Response from Zerorez of Savannah & the Lowcountry
First off, the only dealings we ever had with this person was on June 15th of 2012, why she waited three years until August 12th of 2015 to post a review is strange. Secondly, we had only been in business for nine months when we did work for her and have since found we cannot schedule/perform an appointment for less than $100 which is now our minimum charge, she paid $84.00, not the $125.00 she claimed. Thirdly, there were several spots where urine had been introduced to the carpet which she said nothing about when she scheduled the appointment. Our technician had to explain to her, cleaning the carpet fibers (which is the concept of standard carpet cleaning) does nothing for urine or any other contamination whether it be coffee, juice or whatever that's made it down into the carpet backing, the pad or even the sub floor. We have the means to address those issues but it's not included in the basic carpet cleaning procedure as it requires additional time and product. She was apparently appalled at the fact she would be charged additional fees to address issues she didn't mention when she scheduled the appointment. Fourth and finally, the concept that she told him to leave but he stayed and did the work anyway is even more bizarre as we would never decide to remain in someone's home if we were told to leave. The fact of the matter is, our technician went ahead and did the urine treatments on multiple spots at no charge, then cleaned all of the carpet and although she got exactly what she wanted for a whole $84.00, she still found it in her heart to complain. The following is our technicians notes added to our system at the time the work was completed: Customer claimed was not told about additional pet treatment costs or enviro fee. I performed extensive water claw treatments on all pet spots. After cleaning carpet looked great. Pictures were taken of all spots where there were pet problems. All pet treatments were done at no charge. Room was larger than an oversized area.