Cleaning Company in East Sheen, London

We specialize in new home and business construction cleaning including frame sweeps, paint sweeps, window cleaning, final cleans, re-cleans, and power washing. We also offer office cleaning, showroom cleaning, and initial clean-up services.
Our East Sheen cleaning company is customer focused and customer driven. Our business philosophy of local cleaning company, with related capabilities, is the key to our success in East Sheen. Let us put our cleaning capabilities to work for you. The leadership team, working at the East Sheen cleaning company is responsible and accountable for the company's integrity. And finally, we have a vision that is constant and unwavering: To be our customers' best supplier.
Let our team visit your facility, learn about your needs and give you our professional opinion.

Covered postcodes: SW14

East Sheen is a green and leafy mainly residential area, with its main high street being the Upper Richmond Road, which contains many high street shops and facilities. The close proximity to Sheen Gate of the vast Richmond Park means that houses in 'parkside' East Sheen are much in demand, and thus very expensive. Other facilities include Palewell Common, which has a playground, playing fields and a pitch and putt course, and East Sheen Common—a separate wooded area adjoining the park. There are a number of local schools, most centrally being Sheen Comprehensive.

Public transport is mainly London buses, as the nearest train station is Mortlake to the north, and the nearest Tube stations are East Putney, Kew Gardens station and Richmond. Buses run to, amongst other destinations, Hammersmith, Richmond, Putney and Tooting. According to H. G. Wells' book The War of the Worlds, Sheen was destroyed when the fifth Martian invasion cylinder impacted in the midst of the town. It was in these ruins that the book's narrator described the activities of the Martians. It is part of the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. Indeed the neighbouring area of Richmond was originally called Sheen, before being changed by King Henry VIII.

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