My advice is to check on Zillow.com for your home's square footage listing, (all homes have an estimated square footage on Zillow, whether they are for sale or not) and make sure it is accurate. Otherwise cleaning services, particularly this one, will use what they think is reliable and truthful information, yet is often in error, to set the prices for your services, very unfair.
Description of Work: I found this company on Angie's List and they had great reviews. I am sorry to say we couldn't come to an agreement on price. The gentleman, Gerald, or "Gerry" as he identified himself, was very polite. I told him the appx. square footage of my home. This house is a rental and we are moving out to a home we are buying, so we need a reputable, reliable cleaning service for our Move Out. This is our 18th move as a family, my husband is prior military, and we have lived in some very small homes and some very large ones (1200 square feet townhouse to a 5000+ square feet historic home on a Naval Air Station) so I am pretty educated on estimating square footage. The price Gerry quoted me over the phone, $270, which included the Angie's List discount, was very fair. The square footage of this house is about 3200 square feet. There is NO basement. However, within an hour Gerry called me back saying that he had gone to the Zillow.com website, (Zillow is a real estate website) and based on what was listed with this house on ZILLOW, the price would be $495.00. Wow, what a difference and how unfair! I explained that the owners of this house we are moving from are realtors and they had put the square footage in to attract customers. They had included the garage, the attic, and a large, unfinished, (not even dry walled) room as part of the square footage and that the listing was NOT accurate, there is not even a large laundry room, very small laundry 'area. I also explained that we have had a few cleaning services in the past, while living here, and they charged $100 - $150 per visit, that I didn't mind paying him a fair price, but I would NOT pay based on a fictional square footage listing on Zillow. He wouldn't budge. He was polite, but would not send out someone to estimate the costs based on the actual house, but insisted they 'always only' use what is listed on Zillow, and that was that. That is poor business practice, to say the least. We are moving into a home we are having built, we intended on finding a reliable cleaning service once we got settled. Unfortunately for Amazon Cleaning, it won't be them.