15 dedicated cleaning services from Nmefran Ltd. Homes, offices and commercial premises covered. Specialist carpet and upholstery care available.
Upholstery cleaning refreshes sofas and chairs with care shaped by fabric type, daily use and drying needs.
A seasonal whole-home refresh that targets neglected dust, edges, fixtures and surfaces before lighter upkeep resumes.
Room-by-room domestic cleaning with regular, one-off and deep-clean options to match how your home is being used.
Move in cleaning prepares kitchens, bathrooms and empty rooms before unpacking starts, so the property feels ready.
Deeper room-by-room cleaning tackles built-up grime on fittings, edges and surfaces that routine housekeeping can miss.
Office cleaning for shared work areas, receptions, kitchens and washrooms, with sanitising where touch points need more care.
Specialist carpet cleaning tackles embedded soil and traffic marks, with treatment chosen around fibre and condition.
An organised ironing service for everyday garments and suitable linens, planned around volume, fabric type and priority items.
Recurring room-by-room cleaning keeps dust, floors, kitchens and bathrooms under control without starting from scratch.
Site-led cleaning for offices, retail premises, warehouses and other commercial spaces, with specialist tasks where needed.
Methodical post-work cleaning removes fine dust and residue from finished rooms, including refurbished office space.
A one-off clean gives your home a clear reset, either right through the property or in the rooms causing the most concern.
Inspection-focused handover cleaning for rental properties, with close attention to the rooms and fixtures most likely checked.
Kitchen cleaning deals with grease, food residue and daily build-up on worktops, fittings, cupboards and appliances.
Bathroom cleaning targets limescale, soap residue and damp-area grime across sanitaryware, tiles, glass and floors.
Call Nmefran Ltd with your property type, condition and priorities, and we will help you choose the right service page.