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Hilda's General cleaning accepts Cash and PayPal payments. Affordable flat rates. We also provide special rates on holidays.
Hilda's General cleaning accepts Cash and PayPal payments. Affordable flat rates. We also provide special rates on holidays.
References Free estimates Great rates Flexible Cleaning windows Refrigerator Stove
References Free estimates Great rates Flexible Cleaning windows Refrigerator Stove
Invited Sales by Tracy Jordan In addition to services offered from your home, Invited Sales owns and operates a 5000 square foot consignment shop and auction house located at 839 Stewart Avenue in Garden City,(behind the Garden Gourmet Deli and across the street from the main postal processing center). Conveniently located a quarter mile from the Meadowbrook Parkway and 20 miles from New York City, we serve homeowners and commercial properties located in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Invited Sales sells personal property at a fair market value ranging from home decor, costume jewelry, and collectibles to artwork, silver, gold and collectible cars. Appointments for consignments can be made 7 days a week by calling the store directly, 516-279-6378. Invited Sales is licensed and insured and referred mostly by local realtors, estate attorneys, American Association of Appraisers and word of mouth. It is not uncommon for us to provide services several times in one family. References are available upon request at any time.
"After my mother passed away in the summer of 2020, I entered into a contract with Tracy Jordan and her company “Invited Sales”. For $1,000, I hired her to have an estate sale of the content in my mother’s 3-story Roslyn property. She also agreed to sell a few items from my home. The higher-priced belongings were to be sold via Online Auction. Items that didn’t sell via auction and everything else in the house would be sold at a tag sale in my mother’s home. She also told me about her “warehouse” where she can take items to be sold later. When signing the contract, I was told that it’s “better” for me not to be there the day of the tag sale. Unfortunately I now know why. As we had just changed the locks, I gave her the new lockbox combination. The only people that had access to the house at this time were my brother-in-law (owner of the house), Tracy and myself. For an additional charge, Tracy offers the option of a full-house cleanout to discard all remaining contents of the house immediately following the sale. I did not opt for this service, so naturally I would expect that anything not sold would remain in the house. That was definitely not the case. When I went to the house the next day, there was garbage, empty boxes, coffee cups, cigarette butts, etc, on the front porch and the front lawn. When I went inside, it was completely turned upside-down. I saw many items missing from the house that I could only assume were sold in the tag sale. It is stated in the contract that the itemized list of what was sold would take a while to put together. When I received the list a month later, I was shocked. It looked like somebody made up a random list of 26 household items with prices. So much was missing from my mother’s home that was unaccounted for. Some of them being: 1. A queen size bed in my mother’s bedroom (mattress, boxspring, frame) The very day of the sale her own employee told me on the phone that the bed “just sold” (we were speaking to coordinate a customer coming to another location for an item pickup) When I questioned Tracy about it, first I was told “they had to move it outside so people could get around during the tag sale. I’m supposed to believe that a queen size bed was taken down a flight of stairs for this? When I signed the contract, she told me that “no more than 10 people at a time were allowed in the house due to Corona restrictions.” So 10 people “shopping” in a 3-story home required a bed to be moved? The spare bedroom bed was still there. 2. A 60 year-old, 63" x 43" framed painting of a large Geisha Girl (also in my mother’s bedroom) 3. 50 Rocky Horror Anniversary movie posters that her own appraiser told me prior would do “well” in the tag sale 4. 45 Boxed Paula Young Wigs 5. Children’s skates & sporting equipment (Roller skates, ice skates, 2 Adidas Soccer bags, etc.) She did claim that a pair of boots sold, but they were in the box along with these. The whole box was gone. A day or two after the sale Tracy had asked me if it was OK to go into the house with a customer so they could disassemble and remove the chair lift system that they had bought at the tag sale. I said “Sure”. When I went to the house after that, there was a huge hole on the angled ceiling that was made while removing the stair lift. When I contacted her about it, she was very dismissive. She actually said to me “Houses that are sold today are sold as-is” implying that it was no big deal. When pushed, she asked the customer who took it to pay for the damage. The implicit dishonesty is built right into her business model. If she does a full “House Cleanout” service after the tag sale, who’s to know what items were legitimately sold or ended up on her “Warehouse” shelves. After the pain of losing a parent, for someone to take advantage of you is completely despicable. After receiving the tag sale item list in September, I was also met with a very dismissive attitude when I asked about all of the missing items. As I explained to her, I was not looking to make any significant amount of money, but just wanted what’s rightfully mine. My reason for sharing this experience is not for any compensation. People who use her services after a loss are already emotionally vulnerable. I don’t want anyone else to be taken advantage of like I was."
