Affordable Carpet Cleaning Cricklewood NW2

Can You Clean My Carpets While I Am At Work?

Yes, of course. You can leave a set of keys to your neighbour, porter or letting/estate agent. Please provide the contact details where we have to pick up the keys from including a name and a telephone number. We will collect the keys, do the job and then return the keys to the initial collection address or post them back through the letterbox.
Please note that we may charge you £20.00+VAT if keys have to be picked up from a different postcode.
We insist that you are present at the time of completion so you can inspect the results and pay any outstanding balances to the carpet cleaner.

Is dry carpet cleaning better than steam washing?

It depends on the specific condition of the carpet and the issues we must solve. Dry carpet cleaning is quicker and delivers better results for surface treatment. If we need to deep-clean the carpet, though, and remove grime down to the carpet pad, hot water extraction is the incomporably better method.

How long will it take to clean my carpets professionally?

It depends on their condition, but we usually require about 25-30 minutes per room.

Why do stains re-appear on my carpet?

Because the staining agent soils the carpet fibre below the surface and leaves a residue that is much harder to remove. It attracts humidity and micro particles which accumulate around it, and thus the stain re-appears. The only solution is to deep-clean the carpet or book a professional spot and stain removal service.

Cricklewood is an area in North West London served by Cricklewood railway station.

In 2001 a lynx was captured in the area after 10 years request of the residents. The rare wild animal was taken to the zoo after being captured. It is believed somebody was keeping it illegally, but the animal escaped.

The name Cricklewood means “wood with an uneven outline”.

Recent excavations on Dollis Hill have shown settlement remains that date back to the Early Iron Age. Traces of a late Roman building have been also uncovered on the site.

Gladstone Park is a peaceful oasis situated in the middle of North London, in Dollis Hill Lane. It evolved from the Dollis Hill Estate and become a public Park at the turn of the 20th century. The park was originally going to be called Dollis Hill Park, but it was named after Sir William Gladstone because of its association with the former Prime Minister. Officially opened to the public in 1901, Cladstone Park includes: a children’s playground, an Art Gallery, a cafe, a walled flower garden, arboretum, a duck pond, Holocaust memorial, a terraced garden, a wildlife area, allotments, as well as many sport facilities such as a cricket pitch, football pitches, a gaelic football pitch, netball courts, a rugby pitch, tennis courts, and multi-use games areas.

The area of Cricklewood NW2 has an award –winning small park and garden, Mapesbury Dell. It is a small but beautiful, community led park situated near Cricklewood Broadway. It was re-landscaped in 2002 and now seeks to promote its use by primary schools and as an outdoor art and sculpture centre.