I was skeptical but now am a convert! There are still reliable, responsive, professional businesses out there that are good at what they do, work for your business and not try to upsell or pressure you into getting services you don't need. I highly recommend Green Line as they did a wonderful Job - from the time I called to ask about their services, to the time they text to confirm the carpet cleaning appointment (btw they even give you the cleaning technician's name Dmitry when they text to confirm the appointment), to the day the technician is on his way. Someone even calls you when there is no response on your end to confirm you're still good with the appointment. They even remind you to make sure the carpet is cleared of toys, or anything that will impede the cleaning. When the technician Dmitry was running into traffic, he had texted me to let me know. Then came the actual carpet cleaning. The floor was cleared, the carpet was sprayed. The carpet was cleaned thoroughly. Dmitry even asked you to inspect his work just to be sure you're happy. He even threw in the small hallway to the bathroom and the walk-in closet! Would definitely hire Green Line again. read more

He came out same day, did great work at a great price. Weird stains removed, 4 rooms in ninety minutes. Will definitely use again.

Very quick response and upfront with fair pricing. Was able to book one day in advance. Final price fell within the quoted range even after I failed to mention stairs which ran $2 a step. Quality of work was very thorough. Prompt and very polite. read more

Great job and very professional! Was able to come on short notice and got the pet smells and stains out of my couch.

I had the pleasure of working with owner and he is very responsive and professional. He called me 30 mins prior to coming out to make sure I am available. His pricing is fair and he did a tremendous job of cleaning my carpet for my new tenant. My tenants were extremely happy as they have seen the before and after. When he finished he was kind enough to leave shoes cover ans additional discount, which is an exceptional nice touch. I can go on and on, but you NEED to hire this company for your next cleaning. I promise you, you will not regret using him. Did I mentioned his professionalism, prompt services and fair pricing? Thank you so much for setting the bar so high. I will definitely be hiring your company for all my future needs. Thank you!!! read more

Avoid these people at all cost. My importantly the unnecessary costs to your pocket. Short story - the tech Dmitriy put the dryer hose on the vent and ran my dryer before he cleaned out the duct and fried the temperature sensor in the dryer. It costs me $50 to have it repaired and he wouldn't take that off of the price because he said it wasn't his fault.Then tried to raise his voice with me when I kept telling him it was his fault. If you want the long story keep reading. Long Story - Called for a dryer duct clean. Explained to the woman who answered: "I have a clog in my dryer vent that has been messing up my dryer. I tried cleaning it out myself and was able to get a bee hive and birds nest out but could feel another nest too deep for me to reach. I got a vent cleaning tool and the brush got stuck. The laundry room is accessed through the bathroom and the vent runs from the back bedroom and out of the shed out back." She told me it would be $99 for basic service, told me the payment options and set the appointment. The tech arrived at 9:09am for a 9am appointment, no biggie. I took him to the laundry room. I told him about the clog, my attempt to remove the clog, how he'll be able to see debris outside, my use of the cleaning tool and how the brush was stuck inside, showed him the broken tool on the floor and outlined how the duct runs through the house outside to the shed. He did an inspection and told me it would be $250 to do the service. He explained he needs to run his tool and vacuum through the duct, and with the way the duct runs and the brush bring stuck it makes matter worst. I said fine and he started his work. He ran his tool through the duct outside and it sounded like he got through pretty far. I went upstairs to check and nothing came through on the inside. He was coming upstairs as I was coming down. He went back out and started running his tool again. I went upstairs to see if the brush and any debris was going to push through but he had the dryer hose hooked up to the vent and the dryer running. I figured he had the clog cleared out and it was good to go. He then pulls out his vacuums and goes upstairs. I go up behind him to again see what came out the duct. He try's to start my dryer and it didn't start. He blew the temperature sensor on my dryer. He tells me that there was a lot of debris in the duct and he thinks he has a lot of it out but he doesn't know with the brush in the way. He try's sucking the brush in but it wouldn't move so he switched to the blower. He goes back out and runs his tool again and mountains of lent falls out. He runs another vacuum from outside and when he was done he came went back upstairs. I went outside to look at all of the debris. He came back outside and said now he has air flow. He then removed the brush and it was time to pay. I told him that the dryer would cost me $50 to repair. He went upstairs to look at the dryer but I knew it wouldn't work. He came back down and said he couldn't take anything out of the price because the dryer going out was not his fault. I told him that it was because he shouldn't have ran the dryer before he cleaned out the vent. He said he office didn't tell him about it or the brush. I told him I told him about the brush when he got here. I told him it is not his office or my responsibility to tell him something he should know which is not to connect the dryer until the duct is cleared. He said he needed to blow out the duct. I told him that's what his vacuums were for. He says again that his office didn't tell him. I tell him that I told his office and if they didn't communicate that with him then that was a company issue not mine. He then try's to raise his voice with me in front of my daughter. I told him not to raise his voice with me and from that point on I raised my voice and kept it up. He said he'd take $25 dollar of and I said no. It's going to cost me $50 so I need them to take $50 off. We went back and forth until I said fine write up the bill for $225 but I'll be leaving a review everywhere read more