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By hairandeyes
March 25, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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hairandeyes

Posted March 25, 2014

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Posted March 25, 2014

Hello,

(I would ideally like 2 people to work together at the same time)

I need someone very good to clean, dust and tidy up to a high standard. i need someome who can get on with the work without me having to tell them too much about what needs to be done.

I would also like someone to organize and tidy. For example I have had to leave the house in a hurry and my childrens rooms are a mess, i would like someone to tidy the rooms, make the beds etc..

would you be interested in this?

I would need 2 references and photo proof of your name and address.

I would like this to be a regular position for the correct person or people.

Please email [email protected] or text me 07545776578

Thanks

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