Business ProfileforKunkel Wittenauer Group

Security deposit was partially returned for previous issues when I moved out. The Kunkel Wittenauer Group charged me $200 for carpet cleaning which per their requirements was to be professional cleaned, which I followed the legal terms of a professional cleaning and provided receipt. They claimed that the carpet was still stained. I took pictures myself of the stained carpets when I moved in as well as shown in their low-quality pictures from their move-in. They also charged me $200 for general cleaning. Looking at their low-quality pictures, it was clear that my cleaning crew did not clean the stove and dishwasher. They used pictures, most which were the same issues that were on the move-in report they provided me (trash left in cabinets, burn next to the heater/a/c, dirty main vent, piles of hair from the carpet cleaning, broken blind that wouldn't retract, blue stains and dirty shower/tub, black marks on the bathroom mirror which were damage from behind the mirror when I moved in, marks in the hall sliding closet) and added other pictures of a upper molding with space away from the wall with paint drops in the space from their previous paint job (since I did not paint the home), pictures of fresh dead flies on the window seals which is would have entered the house during carpet cleaning and died within the 4 days after they did the move-out report and included other pictures that were lacking from the move-in report to justify their charges. They charged me $104 to replace a blind in one of the bedrooms. The low-quality, blurred picture shows one blinds towards the center that was pushed down flat while the others were angled down and not showing any actual damage. I had to replace a larger blind in the kitchen that wouldn't retract, because I didn't have the proper evidence that it was broken before I moved in, and it didn't cost over $100. They sent me an email about my deposit and wouldn't provide the charges until I called and complained.