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Pheonix is gearing up for one of its busiest times of the year and already expects a few last minute calls close to the big day.
WITH the long hot summer drawing to a close, and the cooler evenings sending us indoors, it’s time to start thinking about the great autumn clean-up.
Outside the house, you may not have got round to spring cleaning the patio or decking due to wet weather, so now the garden furniture is being put away, there’s space for a spruce-up. While inside your home, you may be making early plans for a big clean-up in preparation for the house full of guests due to descend for the festive season which is just around the corner. Few things will make such an impact as freshly deep cleaned carpets and
07803 054770
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Those who have employed the team in previous years will already know the astonishing results that are achieved using the truck mount cleaning system and many of their homes have been featured in the Downs Mail showing the clear difference a quality clean can make.
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.
The Phoenix team are also experts at deep cleaning indoor surfaces including carpets and upholstery and protecting them with a stain resistant barrier. Resistant to spills and dirt, the stains simply lift off.
This means Pheonix can offer unbeatable results on all your cleaning needs and with options to protect your surfaces once cleaned, Phoenix, really can offer the complete service.
Phoenix also specialises in fire and flood recovery, 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 mould issues, the Phoenix team can help to identify and resolve the problems.
Pheonix is a local business that prides itself on its reputation for excellence and delivering its guarantees.
No gimmicks, just a quality service. If Phoenix can’t clean it, it can’t be cleaned.
01622 753466 PHOENIX Formerly Hydro-Dynamix
Services we offer: Maidstone
• A vibrant Day Care Service in seven locations throughout the Borough in partnership with Golding Homes and the PCT
• If required, transport can be provided to the Day Care facilities on our fleet of mini-buses
• Community Foot Care Services in the home or at our nearest clinic.
• Community Bathing Service in the home for Maidstone & Malling
• Independent Living Support for those that need help with their housework, garden or shopping
• Volunteering opportunities • Advocacy Service for Maidstone & Malling • Disability Travel Vouchers on behalf of Maidstone Borough Council
• Computer Classes for the over 60’s • A list of local traders that have been recommended to us by older people
• Wheelchair Hire from our office in the town centre • The Goodman Centre for clients with Dementia • Information & advice for over 50’s in our office in Mill Street.
For more information on all our services, please feel free to contact us at: 7, Mill Street, Maidstone, Kent. ME15 6XW Between the hours of 10am-4pm Monday – Thursday, 10am-2pm Friday Or telephone us on 01622 753618 Or email:
info@ageukmaidstone.org.uk Or visit our website:
www.ageuk/
maidstone.org.uk
Maidstone East October 2014 11
Decking
Paths & Drives
Carpets
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