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The Most Thorough Cleaning in Stanmore Ever Seen – Or It’s FREE!

With our carpet cleaning Stanmore services, C & WF Maintenance & Cleaning Services pride ourselves on giving the absolute best service possible. With over 23 years experience we are confident we can exceed your expectations by giving you top-level carpet cleaning and expert advice in Stanmore, Bushey and all surrounding areas. We offer an extensive range of services ranging from Carpet cleaning, to Leather cleaning & repairs and of course rug cleaning in stanmore. A full list of cleaning services can be seen below:

Carpet Cleaning
Hard Floor Cleaning (stone, tile etc)
Rug Cleaning
Leather Cleaning
Carpet/Rug Repairs
Sofa, Chairs Cleaning
Curtain Cleaning
Fire/Flood Damage Restoration
Scotchgard Fabric & Fibre Protection
Bleach spot repair and Carpet dyeing

For either Scotchgard Protector – or Promite Protector (with Allergy Control), please ask for details

We are proud to be certified on the Master Rug Cleaner program.
We are the first such member
covering London, Middx & Home Counties.
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Master Rug Cleaner Certified

Aswell as carpet cleaning in Stanmore we also clean carpets, rugs, leather and sofas in:

Bushey, Edgware, Bushey Heath, Mill Hill, Finchley, Hampstead, Radlett, Bricket Wood, Pinner, Hatch End & Barnet, Whetstone,Totteridge, Potters Bar, Sarratt & Moor Park.

We can also provide Eco cleaning using Environmentally friendly solutions. Simply call for more information.

Other Interesting things about Stanmore

Stanmore is an area of northwest London, part of the London Borough of Harrow with a lively cosmopolitan community. It is a suburban development situated 11 miles (18 km) northwest of Charing Cross. The area is home to Stanmore Hill, one of the highest points of London, 152 metres (499 ft) high

Stanmore church was laid in the presence of the Dowager Queen Adelaide who was living at nearby Bentley Priory. On 16th July, 1850, the Bishop of Salisbury consecrated the present church. It is built of Kentish Rag and Bath Stone in the Early Decorated style of the mid-nineteenth century. The architect was Henry Clutton

Stanmore Village railway station was open for train services between 1890 and 1952. Stanmore tube station opened in 1932

Stanmore had an outstation from the Bletchley Park codebreaking establishment, where some of the Bombes used to decode German Enigma messages in World War Two were housed.