J F on March 2021
Invited Sales by Tracy Jordan In addition to services offered from your home, Invited Sales owns and operates a 5000 square foot consignment shop and auction house located at 839 Stewart Avenue in Garden City,(behind the Garden Gourmet Deli and across the street from the main postal processing center). Conveniently located a quarter mile from the Meadowbrook Parkway and 20 miles from New York City, we serve homeowners and commercial properties located in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Invited Sales sells personal property at a fair market value ranging from home decor, costume jewelry, and collectibles to artwork, silver, gold and collectible cars. Appointments for consignments can be made 7 days a week by calling the store directly, 516-279-6378. Invited Sales is licensed and insured and referred mostly by local realtors, estate attorneys, American Association of Appraisers and word of mouth. It is not uncommon for us to provide services several times in one family. References are available upon request at any time.
"After my mother passed away in the summer of 2020, I entered into a contract with Tracy Jordan and her company “Invited Sales”. For $1,000, I hired her to have an estate sale of the content in my mother’s 3-story Roslyn property. She also agreed to sell a few items from my home. The higher-priced belongings were to be sold via Online Auction. Items that didn’t sell via auction and everything else in the house would be sold at a tag sale in my mother’s home. She also told me about her “warehouse” where she can take items to be sold later. When signing the contract, I was told that it’s “better” for me not to be there the day of the tag sale. Unfortunately I now know why. As we had just changed the locks, I gave her the new lockbox combination. The only people that had access to the house at this time were my brother-in-law (owner of the house), Tracy and myself. For an additional charge, Tracy offers the option of a full-house cleanout to discard all remaining contents of the house immediately following the sale. I did not opt for this service, so naturally I would expect that anything not sold would remain in the house. That was definitely not the case. When I went to the house the next day, there was garbage, empty boxes, coffee cups, cigarette butts, etc, on the front porch and the front lawn. When I went inside, it was completely turned upside-down. I saw many items missing from the house that I could only assume were sold in the tag sale. It is stated in the contract that the itemized list of what was sold would take a while to put together. When I received the list a month later, I was shocked. It looked like somebody made up a random list of 26 household items with prices. So much was missing from my mother’s home that was unaccounted for. Some of them being: 1. A queen size bed in my mother’s bedroom (mattress, boxspring, frame) The very day of the sale her own employee told me on the phone that the bed “just sold” (we were speaking to coordinate a customer coming to another location for an item pickup) When I questioned Tracy about it, first I was told “they had to move it outside so people could get around during the tag sale. I’m supposed to believe that a queen size bed was taken down a flight of stairs for this? When I signed the contract, she told me that “no more than 10 people at a time were allowed in the house due to Corona restrictions.” So 10 people “shopping” in a 3-story home required a bed to be moved? The spare bedroom bed was still there. 2. A 60 year-old, 63" x 43" framed painting of a large Geisha Girl (also in my mother’s bedroom) 3. 50 Rocky Horror Anniversary movie posters that her own appraiser told me prior would do “well” in the tag sale 4. 45 Boxed Paula Young Wigs 5. Children’s skates & sporting equipment (Roller skates, ice skates, 2 Adidas Soccer bags, etc.) She did claim that a pair of boots sold, but they were in the box along with these. The whole box was gone. A day or two after the sale Tracy had asked me if it was OK to go into the house with a customer so they could disassemble and remove the chair lift system that they had bought at the tag sale. I said “Sure”. When I went to the house after that, there was a huge hole on the angled ceiling that was made while removing the stair lift. When I contacted her about it, she was very dismissive. She actually said to me “Houses that are sold today are sold as-is” implying that it was no big deal. When pushed, she asked the customer who took it to pay for the damage. The implicit dishonesty is built right into her business model. If she does a full “House Cleanout” service after the tag sale, who’s to know what items were legitimately sold or ended up on her “Warehouse” shelves. After the pain of losing a parent, for someone to take advantage of you is completely despicable. After receiving the tag sale item list in September, I was also met with a very dismissive attitude when I asked about all of the missing items. As I explained to her, I was not looking to make any significant amount of money, but just wanted what’s rightfully mine. My reason for sharing this experience is not for any compensation. People who use her services after a loss are already emotionally vulnerable. I don’t want anyone else to be taken advantage of like I was."
J F on March 2021
12 Years of Cleaning Experience and even more years of learning what people truly want. We're serious about our service, One Price, One Quality, One Result.
12 Years of Cleaning Experience and even more years of learning what people truly want. We're serious about our service, One Price, One Quality, One Result.
