One Off Cleaning West Harrow HA2
If you've got a home or office in West Harrow HA2 which could do with a spruce up, why not bring in the professionals? Here at One Off Cleaning London, we offer top quality comprehensive cleaning services in West Harrow HA2 and beyond. Our fully trained teams of cleaners are available every day of the week at a time to suit you. Plus, our one off cleaning services are fully insured - so your home or office will be in safe hands!
It's easy to keep a property tidy, but keeping it clean is another matter altogether. Our one off cleaning services provide a deep, comprehensive clean using the very best materials and eco-friendly chemicals. We clean every nook and cranny, leaving your home or office with an unmistakable 'showroom shine'. Our dedication to customer service means you'll never get anything less than the best in service and quality.
Call us today on 020 3404 2267 if you require Wall cleaning services in West Harrow HA2. We have teams of cleaners operating in your locality today, though we cannot guarantee that the process will leave your walls immaculate as some stains may be too ingrained for even our techniques. If you believe that this might be true, or if they are cracked, then ask about the availability of our painters and decorators instead, who are also based locally.
To book a one off cleaning service in West Harrow HA2 now, please call one of our friendly members of staff on 020 3404 2267, or use our simple online request form to book an appointment now. We’re looking forward to hearing from you!.
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List of services we provide in HA2 West Harrow:
- One Off Carpet Cleaning West Harrow HA2
- One Off Cleaning Services West Harrow HA2
- One Off Rubbish Removal West Harrow HA2
Places of interest in and around HA2 West Harrow
Northwick Park tube station
Northwick Park is a London Underground station on the Metropolitan Line. It is in Zone 4, and lies between Harrow-on-the-Hill and Preston Road. It is served by 'slow' trains (fast trains are non-stop between Wembley Park and Harrow-on-the-Hill). It takes an average time of 20 minutes from Baker Street Station (...)
Harrow & Wealdstone station
Harrow & Wealdstone is a Network Rail station in Wealdstone, Greater London. It is served by London Overground, London Midland, Southern and London Underground Bakerloo Line services. The station is located at the southern end of High Street, Wealdstone at the end-on junction with "The Bridge". (...)
Harrow-on-the-Hill station
Harrow-on-the-Hill station is a London Underground station served by National Rail and London Underground (LU) trains. (...)
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"I'd just moved into my new house and wanted to make sure it was fresh as a daisy. One quick call to One Off Cleaning London and they were here within 24 hours! I'd recommend them to anyone."
- Mr M. Simons
"I noticed that the carpets in my office were filthy and assumed I'd have to buy some new ones. I called One Off Cleaning London on the off-chance and ended up saving hundreds by having the carpets professionally cleaned instead."
- Mrs T. Timson
"After a summer with the kids in every corner of the house I thought it'd never be clean again! After speaking with One Off Cleaning London, I was happy to have them come and clean the place - and what a service! It looks brand new top to bottom!"
- Ms J. Heather
"I'd recommend One Off Cleaning London to everyone. My house was filled with rubbish after a clear-out and they came and whisked it all away in no time. Great value for a great service."
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West Harrow News
‘No reported injuries’ after car overturns on main road
A driver had a lucky escape after their car overturned on a main road, bringing traffic to a standstill for a large part of the day.
Man to walk over famous London bridges for Diabetes UK
A man who discovered a passion for walking will cross some of London’s most iconic bridges to raise money for Diabetes UK.
Council leader visits affordable housing development
The leader of Harrow Council has paid a visit to a new housing site, which seeks to build affordable homes in a “previously underutilised” area.
Crime scene remains in place on residential street
A crime scene remains in place on a residential street after what the police described as a “serious assault”.
Charity’s training seeks to improve workers’ mental health
A charity is encouraging people to talk about their experiences at work in the run up to World Mental Health Day.
Runners dash through bubbles and foam for hospice
Colleagues completed a fun run for a hospice for those with terminal illnesses.
MP puts his dancing shoes on at special Hindu event
An MP joined forces with members of the Hindu community to take part in a traditional Indian dance in preparation for a special festival.
Charity scoops youth prize at radio’s awards night
A charity has been celebrating after receiving an award from a Christian radio station for its tireless work with young people.
First council houses in a generation open their doors to new residents
The first people moving into new council houses built on the site of disused garages have picked up their keys.
Uber will not be issued with new operating licence, Transport for London says
Uber will not be issued with an operating licence after its current deal expires on September 30, Transport for London (TfL) has announced.
Public asked for suggestions on electric car charging stations
Residents are being encouraged to air their views on where charging points for electric cars should be set up in their area.
Morning weather and travel round-up
Morning! Here is everything you need to know for your day ahead…
Man robbed and almost blinded during high street chemical attack
An elderly man had his watch stolen and could have lost his sight after he was attacked with a chemical substance.
