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Cleaning Services in Poole

Cleaning Services In Poole

We are able to offer all our cleaning services within Poole and surrounding areas,Including Hamworthy, Upton, Creekmore, Broadstone, Corfe Mullen, The Lytchetts, Sandford, Wareham, Corfe Castle, Swanage). These include all our services to the commercial and retail businesses, industrial units and construction companies as well as one off cleans to our domestic customers.

Commercial Cleans;

• Regular Office Cleaning; from once per week to six times per week
• Regular Common Area Cleaning for property management companies
• One off commercial cleans; deep cleaning toilet areas, high level cleaning, carpet cleaning, ultra sonic blind cleaning, floor cleaning and polishing, care and maintenance of natural stone
• Ventilation ducting cleaning, extractor system cleaning; certifiable.
• Deep Kitchen Cleaning

Holiday Let Cleaning Service;

• Regular or irregular servicing for holiday let properties
• Can include laundry service
• Can include maintenance service
• For single properties or holiday parks

Industrial Cleaning Service within Poole area; (Aimed specifically at businesses within the Nuffield Industrial estate)

• One off deep cleans to warehouses, garages, industrial units, factories
• External cleans to industrial units
• Garage forecourt cleaning including oil spills
• Degreasing of floors

Domestic Cleaning Service To Poole

• One off cleans to student lets
• End of tenancy cleans
• Moving out cleans
• Moving in cleans
• One off spring cleans
• Carpet cleaning
• Oven Cleaning

Builders cleans in and around Poole

• Refurbishments
• Shopfitting
• Commercial premises new builds or refurbishments
• Industrial units, new builds or refurbishments
• Flats and houses

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During the English Civil War Poole was staunchly puritan and a Parliamentary stronghold within a mostly Royalist Dorset. Nearby, Wimborne and the Bankes family in nearby Corfe Castle had sided with King Charles. The walled town of Poole constantly under the threat of siege but remained one of Cromwell's strongholds until the end of the war. In 1646 with the Royalists on the verge of defeat, the Parliamentary army from Poole laid siege to Corfe Castle. The Royalists surrendered and Parliament ordered the destruction of the castle to ensure that it could never stand again as a Royalist stronghold. Upon the restoration of the monarchy Poole's defences were demolished on the orders of King Charles II.

The town continued to grow in importance despite the effects of piracy. In 1568, Poole was granted a greater amount of independence from Dorset when it was made a county corporate by the Great Charter of Queen Elizabeth I. The Great Charter also granted Poole the title of ‘the County of the Town of Poole’, a name it retained until the 18th century.

Poole established successful commerce with the North American colonies, including the important fisheries of Newfoundland that later resulted in significant lasting trade links.