Dow Power Clean LLC is residential and commercial cleaning service. We are located in New York City, where we treat every home like it's our own. Our team is full of professional cleaners that use the most efficient and eco friendly techniques, products and technology all at an affordable price in order to leave a smile on both our customers and our environment. Here at Dow Power Clean LLC we focus on building long lasting and trustworthy relationships with all our customers . We would love a chance to work with you and start building our relationship so please don't be afraid give us a call at (877) 234-3928 if you have any more questions. We our currently having a special promotion of 20% off for all new customers. Please call for more details
Dow Power Clean LLC is residential and commercial cleaning service. We are located in New York City, where we treat every home like it's our own. Our team is full of professional cleaners that use the most efficient and eco friendly techniques, products and technology all at an affordable price in order to leave a smile on both our customers and our environment. Here at Dow Power Clean LLC we focus on building long lasting and trustworthy relationships with all our customers . We would love a chance to work with you and start building our relationship so please don't be afraid give us a call at (877) 234-3928 if you have any more questions. We our currently having a special promotion of 20% off for all new customers. Please call for more details
We're now offering a Promotion for all brand new clients who sign up for weekly cleaning services. Every fourth cleaning is half price regardless of which package you choose! Remember to mention PromoCode- RareDiamonds for this limited time special offer!
We're now offering a Promotion for all brand new clients who sign up for weekly cleaning services. Every fourth cleaning is half price regardless of which package you choose! Remember to mention PromoCode- RareDiamonds for this limited time special offer!
Apple Eco-Cleaning is a worker-owned cooperative that offers professional eco-friendly cleaning services to homes, offices and post-construction sites across all five boroughs of New York City. We aim to improve the working conditions of our members through the creation of dignified living wage jobs and the development of leadership and workplace democracy. WHY CHOOSE APPLE ECO-CLEANING? • Green Cleaning: We care about your health and we clean your home with organic and environmentally-friendly cleaning products. Minimizes asthma attacks caused by chemical products • Worker-owned model: We create jobs in which 100% of profits go to the worker. With a motivated and committed team, we ensure the highest quality service. • Professional work: We possess years of professional cleaning experience and as a cooperative we are committed to ongoing training. • 10% Off: We offer 10% off your first cleaning, your regular cleaning and if you refer us to another client.
Apple Eco-Cleaning is a worker-owned cooperative that offers professional eco-friendly cleaning services to homes, offices and post-construction sites across all five boroughs of New York City. We aim to improve the working conditions of our members through the creation of dignified living wage jobs and the development of leadership and workplace democracy. WHY CHOOSE APPLE ECO-CLEANING? • Green Cleaning: We care about your health and we clean your home with organic and environmentally-friendly cleaning products. Minimizes asthma attacks caused by chemical products • Worker-owned model: We create jobs in which 100% of profits go to the worker. With a motivated and committed team, we ensure the highest quality service. • Professional work: We possess years of professional cleaning experience and as a cooperative we are committed to ongoing training. • 10% Off: We offer 10% off your first cleaning, your regular cleaning and if you refer us to another client.
There are several things to know before hiring a house cleaner to do any work on your home.
What services do they offer?
Do they work alone or with a company?
Do they have any references you can check?
Do they conduct background checks on employees?
When can they get you an estimate?
Do they have insurance?
Do they offer a guarantee?
How do they set rates?
Do they bring cleaning supplies and equipment?
Do you need to be home when they clean?
What arrangements do you need to make for pets?
Is there a written contract?
The average cost to hire a house cleaner is between $30 and $50 per hour. Costs vary depending on house size, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and the type of cleaning you want. Deep cleaning will be more expensive since it requires more time and effort to move furniture and clean hard-to-reach areas compared to a standard cleaning session.
The average house cleaner cost is around $180, which should cover about four hours of work. However, each project is different and costs can range from $100 to $1,000, depending on the house size and the cleaning needed. Other cost factors can include your location and what level of cleaning you want. Standard or basic cleaning may include vacuuming, dusting, and disinfecting the kitchen and bathrooms. Deep cleaning costs about twice as much and often includes cleaning behind and underneath furniture, washing windows, and polishing hard-to-clean surfaces. Emergency cleaning, extreme cleaning, and holidays also impact pricing. Move-in and move-out cleaning typically cost more, too, because of the extensive, whole-house cleaning involved.
No, house cleaners do not necessarily need to be certified or licensed. Each state has its own requirements for licensing and certifications for companies, but most states don't require any special training to clean a home. Be sure to check our state licensing tool to review the local house cleaner guidelines.
Although tipping is not a requirement, many people tip house cleaners around 10% to 15% of the final cleaning cost. Some people tip as much as 20% or more, but it’s up to your discretion. Rather than tipping each cleaning session, you can also tip monthly or give the house cleaner a holiday bonus. There are no rules for tipping, but if your house cleaner did a great job it’s encouraged.
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