over the phone, but when he came to my house and assessed the project was able to knock quite a bit off the price. He was fast, efficient and very respectful of my home. He gave me proper aftercare instructions (dry time, frequency of cleaning, etc.) and was on his way in an hour. I had him do a six seater sectional and two area rugs. The cream colored sectional was starting to smell sweaty and had a coffee stain and he was able to get all of that out. I will definitely be using them again in the future.

They do a great job! Family owned and they are just easy and great to work with. I first used them…read morein 2018. Used them last month, and the owners still remembered me.

These folks do a decent job. Initially I told the owner that I wanted to have her clean the fridge,…read morestove, oven etc. She said "OK" Well when she got to my residence/ new home she said that the fridge, stove and oven were extra as well as cleaning the inside of the cabinets. I then called the woman who was going to clean my apartment. She was charging me the same exact price to do her cleaning yet the inside of the cabinets, stove, oven and fridge were included in the price. Well the owner then told me that she would throw in the fridge and cabinets. I really just wanted her to communicate these extra charges before she came out to my home to clean. When she cleans windows she charges separately for each side of the windows e.g. inside and outside. I told her upfront that someone was coming in to change out the toilet. This is the only way that I could schedule it before my move in. Well when the plumbers were removing the old toilet some of the water from the tank got on the carpeting. The cleaning folks also steam cleaned my carpets. I mentioned to the owner that I wanted to reclean the carpet where the water from the toilet dripped on it. She said with a big smile "we're not going to bring out the steam cleaner again" I told her that she should give the client what they need or ask for. As long as it's reasonable. Nope, they were not going to bring out the steam cleaner again. I told her that when she refused to help me reclean the carpet in that tiny area I decided that our relationship would end. She told me that I should of had the toilet fixed BEFORE she got there and that she shouldn't have to clean up someone else's mess. I then said to her "well didn't you just clean up after the individual's mess who used to live here?" I told her that schedules don't always work exactly like you want. We didn't have a written contract. There was nothing stated about my needing to have the toilet put in BEFORE they did their cleaning. I am the boss. I pay their salary. They do what I ask or I find someone else to do the next job. Re-steam cleaning that tiny area of carpet would have been very easy. She also chose to set the oven on self clean. We ended the cycle early because it was taking too long. Well when they were waiting outside I opened up the oven. She had not cleaned at all in the oven and it was FILTHY. She could have checked it one more time before they left so she could have finished the job. When it came time to pay she threw a number at me. I told her that I would like to see how she got that total. She said "but you told me you would pay whatever" She kept repeating that statement over and over. Yes, I did say that I would pay whatever the cost was relative to the items I asked her to do. I didn't mean that she could just throw any number at me without showing me a breakdown of the charges or that "whatever" meant that I would give her a blank check. She said angrily "I want to get paid for my work!" Yes, I know that, but first give me a breakdown of charges. I am not going to pay you "whatever" without getting an accurate number. When she totaled up the charges I actually had to pay more than the first number she gave me. She also spent a lot of time on the phone while working. A couple of times I needed to ask her questions, but she was tied up on the phone. She didn't bring oven cleaner. I went and purchased some for her. I will end up cleaning the oven myself. I told her upfront that I have incurable stage 4 cancer metastasis in my spine. I was originally going to pay her through PayPal, but with the negative dynamics going on I chose to write her a check. I will find a more professional cleaning service for my future needs.

I hired Grimes Cleaning LLC for routine janitorial services for my business. Unfortunately, the…read moreservice consistently fell short of what was agreed. The contract included wiping down surfaces, sweeping, and mopping. Across multiple visits, only the floors were swept and mopped. Surfaces were not wiped at all -- even after my staff clearly labeled areas that needed cleaning. My team personally observed the work each time and had to clean afterward. When I raised the issue, the worker on site told me he wasn't paid enough to do the work being requested and that I should take it up with the owner. I did reach out to the owner, offered opportunities to correct the issue, and even suggested different staffing. Instead of addressing performance, the response shifted toward enforcing the contract and later attempting to reprice completed work. I ultimately discontinued the service due to repeated nonperformance. The experience did not match what was sold to me in terms of professionalism or results. I would not recommend this service for businesses that need reliable, thorough janitorial work.

