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Recommendation for a cleaner

By jem10nz
October 21, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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jem10nz

Posted October 21, 2016

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Posted October 21, 2016

Good morning,

We are looking for a new cleaner. Sadly our cleaner is moving on to pastures anew and we would like someone incredibly reliable to replace her. It is general household duties, sometimes errands locally drycleaning etc. We are currently on two days a week Monday and Thursday or Friday, but this is flexible. We are looking for someones that likes animals (we have cats) and is punctual and able to think outside the box - take over the care of the house for us.

Many thanks

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