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"Great experience. I hired them to clean my gutters and to recommend gutter covers. I was told honestly that gutter covers wouldn't work with my gutters. I'd recommend them for sure."

"LeafFilter doesn't clean gutters, they sell and install their LeafFilter Gutter products and only clean the gutters if you buy their product. I can't even begin to afford their product so I wasn't able to get my gutter cleaned by them."

"They did a great job installing my new gutters and gutter. Filter protection system. I thought their price was reasonable.And the service was great.I would highly recommend."

Have been cleaning carpets for about 30 years take pride in my work residential and commercial

Im very good at what i do. Very friendly and reliable.

I always like to make quality jobs, I have 5 years of experience, always make sure that my projects look the best possible and I’m very perfectionist with every detail

"They are excellent! They quoted me a really reasonable price compared to others. They were fast. They tore off the old and put on the new and were completed with the entire job, including cleaning up and leaving my house, within 45 min."

"They did a great job and have a great product. The true test for me was when I have two trees with helicopters. So the true test was to make sure that both helicopters would not get stock between the gutter. Their covers to the gutter are great. Both helicopters did not get stuck to the covers. Waited a long time to get someone to do the gutter and fina'ly found this company. It was really worth the wait. i would highly recommend them to everyone to do your gutters."

"Team arrived early and got started before I arrived home. I couldn’t believe how clean my windows looked afterward."

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I guess I felt a bit hoodwinked - and perhaps its just my naivete.  When I hear a deal that talks about getting 30 windows cleaned for $99, that's a great deal.  Apparently I didn't realize that 30 windows actually = 30 panes of glass.  i.e. two panes of glass in double hung window - so the amount of washing immediately is cut in half!  Add to that more complicated historic windows with multiple lights like I have on my first floor - and the amount available to be washed w/in the window of the deal is cut again. Admittedly, that was most likely in the fine print and I missed it, so my bad. 

So...while I went into this thinking I'd pretty much have a large majority of my exterior windows washed; I left the deal haggling/cajoling the window washers and making my own decisions on which windows were most important and thus washable w/in my cost cap.

Seems a bit disingenuous and a way to make more cash - knowingly selling something that cannot possibly cover a whole house exterior because of the way the "windows" are counted.

If all window washing companies work like this, well, now I know better for next time and will look for a better "deal" Angie...

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