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Hello,


I've been using Summerbird Cleaning for a few years. Brian is fantastic at communication and organising our cleans and I have always been impressed by Edith, our cleaner - reliable, thorough and flexible. They do regular and one off services - i've used both.


https://www.summerbird.co.uk

Brian: 07443 118 585

  • 3 weeks later...

Hello! My name is Imaculada Nunes I am a cleaner.

I have been in this field for about 12 years.

I am an honest, reliable and friendly person.

I always try to give my best within my capabilities.

I?m polite, have a good sense of humour, punctual and tactful.

If you need I have references!

I am fully flexible and ready to start as soon as possible.

So if you are interested just text or call me on this number

07576898585.

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