Getting rid of a nasty smell
Even better, they guaranteed that the cleaning and sanitizing would get rid of the odors or they would provide a full refund
After my daughter was born, my Dad came to visit for a few months to help out. He stayed downstairs in the basement away from the rest of the house. While I didn’t want to exclude him, this decision was intentional. You see, my dad smokes cigars and refuses to go outside. I did not want the smell of cigars lingering inside of our house! Unfortunately, even after my Dad left, the terrible smell was still everywhere in the house. It was upstairs, downstairs, in the home office, and in the bathroom. I tried cleaning the whole apartment from the top to the bottom, but the smell of cigars was still heavy in the air. I talked to a couple of the other mothers in the kids play group and learned that it might be helpful if I had a professional cleaning done on the ductwork in my home. I was interested in the service, but only if it was priced fairly. I contacted a special contractor that S=services ventilation systems, air duct, air cleaners, and air filtration systems. I made an appointment to have a free quote and evaluation. I refuse to spend money when I don’t want to, so I was preparing myself for a high pressure pitch from the salesperson. The ventilation system expert agreed that cleaning and sanitizing the ductwork was the best way to get rid of the cigar smell. Even better, they guaranteed that the cleaning and sanitizing would get rid of the odors or they would provide a full refund. After they gave the currency back guarantee, I knew I was sold on the ductwork sanitization.