Homeaglow

Homeaglow

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    • May 8, 2025
    • by Michael Sheridan
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    Poor Service and Unethical Practices

    Over two cleanings with two different cleaners who actually showed up, I dealt with multiple delays, stolen property, poor service, and unhelpful customer support. Their "62% off your first cleaning" deal is a scam โ€” it only applies if you commit to a six-month membership, and any refunds for incorrectly charged services are spread out over multiple cleanings. I was assigned a "premium cleaner" who outsources the work and sends cleaners with no profiles for vetting. Customer service always blames the "independent contractors" and never takes responsibility for bad service or low quality. Stay away from this scam!

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    • May 7, 2025
    • by Valerie Farber
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    Homeaglow is incredibly misleading. They advertise a $19 cleaning, but once you enter your credit card, youโ€™re unknowingly locked into a 6-month contract with $50 monthly chargesโ€”even if you never book another cleaning. I was charged $48 without scheduling a second visit. When I tried to cancel, they tried to charge me a $240 cancellation fee, which was never clearly disclosed or agreed to upfront. To make matters worse, the cleaner they sent damaged my blinds, and their customer support was slow to respond until I escalated the issue. This company uses deceptive tactics and hidden fees that should raise red flags. I've already filed complaints and will continue to warn others. Avoid themโ€”you're likely to end up paying way more than you expect for mediocre service and a lot of frustration.

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    • May 1, 2025
    • by Natalie lewis
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    Misleading Pricing and Unfair Charges

    This company is a scam. They trick people into signing membership contracts and falsely advertise a first service for $19, only to charge $89 after the job is done. Until they stop misleading customers and fix this, theyโ€™re headed for failure. If they donโ€™t do right by people, they wonโ€™t succeed.

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    • April 17, 2025
    • by Manuel Perez
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    Unprofessional and Shady Business Practices

    This company feels like a scam. They sent cleaners who were unprofessional and even tried to pressure me into paying extra. They sent me private invoices through text messages and stayed past the agreed time just to charge me more. On top of that, their subscription model is shady, and theyโ€™ve tried to overcharge me without my knowledge. Definitely not a service I would trust.

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    • January 28, 2025
    • by Paula Frighetti
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    Not a fan

    I did not have a good experience with Homeaglow. The website is confusing and difficult to navigate. Because I was told my house needed a deep clean, I purchased a 100% completely refundable six-hour cleaning for $79. When I went to schedule the cleaning, only three hour cleanings came up. Thinking maybe I needed to start with a three hour cleaning, I scheduled one. The site says to put in several different times to get the best chance to schedule, so I chose the next day as well. Then I received multiple emails and texts telling me that I had double booked. I canceled one of them and soon had a cleaning scheduled. On the day of the cleaning, the cleaner texted me to say she would be late, as a pipe had burst in her home. She assured me she was on her way. She didnโ€™t, however, tell me that she was taking the bus from the other side of town. She showed up an hour and a half late, with only time to do two hours because of my schedule. Homeaglow used two hours of my voucher to cover the work. The cleaner scheduled to make the last hour up in a few days. That day, I get another text telling me that she was going to be an hour and a half late because she didnโ€™t know the buses only ran on the hour on Sundays. She said she was on her way, but she never showed and didnโ€™t text me to say she wasnโ€™t going to. I let Homeaglow know and they gave me a voucher for the last hour. In the meantime, I was getting estimates from other cleaners unaffiliated with Homeaglow. I found one I liked and canceled my plan with Homeaglow. In order to cancel, they charged me $28 for the cleaning despite them using the voucher to cover it. I asked several times for a refund of the six hour voucher. This was their reply: โ€œI see that the 6-hour voucher that youโ€™ve purchased was applied to your first cleaning appointment. Since the voucher has already been used, this is no longer refundable. Only 2 hours has been used on your voucher. You still have a 3-hour voucher and a 1-hour voucher on your account. This will be applied one at a time. Your 3-hour voucher will be applied to your next cleaning appointment. Once this has been used, your 1-hour voucher will be applied to the next appointment.โ€ I did not want to continue to do business with Homeaglow, so I transferred the three hour voucher to a family member. I wonโ€™t be going back.

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