• Commercial Window Cleaning
• Industrial Cleaning
• Office Cleaning
• Retail Cleaning
• The Local Cleaning Company

Winchester Cleaning Services

Cleaning in and around the Winchester area

We have specialist cleaners for builders cleans, kitchen cleans, ducting cleans, marble polishing, high level cleaning, warehouse cleans, chiller cleans, carpet cleaning, oven cleaning , and domestic one off cleans in Winchester and surrounding areas including; King's Worthy, Oliver's Battery, Badger Farm, Twyford, Owlsbury, Otterbourne, Sparsholt, Littleton, Worthy Down, Micheldever, New Arlsford

Commercial Cleaning Services in Winchester and surrounding localities;

• One off cleans for situations such as periodic deep cleans of toilet areas; carpet cleaning; high level atrium cleans; 
• Escalator cleaning; using the most up to date equipment
• Deep kitchen cleans for canteens, cafes, restaurants, hotels. Hygeine certificates provided.
• Ventilation Ducting cleaning and extraction system cleaning for all food outlets.
• Granite, marble, limestone cleaning and polishing
• Ultra sonic blind cleaning
• Sealing and stripping floors
• Clear ups and cleans for Social services and other appropriate charity bodies.
• Descaling and cleaning swimming pool and spa surrounds
• Student let cleaning

Industrial Cleaning Services in Winchester

• Internal cleans to warehouses from ceiling to floor including racking
• Internal cleans to ceilings, walls and floors of chillers and freezers in food distribution sites
• Degreasing of factory and warehouse floors.
• Full external cleans to fascias, gutters, roofs.
• Degreasing and cleaning of machinery
• High level cleaning

Construction Cleaning Services in Hampshire

We specialise in builders cleans, sparkle cleans, and post refurbishment cleans, and can carry these out for private individuals who have had their homes refurbished; for builders carrying out new
builds or refurbishments; for large contractors working on commercial or large scale projects. We are extremely experienced at meeting the demands of site managers and project managers, working to tight
deadlines and as handover approaches working with and around the other trades. Our cleaning for builders cleans and sparkle cleans is always to an exceptionally high standard. 

As well as the internal builders clean we can also do the external clean to the glazing and fascia.

We can also of course run the regular clean of site welfare facilities.

Domestic Cleaning Services in Hampshire

• We carry out one off cleans for domestic customers
• One off spring cleans
• Moving out cleans
• Moving in cleans
• End of Tenancy cleans (to see approximate costs follow the link)
• Builders cleans
• Clearances and deep cleans
• Trauma cleans
• Removal of urine odour from floor boarding particularly cat's!
• Common area cleaning

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Interesting history associated with Winchester
The city has historic importance as it replaced Dorchester-on-Thames as the de facto capital of the ancient kingdom of Wessex in about 686 after King Caedwalla of Wessex defeated King Atwald of Wight. Although it was not the only town to have been the capital, it was established by King Egbert as the main city in his kingdom in 827. Saint Swithun was Bishop of Winchester in the mid 9th century. The Saxon street plan laid out by Alfred the Great is still evident today: a cross shaped street system which conformed to the standard town planning system of the day – overlaying the pre-existing Roman street plan (incorporating the ecclesiastical quarter in the south-east; the judicial quarter in the south-west; the tradesmen in the north-east). The town was part of a series of fortifications along the south coast. Built by Alfred to protect the Kingdom, they were known as 'burhs'. The medieval city walls, built on the old Roman walls, are visible in places. Only one section of the original Roman walls remains. Four main gates were positioned in the north, south, east and west plus the additional Durngate and King's Gate. Winchester remained the capital of Wessex, and then England, until some time after the Norman Conquest when the capital was moved to London. The Domesday Book was compiled in the city early in the reign of William the Conqueror.