Business ProfileforJohnson & Glazebrook, Inc.

I moved into a townhome September 2021, and was told in June of 2023 that I had to be out of the home by July31st as the landlord wasnt going to renew the lease. After moving out they kept my entire deposit of $1,850 for miscellaneous things which I believe I was over charged for. They then tried to charge me over $2,000 for other things I for sure did not do. Theyre claiming someone smoked inside the home which was false as I had a toddler and a newborn in the home, and Im also not a smoker. They charged me two separate times for that same thing. Also, when i moved out I had someone cut the grass, per their request and the business charged me for law up keep. They also sent me photos of everything that was dirty in the home after I moved out, but some things I never touched like the laundry room (I never purchased a washer or dryer so everything in that area was the same as it was at move in), they said the dish washer was dirty which I also never used so it was the same as it was at move in. Also, they said there was no wear and tear from previous tenants but the counters and carpets had stains, the pantry was rusted, some of the cabinets had scuffs/missing paint, and part of the wall by the steps was missing (which i have picture proof of from move in). Theyre charging me $400 for general cleaning, $375 for not having the carpets professionally cleaned, $1,725 for sealing walls/floors due to smoke, $1,300 for HVAC cleaning due to smoke odor, $50 to replace blown light bulbs (just 1 in the entire home was blown), $50 to replace HVAC filters (I left a brand new pack when I moved out), $25 to remove trash (i sent proof of when the trash company was coming and when i had my services canceled), $40 to trim/cut grass, $180 for yard clean up, and $450 for odor treatments due to smoke/nicotine odors (this is the third charge that had to do with smoke which I said was false as there was no smoking in the home).