House Cleaning in Brent Cross, London

Our agency specializes in cleaning services of houses, apartments, condominiums, office cleaning and commercial janitor services in Brent Cross. We provide the most dependable and experienced staff ready to deliver quality cleaning services and the special care you deserve. The staff, we provide, is responsible and accountable for the high standards and integrity of our professional house cleaning company in Brent Cross. Our agency carefully screens all potential employees through background checks and references. All of our uniformed cleaners are insured and bonded, therefore, we will ensure that the safety and security of your home is of top priority to our cleaners.
Clean, dust and vacuum. Dust window sills, doors, blinds, picture frames, lamps, furniture, woodwork, shelves, and baseboards. Vacuum carpets and wash floors throughout. Empty and clean ashtrays and wastebaskets, that's only a part of the variety of cleaning services we offer.

Covered postcodes: NW11

Brent Cross in London is best known as the first shopping centre to be built in the UK. Situated on the North Circular between the southern terminus of the M1 motorway and the Brent Cross Flyover in the London Borough of Barnet and taking its name from the River Brent which runs through the site.

It was the first experiment in this style of shopping experience in the UK when it opened in 1976 and was initially constructed in an I shape parallel to the North Circular, with the two largest stores being placed at each end. Subsequent expansion starting in 1995 saw the open parking areas to the north replaced by further shops and multi-storey parking giving the present inverted T shape. Although small by the standards of more recent shopping complexes such as Meadowhall, Bluewater and the Metro Centre in Gateshead it suffers from site area limitations having been built within the conurbation rather than out-of-town. The centre became a 'No Smoking' area on 1 January 2002.

On 5 January 2004, the local Council approved a "Development Framework" plan to expand Brent Cross into adjacent land formerly used for offices and to regenerate the surrounding area. The plans are jointly promoted by the Greater London Authority and Barnet Council.

The nearest tube station is on the Northern Line and was renamed from Brent to Brent Cross tube station when the centre opened. The station is quite a walk from the shopping centre, equal to, if not further than the walk from Hendon Central station. Despite their names, neither the tube station nor the shopping centre are located in the London Borough of Brent.

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