Campaign to reduce number of motorbike crashes
A new campaign wants to tackle an increase in motorbike accidents by encouraging drivers to take extra care on the roads.
Charity prepares for ‘world’s biggest coffee morning’
Venues across the country are gearing up to take part in the ‘World’s Biggest Coffee Morning’ in aid of MacMillan.
School makes it into latest Parliamentary Review
A school has been celebrating its place alongside Prime Minister Theresa May in the latest Parliamentary Review.
Trading standards officers nab shop director selling dodgy toys
A rogue trader has been fined for peddling fake toys from a film which hasn’t even been made.
IT students draw inspiration from tech conference
A group of passionate IT students were given the opportunity to attend an industry conference at Facebook’s London office.
Top baby names for boys and girls revealed
The top 10 baby names for boys and girls in England and Wales in 2016 have been revealed.
Police hunt for two men after shoplifting spree
Police are hunting for two men they wish to speak to following a spate of shoplifting incidents in three supermarkets.
Knitwear designer’s collection features at London Fashion Week
A designer’s ‘ready-to-wear’ knitwear collection was chosen by a charity to feature at London Fashion Week.
First ‘Bubble Rush’ brings in thousands of pounds
Hundreds of people turned out for an inaugural ‘bubble run’ to help raise money for a hospice.
Morning weather and travel updates
The weather will be more forgiving today than it has been in recent weeks as it should remain dry in most of the region.
Woman in her 60s dies in car crash
A woman in her 60s has died after her car crashed into a tree.
‘We don’t want your rubbish’ – council bans tip users from outside the borough
A change in policy which determines who can recycle their waste at a council tip is to come into effect later this year.
Illness which left medical student hospitalised sparks need to raise awareness
A family wants to raise awareness of the illness which hospitalised their daughter and encourage people to talk about the dangers associated with it.
Star awards for housing association workers
Community heroes at a housing association have been recognised for their sterling efforts at a special awards ceremony.
Morning weather, news and travel update
You survived the first day of the working week, so here's your update toget you through the next.
Bleak but beautiful historical novel explores Irish folklore beliefs
Ireland, 1825. Nóra, bereft after the sudden death of her beloved husband, finds herself alone and caring for her young grandson, Micheál, who cannot speak or walk. In her desperation to discover what is wrong with him, Nóra employs the help of her new maid, Mary, and local healer, Nance....
Public invited to meeting about the future of police buildings
Residents are encouraged to ‘have their say’ on cuts to the police service at a public meeting later this month.
Mum sets up crowdfunding page after warehouse fire
A mother whose son’s workplace was destroyed in a huge fire has set up a crowdfunding page to help the company back on its feet.
Harrow Half a veritable success as hundreds take to the streets to take part
Hundreds of runners from across Harrow came together to take part in the annual half marathon and a special family race.
School recognised for sex education programme
A school has been praised for its approach to sex education, as a nationwide dedication to the subject was announced.
Burns survivors inspire charity golf day
A charity which aids burns victims has been celebrating one of its biggest ever fundraising efforts.
'Our lives will never be the same': man guilty of manslaughter after stabbing father-of-two
A man who stabbed a father to death in a busy high street while his young daughter was in a nearby shop has been found guilty of manslaughter.
Man arrested over Parsons Green terror attack
An 18-year-old has been arrested in relation to the terror attack on a tube in Parsons Green.
Huge warehouse fire causing major train disruption this morning
An enormous fire at a factory is causing major disruption on the trains this morning.
As it happened: Bomb in a bag detonated in terror attack on London Underground train
A bomb was detonated on a Tube train at Parsons Green station in south-west London.
Park warden honoured with special medal
A volunteer has been recognised for his sterling work in improving parks and green spaces.
Road closed in both directions following crash
A busy high street has been closed and emergency services called following a crash.
Huge explosions rattle neighbours as warehouse burns
A man has explained how he feared for his family’s safety during a huge warehouse fire near his home.
‘No remorse’ from Harrow man jailed for series of sex attacks
A man found guilty of a series of sex attacks on women across Harrow and Ealing has been jailed.
Friday's traffic and travel morning round-up
It’s Friday, which means our last morning round-up of the week.
Neighbour slams blue badge decision
An elderly woman has been denied a renewal of her blue disabled badge, despite recommendations from her doctor.
Pupils get set to challenge former star’s historic time
A headteacher has expressed his pride in the fact that his students will be taking part in a race in honour of one of the school’s former pupils.
Community heroes enjoy night of celebration
Volunteers and community workers came together for a wonderful night of celebration to recognise all the good they do for people in their area.
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The nearest tube station serving HA2 West Harrow is Bakerloo line.
We also provide one off cleaning services and other services in nearby areas including South Harrow, Harrow, North Harrow, Harrow (N, W and S), and Harrow Weald.
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