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10 Bucks A Room

Firm: 10 Bucks A Room

1092 St Georges Ave , Rahway , New Jersey 07065

Practice Areas: Home Cleaning, Office Cleaning, Carpet Cleaning

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“I had just moved into a new home which was filthy, so I was desperate when I agreed to pay this company $400 for a 4-hour deep clean of just 2 kitchens and...”

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