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Recommendation for Cleaner - Honor Oak Park

By chesterpuss81
July 22, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted July 22, 2015

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Posted July 22, 2015

We're looking for recommendations from anyone that has a fantastic cleaner that could come and regularly clean our 3-bed house in Honor Oak Park. We've really struggled in the past finding someone that cleans to a good and consistent standard. I'm looking for recommendations from other users rather than approaches from cleaners, really struggling to find anyone I feel happy about trusting enough to give a go and the agency websites are so faceless that I'm nervous about who we'd actually be getting.

We just need dusting, hoovering and hard floor cleaning, bathroom cleaning, kitchen surfaces/sink. Not after anything extra like washing or ironing, except for maybe an occasional oven clean. Potentially a few hours a week or fortnightly, but to be discussed/advised. Just need someone to keep on top of it for us! Would ideally like someone that speaks reasonable English as think this has been a problem in the past with things getting lost in translation.

Many thanks

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