Archive for November, 2016

Customer Location:

Sloane Square, Central London, SW3

The Challenge:

Meeting to discuss the needs of an organization is critical to the functioning of a business. And so, it is expected that the carpet in the board room of a thriving organization must endure constant traffic. It is also important that the environment is clean and inviting to provide productive stimulus and encourage the morale of its hard-working users.

So, traffic stains on the carpet in the board room of this noble enterprise was understandable.  However, ...

Customer Location:

Halo Building, Stratford, East London, e15

The Challenge:

Except when your soothing, heavily pigmented liquid friend hops out of the glass and gets unto your carpet – lightly coloured carpet at that, a glass of wine is everything, occasionally! Your nerves go on edge a little bit at the thought of how to get that strong wine stain out of your carpet.

Our customer in the Halo building had this problem when a bit of her lovely glass of red wine accidentally got ...

Customer Location:       

Elephant and Castle, London SE17

The Challenge:

Keeping a house clean can be a serious and daunting challenge..and it’s only the inhabitants of the house and a few guests triggering all that dust and dirt. Now, imagine the mess made in public environments where numerous persons must use, daily!  The cleanup challenge there is times bigger!

Home Maid Clean is a London cleaning company that caters to all types, sizes and degrees of cleaning jobs and we offer the whole range of cleaning ...

Customer Location:       

Plimsoll Building, Kings Cross, London N1C

The Challenge:

Moving into a brand new building is exhilarating, no doubt!

Everything is spanking clean, crisp and brand new!  No worries about dirty, filthy carpets or mouldy surroundings to cause allergies, and no problems with ugly dirt stains and strange soils to rob you of aesthetic therapy in your living environment.

So, one can imagine how frustrated our client in this brand new building was when the dreaded accident of spilling something unto his brand ...