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10-26-2014, 11:25 AM
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Anyone have Maid Services
Hi all wife and I are thinking about Maid Services as we are in our 60s, our house is 2500 sq and we are now taking care of my wife's fathers house which is 3500 sq and working full time ( knock wood ) it's getting to be to much, question is how are rates and are you happy with what you pay for and is there any questions we should ask or services you think should or shouldn't be used.
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10-28-2014, 08:04 AM
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Lots of stories from friends and relatives of theft. I have also run across several criminal women who clean houses some who are or are married to career thieves. I think you are better off getting a person who is the business owner to clean your place. I would also put cameras in to keep an eye on them. I have heard way too many stories about theft to think I would get lucky.
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10-28-2014, 12:37 PM
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Search for personal references from co-workers, friends, etc. We ended up hiring a woman that my mom used for years. She even came to my mom's funeral, so I hired her right away.
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