Cleaning Company in Crouch End, London

Our cleaning company proudly provides quality professional cleaning services to residential and commercial facilities in Crouch End. The qualified cleaning professionals, that we provide, will leave your house sparkling clean, with special attention paid to the details. You can be sure that your satisfaction is our number one goal!
You want to know your home or office will be cleaned just the way you want it. The Crouch End cleaning company guarantees it - every time! If our customer is not completely satisfied, we will happily come back and re-clean whatever is in question at no additional charge.
Our cleaning company in Crouch End employs only staff members who are professional, friendly and experienced. We pride ourselves on offering top quality cleaning services and remaining competitively priced.
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Covered postcodes: N8

Crouch End is an area of north London, in the London Borough of Haringey. The area is in the Hornsey and Wood Green constituency. Crouch End is in a valley between Crouch Hill and Highgate to the south and west, Hornsey to the east, and Muswell Hill and Alexandra Park to the north. It is seen by many as a desirable area to live in and has a pleasant town centre with many shops and restaurants. It is on many bus routes, and though it has no Tube station of its own it is not too far from Highgate Tube, and from Hornsey and Crouch Hill railway stations. However, it has also gained a reputation for perceived pretentiousness and high self regard among its mainly middle class inhabitants. The town featured in the 2004 book "Crap Towns," (edited by Sam Jordison) for these reasons. There is a high concentration of actors, media industry workers and artists in the town, commonly referred to as 'nouvous crouche,' which does nothing to subtract from the stereotype of Crouch End as a "champagne socialist" haunt. Famous residents have included Neil Morrisey, Sean Hughes and members of the band Travis.

In the 1990s Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics had a recording studio on Crouch Hill. According to legend, he invited Bob Dylan to drop in any time he felt like it. Bob took him up on his offer, but the taxi driver dropped him off on the adjacent Crouch End Hill. Bob knocked on the door of the supposed home of Dave Stewart and asked for Dave. By accident, the plumber who lived there was also called Dave. He was told that Dave was out, and would he like to wait and have some tea? Twenty minutes later the plumber returned and asked his wife whether there were any messages. "No", she said, " but Bob Dylan's in the living room having a cup of coffee".

A red-brick clock-tower dominates the north end of Crouch End Broadway. Henry Williams was a local wine-merchant who led the campaign to preserve Highgate Woods against threatened development. Among its more prominent buildings is Hornsey Town Hall, formerly the headquarters of the Hornsey district council, which governed the area until the creation of the larger Haringey Council.

Nearest Places
- Archway
- Muswell Hill
- Highgate
- Turnpike Lane
- Finsbury Park
- Stroud Green Road

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