About us
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.
Commercial floor care in winter
The floors in commercial premises receive a lot of wear and tear from clients, employees, and other workers. Although cleaning the floors should already be part of the provision made by contract cleaners, winter can provide particular challenges for commercial...
Should you consider daytime cleaning?
As with many other aspects of running a business, daily office cleaning needs to fit in with workplace schedules. Although traditionally, cleaners come to work in offices at night once the staff have left, more and more businesses are taking advantage of daytime...
Best way to clean hardwood floors
Carpet and wood have long been popular choices for flooring, and both have their pros and cons. In particular, hardwood floors are renowned for their durability, warm appearance, and on-trend aesthetic, but as with anything, to maintain its appearance, a hardwood...
Why professional commercial cleaners use better products than you do
Most businesses choose to employ a professional cleaning company because, understandably, their own staff will not be inclined to clean the workplace or have time to do it while doing their actual work. Professional cleaners are exactly that - professionals. They know...
Anti-allergy cleaning
An allergy occurs when someone reacts to something that is usually harmless. From tree or grass pollen to insect stings outside, to dust, mould, or pet fur inside, allergies can create symptoms ranging from relatively mild or inconvenient to actively dangerous....
Getting rid of mould
Mould will appear in any building if moisture is left alone and doesn’t dry out. Hopefully, it should be relatively easy to get rid of, and with a little effort it can often be avoided altogether. Mould develops due to moisture. It can be got rid of relatively easily...
