Spic n Span Home Cleaning Services
Hi Everyone,
My name is Mel & I have decided to set up my own cleaning business on the Hibiscus Coast called
Spic n Span Home Cleaning Services.
I have been cleaning for the past 4 years & now that my children are at daycare & school I’ve decided to do something for Me which is having my own cleaning business.
I’m currently working on business cards & flyers which I’m hoping to have finished by the end of April.
I’m honest reliable & get on with everyone.
I also have fantastic references.
I’m most likely the cheapest on the coast & I don’t use watered down products.
I will be available from May on Tuesdays through to Friday from 9am to 2:30pm
Let me make your home an absolute bliss to come home to after a long day at work because that is exactly what i like to do.
You can contact me on 0210786779 or
spicnspancleaningservices20@gmail.com
Thank you x
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