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Cleaner recommendation

By MDMDPD
March 27, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted March 27, 2019

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Posted March 27, 2019

For anyone looking for a cleaner, I can recommend Lilly, a local mum who runs a small team of cleaners. We have used Lilly?s company for over a year and have been very pleased with the standard. We have the same lady every week, but because there?s a team of them, we?ve always been sent a replacement if anyone has been away or ill, so have never missed a clean. The cleaners are always polite and friendly and seem to get so much done in the time they have at my house! They have always been trustworthy too. We are really happy with the service.

Contact Lilly on 07791293900

Also, just read the admin post about fake recommendations. This is real! Lilly is local and her kids go to the same school as my son. She has a Facebook page (Lilly?s Maid) and is often popping up on local forums, so you can probably google/Facebook her if you are unsure.

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