Ultra Clean Service CorporationSewage Cleanup in Minneapolis, MN

Hunter was a professional in every sense. He thoroughly answered our questions and was quick with his work. I would definitely recommend Ultra Clean Service to anyone concerned with mold inspection, and potential mitigation and restoration. My experience was a good one, in large part to Bob the day before on the phone and Hunter on-site!

I had an excellent experience with Ultra Clean Service Corporation. Deborah’s communication was prompt and clear, and Hunter’s expertise was truly phenomenal. As a Realtor, I’ll be recommending them to clients and using them as my go-to for anything in this category. Couldn’t be happier—highly recommend!

I have a friend who runs a small business, and his philosophy is that he wants people to feel good when they pay him. Paying Ultra Clean felt like being robbed. The extent of their service was to send a twenty-year-old kid to plug in a dehumidifier and do a few asbestos tests. The price? A cool $2,300. After digging into their invoice, it was clear that Ultra Clean over-billed me on multiple items. Their own evidence shows they did under two hours of labor, but I was billed for 3.5. Photos show their workers didn’t use PPE, but I was billed for PPE. They billed me for two hours of “coordination”, a number that defies belief when physical labor maxed out at two hours. They added two fees that totaled $600 without any real justification. When I asked Ultra Clean to explain their billing, they told me to ask ChatGPT. After a week’s worth of back and forth, they hit me with this gem: “These are not inflated prices, these are industry standard line items.” To which I say, the lady doth protest too much, methinks. Cherry on top: Ultra Clean quoted me $15K to do the repair on my home. I declined. A second company completed the work for $2,700. When I pushed back on the billing discrepancies, their ambulance-chaser of a lawyer filed a lien on my property and threatened foreclosure. Once it hit that point, paying Ultra Clean was simply cheaper than fighting them. Which seems to be their actual business model. If you search Minnesota court records, you can see that they’re doing this sort of thing almost weekly. They’ve had multiple lawsuits against them. They’ve changed their business’ name a couple times too, and each one has the same reputation for terrible service and billing practices. And their scummy billing practices don’t stop just because you’ve paid them. After everything, Ultra Clean tried to get me to fork over another $1K in legal fees. I didn’t—they had improperly filed the lien before the invoice was even due. Apparently they know their way around the legal system but struggle with a calendar. All said and done, I would’ve rather been robbed. At least then I would’ve gotten exactly the treatment I expected.