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THE summer sunshine has arrived and it’s time to enjoy your garden to the full making the most of your barbeque and loungers.
But the wettest winter on record may well have left its mark in the shape of ugly stains and dirt on all those outdoor hard surfaces. And you’ll also probably notice that your conservatory is in need of some attention.
You could try a hosepipe or jet wash, which will help to some extent, but for a thorough deep
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Fourteen years ago, local resident Adam Tester, invested in industry-leading equipment including truck-mounted system capable of cleaning any patio, decking, driveway, conservatory or awning. His award-winning company, has continued to invest in technology and training and has built up a strong reputation for expertise and top quality service for homes and businesses. After thorough cleaning, its qualified technicians can apply the latest seals and stain resistant coatings to help protect and preserve your investment.
Using nano-technology products, The Phoenix team has also been busy deep cleaning indoor surfaces, including carpets and upholstery, and protecting them with a stain resistant barrier. Resistant to spills and dirt, stains simply lift off.
Phoenix is also a fire and flood recovery specialist working with the UK’s leading insurance companies. If you are unlucky enough to be the victim of fire or flood damage, or have damp or
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mould issues, the Phoenix team can help to identify and resolve the problems.
Phoenix are a local business and their reputation is a priority. Their guarantees are as good as their word and that’s how it’s always been. If the Phoenix team can’t clean it, it can’t be cleaned. No gimmicks, just a quality service.
Maidstone East August 2014
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