Everything Clean - Theresa Finelli

She left us to do the work and returned 3 hours later with a carpet cleaner and complained we were taking to long, that I was doing more than she had planned to do. But, being that it was moving furniture, trash and cleaning up an eviction aftermath, it would take some time to do it right, which is the standard that I follow, like it was my own home and I will clean everything, till I am satisfied with the work. Which for us includes the above list to clean, also walls, doorways and jams, window sills, blinds, carpets, base trim and corners with vacuum attachments and then going over it again with a clean wet rag and cleaner to get the dust that collects. I also did the mopping on my hands and knees again, cleaned the fridge and stove top; as was asked of me. Also the counter tops, cabinets, kitchen sink, bathroom and bedroom, windows and sliding glass door in the bedroom. My husband did the vacuuming, cleaned the bathroom, again because of the sloppy rush job she did, as is apparent with all her jobs, she likes to get in and get out leaving some of the most neglected parts of cleaning behind. Then she was telling my husband that she was going to give us only $100 for the job, then ended up only giving us $60 for 5 1/2 hours of work and complained that we were taking to long to get the job done. With the rate that we usually charge at $15 per hour per person plus gas, she owes us the remaining balance of our work order and refuses to pay us what we are hired for and breaking our backs and knees for the work we did, which is $169. We will not work for her again, because she will expect the same lousy rush job that she does, for less than minimum wage.