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Christmas Cleaning Offers

By Selclene Southeast
November 16, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Selclene Southeast

Posted November 16, 2017

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Posted November 16, 2017

Looking to give your home a spring clean for the Christmas Holidays? You need a cleaner to come in and make your life much easier and take away the chore of cleaning. We can provide you with a professional cleaner, fully vetted, insured and trained to come into your property and make it shine! We are currently booking spring cleans, deep cleans, moving in/out cleans and after building cleans with very competitive rates! So if you want a one off clean or even a more regular weekly clean we can arrange that for you, this side of Christmas! Call: 020 8698 6953 or follow the link: www.selclenesoutheast.co.uk

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