Domestic cleaning is not an easy process, especially if you do it properly – you’ll have to spend at least 2-3 hours washing, dusting, vacuuming and mopping and the worst thing is that you’ll have to do the same after 2-3 days… This can get rather tedious and we are sure that you are tired of this routine. This is why we provide quality cleaning services at competitive prices in Barnes, London. By booking our services you’ll be able to enjoy more free time and have your home cleaned by professionally trained cleaning technicians.
Tenancy Cleaners London is a reputable company in Barnes, London which has been a popular provider of domestic cleaning services for a while. All of our services follow high standards and are carried out by responsible and qualified cleaners. Our cleaning teams are available seven days a week and can service homes in the entire Barnes area. One of the services we offer is domestic cleaning – a multifunctional service which can replace spring cleaning, regular cleaning, after party cleaning and even after builders cleaning.
Our employees have been professionally trained and we have checked their past references. We assure you that you won’t find more qualified and trustworthy cleaners than ours.
Clients About us:
Thanks for the lovely and on-time domestic cleaning service you provided.
- Samuel
I booked one of your domestic cleaning services and - guess what? - I'm planning to use you again in the future!
- Paul
The domestic cleaning team in Barnes will:
Clean living room, bedroom, bathroom, hallway and kitchen
Wipe surfaces
Disinfect tiles, sinks, taps, showers, toilets and bathtubs
Deodorize
Wipe mirrors
Clean doors and windows
Clean radiators, extractor fans, air conditioners and ceiling fans
Vacuum and mop floors
Do the laundry and ironing
Remove litter and spider webs
Mop and vacuum floors
Domestic Cleaning Barnes
Barnes district is riverside suburb of London and is in London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. Situated about 5.8 miles away of Charing Cross, the area has several 18th and 19th century buildings.
Brief History of Barnes
Historically Barnes was a part of Surrey. In Domesday Book the area has been mentioned as Berne. Originally it was held by Canons of St Paul of London.
The Barnes Railway Bridge was built by Joseph Locke in 1849.
Tourist Attractions in Barnes
The major tourist attractions in the district are Church Road’s Olympic Studios, The Bull’s Head pub at Lonsdale Road, Old Sorting Office arts centre, Barnes High Street’s pink-painted building.
Nearest Railway Stations in Barnes
The nearest railways stations in the district are Barnes Bridge railway station and Barnes railway station.
Nearest Places around Barnes
The nearest places around Barnes are Chiswick on the north, Roehampton on the south, Fulham on the east and Kew on the west.
Notable People of Barnes
The famous people from Barnes are composer Gustav Holst, musician Freddie Mercury, author Henry Fielding, poet David Harsent, Royal Ballet founder Ninette De Valois, comedian Alistair McGowan, actress Honor Blackman, DJ Pete Tong, politician Chris Patten and palaeontologist Colin Patterson.