Thirsty Hoovers Provides New Cleaning Service

New professional cleaning service called Thirsty Hoovers set to clean up

A new home, office and professional cleaning service has open up based in Ballynahinch covering the wider County Down area from Downpatrick, Crossgar, Saintfield, Newtownards and Bangor.

Thirsty Hoovers founder Geoff Buchanan said his new venture has been running now for almost seven months and he is encouraged so for with the uptake.

Geoff has five cleaners who do regular and deep cleans of homes, offices, doctors’ surgeries.

Geoff Buchanan who runs Thirst Hoover Cleaning Services is based in Ballynahinch and cover the wider area from Downpatrick up to Bangor. (Photos: Jim MassonDownNewsยฉ).

“We are keen to support elderly people who may not be physically able to do housework. Our cleaners could call in 3-4 hours per week and it keeps things nice and tidy. This includes the kitchen, toilets, and other rooms and the hallway. Some homes we even attend there 2-3 times a week.

“I personally I worked in the in the health service as a radiographer and retired from it and set up a private practice. Business was slow back then so I set up the cleaning service which is growing steadily.

“Eventually, I hope to employ 30-40 people and cover more of County Down. The staff love to connect with our clients. Like people, homes and offices we clean each tell a story. And every client we reach out to becomes part of our trusted community.

“We create spotless spaces with integrity, trust and decency. Our approach is ‘people first’ at every level with rigorously trained and vetted professionals.”

Gerard Buchanan puts the finishing touches to a toilet seat during a home cleaning visit.

Telephone: +44 7444763 573.

Facebook: https://facebook.com/thirstyhooverscleaning

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