Carpet Cleaning
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Landlords cleaning package- Cleaning and Carpet Cleaning, Eastbourne & Brighton.
Here at SDC we believe in improving our service, sometimes a positive angle is to consider your customers position, with a view to making their life a little bit easier, this is why we have joined forces with one of the best domestic cleaning service provider in East Sussex.
After tenants or previous owners have moved out, extensive cleaning is usually required. We now are in a position to generate swift quotations for preparing property for new owners/tenants, a thorough clean of this kind involves he following:
Washing down paintwork - Cleaning kitchen cupboards - Oven cleaning - Cleaning windows and frames - cleaning hard floors - cleaning switches and sockets - washing down tiles - cleaning toilets - de-scaling shower screens and baths - cleaning fitted wardrobes - washing down walls - cleaning fittings and much more.
After all of this preparation is complete, we then liaise with our domestic cleaning specialist to gain access to the property. We thoroughly clean all carpeted areas using probably the most advanced truck mounted system available, delivering not just cosmetic cleaning, but also hygienic cleaning, leaving the property ready for the new tenants or owners. This service is designed to give the owner a ‘one stop’ source when preparing a house or flat for re-occupation.
Bed bugs and your dog.
Recent research has unearthed some amazing discoveries relating to bed bugs and dogs, dogs can actually be trained seek out the bugs, enabling us to use treatments to quickly to eliminate the problem, stopping a bedbug epidemic/infestation.
Bedbugs are an unwelcome guest in our homes, with a worrying ability to live and hide in places we can’t see, even if we did discover their nests, seeing their tiny eggs with the naked eye is impossible. Dogs however, have the unique ability to ’sniff’ out the eggs, in the same way they can detect drugs or bombs, this is referred to as CSD (Canine Scent Detection) giving their trainers a simple sign to confirm a discovery.
Unbelievably a dog can find single bug, this really does give us an unfair advantage in the war against bed bugs, although this process is not without its problems, dogs will rely on their noses to do the detection, leaving several mitigating factors for not successfully doing their jobs.
To start, locating the exact position of the bed bugs is the first job for the dog, they will be able to locate bugs hiding in mattresses or behind skirting’s, but not in ceilings or pelmets for example. Airflow is a factor too, depending on circulation in a property, scent can be drawn up into levels our canine friend won’t reach. Also extremely cold environments will pose an insect scent detection problem.
This new detection process is still in its infancy, but results are already pointing to consistent and valuable detection levels, with dogs differentiating between inactive and active infestations. These dogs are now being trained to find termites, which will save huge amounts of money, preventing structural damage.