I moved into an apartment that had not been cleaned by the previous tenant. Gross! Sam and Jamie,…read moretwo very sweet and personable young ladies, cleaned the place from floor to ceiling. They didn't miss a thing! Afterward, knowing that all that grime left behind was scoured away was a fantastic feeling. When I was younger, I did the move-in cleaning myself, but now that I'm older I can afford to pay people to do it for me, and these people really give you your money's worth. I would happily hire them again!

The employees for this company was very friendly, courteous, intelligent & very professional. They…read morecame in my home ready to work they did not waste no time with getting the job done. I'll definitely be using beclean for a bi-weekly clean of my home.

They did a great job on my front yard. Great price. Good communication and I will be hiring them…read more​for my backyard cleaning project soon.

Sophia did a wonderful job cleaning my house I would definitely hire her again.she was on time and…read morean excellent job.

We love to use Gulf Coast Contractors they are reliable, quick, and do beautiful work and they go…read moreabove and beyond

It is difficult to find the words to express my thanks and gratitude towards Gulf Coast and all…read morethose associated. It felt like a tragedy when I saw the condition Hurricane Ida left my house in. My husband and I purchased this home 3 years ago as first time homebuyers. It was beautiful and I truly was obsessed with my home and had so much pride in it. But after Hurricane Ida gifted us a fallen pine tree right on top of my 7 year old's bedroom, that couldn't have been farther from the truth. When it was deemed safe for us to move back in following mitigation, I hated my house. It felt disgusting and hazardous and brought me so much stress. I was overwhelmed with the anxiety of what to do next and how to go about it all. I knew my first steps necessary were filing an insurance claim, and finding a contractor sooner rather than later, seeing as thousands of others were all probably in the same spot I was. Not only am I a female, but I'm also in my early 20's, and I knew contractors & construction workers would see me as nothing more than a walking, talking opportunity to screw over. I had to watch my back every which way I turned, especially since my husband is military and was gone constantly during all of this. I had just me, myself and I. I started working with one construction company that demoed all my interior damage and treated for mold, until suddenly that company became flakey and unprofessional before they finally went incognito. I cut ties and stressed about my chances of finding another contractor that late in the hurricane game. I was lucky to have found such an incredible roofer that referred me to Gulf Coast Contractors, and for the first time in a long time I could see the light at the end of the dark tunnel. There is so much that goes into a catastrophe insurance claim process, and I can assure you that if I were a contractor, I would avoid clients working with insurance like the plague. Immediately after contacting Gulf Coast Mike France came to assess all the damage, and assured me how much worse off I could've been, and that strangely helped the stress of it all. Mike was absolutely incredible and shortly after, Connie and their demo team came and sealed off the most damaged bedroom to keep my children away from anything sharp or dangerous. Connie was so kind and sweet! And after that the ball just kept rolling. I worked mostly with Mikey as he was the one managing all the work being done to my house and I can not say enough positive things about him. He was kind, understanding, relatable, and ultimately made sure that I was comfortable and overly satisfied with everything. If I had any large or minor issue with any subcontractor or their work, Mikey solved it for me immediately. He asked me constantly if I was happy with the various subcontractors work and assured me confidently to not hesitate voicing to him any concerns I had, and that it was his job to deal with them. Tim filed my insurance supplement for me and made the insurance process so understandable and easy, even through working with 5 different adjusters. I'm not sure what kind of magic Tim pulled but he ultimately doubled my total claim amount and was able to get 100% of my house's flooring replaced. Doing this by way of insurance was by no means a quick process, and it absolutely took its fair share of "squeaky wheel" calls and emails from both Tim and I to my adjusters but it certainly paid off in the end when we were able to get the insurance to pay for virtually all we were asking for with little to no push back, assumingly because Tim knew what he was doing, and he knew what and how to document damages appropriately. Tim handles the money and he was incredibly easy to approach with any sort of questions and concerns whenever they arose, seeing as, I have obviously never gone through this process before. He would spend hours if it were necessary running through the numbers with me and explaining every confusing insurance obstacle. I had forked out so much money out of pocket prior to hiring Gulf Coast, but with them, they got paid when I got paid and they never asked me to pay them a dime out of pocket. There wasn't a single time I felt in jeopardy working with Gulf Coast and they restored my house to even better than it was before the hurricane. I have already sworn by Gulf Coast to anyone who mentions needing a contractor! They are honorable, trustworthy and magnificent at what they do. Their business card on my fridge is here to stay.