San Francisco Cleaning and Home Services

People who have had the pleasure of working with Miguel Iraheta frequently comment on his sincerity. He always provides honest assessments of the work that needs to be performed, honest prices, and honest estimates on the time involved to get the work done. Miguel will also honestly admit that his services aren’t known for their speed, but that’s because he fills every moment on a job site with an obsessive attention to detail. He meticulously tapes down coverings over carpets, flooring, light switches, power outlets, and stationary pets, and he fills cracks and holes before covering them in paint with an artist’s eye for color combinations.

If it has information on it, American Shredding probably can destroy it. The paper pros began shredding for IBM in 1982, and to this date still boast a record of never compromising or losing a piece of information. In addition to mobile and offsite paper shredding, they can pulverize other materials such as plastic, data tapes, and retail products. They also can destroy hard drives with a process that complies with Department of Defense and NSA regulations, instead of just dumping them into a perfectly good pot of beef stew. With a commitment to the environment, American Shredding recycles every piece of paper, metal, and plastic that it destroys.

Inspired by their twin boys, the family behind Green Heat Services decided to create a company that would improve the energy efficiency and health of their home. They had been in the indoor-heating-and-cooling business for more than a quarter century, and so applied their knowledge toward rounding up a capable crew and streamlining the experience for their patrons. A licensed HVAC technician oversees each team during installations and commands the use of vigorous carpet cleaners and truck-mounted, portable, black-hole-powered vacuums. In addition to helping families breathe easier via cleaner indoor air, the business lowers blood pressure by scheduling their visits in two-hour increments, rather than having clients wait all day for crews to arrive.

With a rich history dating back to 1886, Sears is a recognizable and celebrated institution that furnishes families with home decor, clothing, and appliances. Sears Home Services furthers the company's resolve to exceed the expectations of its customers, sending professionals to abodes to gussy up carpets, clean tile and grout, and rid air ducts of dust, pollen, dander, and stashed Sears Roebuck catalogs from 1956. The establishment also boasts weekend appointment options, free cleaning estimates, and carpet protectors designed to shield floor coverings from stains.

During a more than 30-year history, Brenda's Cleaning Personnel has sent sundry sets of keen eyes and agile hands to scour homes and slay household dirt. What began as a simple referral service for basic tidiers has expanded to include a range of specialists in window and carpet cleaning, moving services, and even Christmas-light installations, but the business's original goals prevail in the focused determination of its fully insured cleaning professionals. During each household cleaning session, the crews scrub countertops, vacuum floors, polish kitchen appliances, and bring sinks, tubs, and toilets to a sparkle that could inspire a museum curator to open a bathroom gallery.

Thanks to Fire House Hauling, you don't have to set your garage ablaze to get fire department trainees to carry away your junk. That's because the company's staff of junk removers consists of aspiring firefighters, who develop strength and agility for the job by collecting unwanted furniture, scrap, and waste from houses and commercial sites and hauling it away. They need all the endurance they can get to handle the task, too, especially when they're clearing out the type of house they tackled on A&E's Hoarders.

The process is simple. Fire House Hauling's crews swing by in their trucks and scoop up any nonhazardous materials, from unwanted furniture and construction waste to appliances and human answering machines. The considerate staff flexes more than just its muscles, however; they also sweep up any leftover debris, and afterward they sort through the truckloads of junk so that they can recycle items or donate them to Goodwill.