A Cleaner Group

After a cold and wet winter, organic stains on walls and floors will be more prominent. A Cleaner Group specialize in removing these stains. So if your planning to sell and want to maximise your investment return, improve your kerb appeal to sell or rent it quicker, then A Cleaner Group should be your first phone call. Free advise and quotes from Tom on 01225683707. https://youtu.be/mbRDQzsZoTc

When you turn up a job where the client wants a “chemical free” clean. When there is wood cladding and powder coated windows to contend with. Why is it the competition thinks they can baffle a client with science. They don’t want chemicals. We didn’t use any. High heat and low pressure. Happy chemical free clean for this customer.

Kerb appeal restored. We have a nice summer. But now the days get darker and wetter. That brings the return of nasty looking organic growth on the walls. The house looks dirty and if left untreated for long enough, will permanently discolour the wall. There are many ways to clean it correctly and safely. Now is a good time to get it under control and in many cases it will add value to your most expensive purchase. Get in contact for a free talk or have a free demonstration to see it with your own eyes. Call Tom on 07989581817

Test clean on Vinyl flooring in a restaurant. Food safe cleaning product. Job now confirmed for the rest of the clean.

External Render cleaning. It’s not just houses we clean. From a single wall to blocks of flats. Home or office. Garden shed to factory unit. We can clean it. Give you your kerb appeal back. A clean building is a sign of pride. Show you care. Call A Cleaner Group for a free test clean on 07989581817.

After the in house cleaners failed to make an impression on the patio they made the wise decision to call in a professional and have the job done properly.

Spring
External maintenance
Clear gutters and gullies of leaves and other debris, and check the state of rainwater goods.... Check the roof for excessive moss growth and loose or missing tiles. If the property is thatched, monitor the roof for signs of decay. Fit birdcages to chimney pots, if not already in place, to prevent birds from nesting in them. Use binoculars to check the state of your chimney stack. It may need repointing or the pot may need securing. Assess the state of your exterior paintwork. If you spot blistering or peeling, arrange for the exterior to be decorated when the weather is consistently warmer and drier. Check external walls for cracks in the brickwork or render and assess the state of the pointing. Clear leaves, soil and debris from the bases of walls to help prevent damp occurring. Ensure any air bricks are free from dirt and cobwebs. Clean the windows and check the state of the glass and frames. Take a look around your garden for signs of winter damage, such as cracked walls, decaying fences and plants that have not made it through the cold spells. Sweep and clean garden paths and maintain any decking, cleaning it annually to prevent the build up of a slippery moss surface. Clean external decoration, such as ornate terracotta work or stonework. Use a soft brush to sweep away dirt, only using a stiffer brush or damp cloth for more stubborn grime. Remember, you’re only trying to lift dirt to prevent build-up and overcleaning can cause damage.
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A large percentage of home buyers decide whether to look inside a house or pass based on curb appeal—the way the house looks on the outside from the street. You can ensure they want to come inside your house by spending some time working on the its exterior appearance. Owners and buyers don't look at a house the same way; owners usually can't see their house's faults. Decide right now to stop thinking of the property as a home.
It's a house—a commodity you want to sell for th...e highest POUND possible.
Curb Appeal Exercise The next time you drive up to your house, make note of the following:
Your first impression of the house and garden. The best exterior features of the house or garden. The worst exterior features of the house or garden. Park where a potential buyer would and walk towards the house, looking around you as if it were your first visit. Is the approach clean and tidy? What could you do to make it more attractive?
Take photos of the house's exterior. If you have a digital camera, view the colour versions first, then remove the colour and look at it in black and white. It's easier to see problems when colour isn't around to affect our senses.
Make a list of the problem areas you discovered. Tackle clean up and repair chores first, then put some time into projects that make the grounds more attractive.
Kill mold and mildew on the house, walkways, roof, or driveway. Stow away unnecessary garden implements and tools. Clean windows and gutters. Soft wash dirty walls and dingy decking. Edge walkways and remove vegetation growing between concrete or bricks.
Clean houses rent quicker and if your selling then you want to maximise your return
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Glad to see the back of that cold weather.