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Zoom Dry Carpet Cleaning

5.0 (6 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Carpet cleaning

Rug cleaning

Upholstery cleaning

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2 years ago

Would highly recommend. I have been using Chris for a couple of years now and he always does a great job and very dependable.

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Amazing results! Bathroom looks brand new! Due to construction in our home, the chaulk and grout…read morein the shower and floor looked horrible. It is so clean now and bright white!

We read the 5 star reviews and were super excited for their help. These reviews are misleading. The…read moreteam simply walked out on the job with no proper explanation other than not feeling it. TLDR: this is a low integrity team. I flew across the country to support my dad as he was receiving medical attention. It took a lot of time and energy to be present for their help. Here's what happened. Chris and his colleague showed up late. Three minutes into our conversation, Chris asks about payment. It was disconcerting as the job had yet to start and the payment was already arranged. Nevertheless, Chris and his colleague start setting up and we start gently asking questions about their process. It was our first time experiencing their work and we wanted to learn more. In the middle of setting up, Chris went outside. When he came back inside, he shared that he spoke to his boss and that they will leave the job. They didn't think we were a fit. I was shocked and expressed frustration. He had already came by in the past and approved the job. I had traveled across the country to be there. I asked for an explanation as to why. I was blown away: he had no explanation to share other than repeating himself. At one point, as I tried to understand why, he expressed something along the lines of not feeling it. I asked to speak to his boss and he refused to share his/her name or his/her contact information. As I expressed my frustration, he started to ignore me, packing his tools, chiding me for being frustrated for him leaving the job. This is backed up by video footage, including an apology--right before leaving--from Chris for wasting my time. It seems that our basic questions triggered a fear for them of losing payment. Thus, they decided to abandon ship instead of showcasing integrity for respecting their commitment. Afterwards, I called their office, sharing the story with a manager named Jenn. She said they'd call right back. It's now more than 24 hours. No call back. I'm sorry to say, this is a low-integrity team. If you're willing to take that risk, buyer beware. They may respond to this review, trying to mischaracterize our frustration as a turn-off to them. I want to be clear: we were kind and courteous in welcoming them to our home. We simply needed help and were willing to pay. We lost time, energy, and money to accommodate them being there. They came and left with little compassion for us. This is the last group of contractors you want in your home.

Barnes And Young Carpet Cleaning

Barnes And Young Carpet Cleaning

(21 reviews)

Penn Center, Rittenhouse Square

These are two young men are doing what they love. My carpet was clean a month ago, stains, I knew…read morewere not going to be removed, especially my flr rug, it looks brand new, however I was wrong.They are respectful, deligent, meticulous, efficient, and assiduous, They have my business forever and I recommend non other, Great job, fellows. My carpet still looks great. Thank you, again Ms Ingram

They accepted my booking on short notice for emergency cleaning of basement carpet and tile floor…read moreafter water main break affected finished basement. Reasonable price. Adding small tiled bathroom floor on another level was $60 extra but ended up costing me $350 beyond that when they knocked over tray of toiletries; they missed picking up my brand new night guard which was likely sucked up with their cleaning hose. I didn't notice til hours later -- too late to check their discharge bucket. Did nothing to cover their shoes, nor clean as they exited leaving wet footprints on waxed wood floors and just-cleaned tile floor. I had to damp-mop again after their cleaning. Did not clean carpeted stairs, which needed it even more after their soapy, wet shoes and hose left residue. I don't know if they are capable of being more careful and thorough if more advance scheduling is done. Still, they were very good to fit me in for emergency situation -- though rushed as they had other bookings. The carpet area dried well with my own blower on it for 24 hours. Cleaning that right away was my main concern.

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