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Servicemaster Nantwich is a locally run company based around Chester, covering Chester, North Wales and the surrounding areas.
Our qualified technicians undertake all work with a professional attitude and to a high standard.
The technology that aims to clean up space
NASA has awarded Vestigo Aerospace LLC, a start-up company affiliated with Purdue University, Indiana, a $125,000 grant to advance the technology they are developing to help remove debris from Earth orbit. Experts suggest that over the next 5 years up to 2,600 micro...
Why we need to do more for clean air?
Between 1970 and 2010, early deaths linked to dirty air fell by 50% due to government action. Good work, yes, but toxic air is still a health hazard that continues to need urgent action. The reason for the fall was the clean up of vehicles and power stations over...
When it’s time to clear your desk.
Well, it makes sense doesn’t it? When your space is a mess, it’s bound to affect your work. If you’re up to your elbows looking for stuff on a messy desk (or desktop for that matter) you’re not working. So far, so obvious, but did you know that research has shown the...
Leaf technology cleans air.
Similar to the way solar panels generate electricity, scientists are cultivating the bio-organisms on a panelling system that can be installed on buildings or land, but instead of electricity, these panels produce microscopic plant life that can produce nutritious...
Your next toothbrush?
A few years ago fish pedicure treatments were all the rage and tiny, toothless fish nibbled away the dead skin on a person’s feet. Fast forward to today, and researchers from the University of Pennsylvania are developing a similar treatment for your teeth – no, not...
Hydrogen from water using solar power.
According to the journal of Energy & Environmental Science, researchers at Princeton University have developed a technique that doubles the currently accepted rate for scalable technologies that produce hydrogen by splitting water. Basically, they have harnessed...
