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We at Helping Hand's pride ourselves with strong family values to take extra care and respect to your home, this is why you will have your own housekeeper each week that takes time to understand how you like things to be done. We are Helping Hand Solutions and we provide a wide range of home cleaning services and commercial cleaning services which include regular cleaning on a weekly, fortnightly or four weekly basis, ironing service, temporary help, spring cleans, tenancy cleans and many more managed domestic services tailored to your needs.
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Yeovil, Dorset, United Kingdom
- 07401451876
- contact.helpinghandsolutions@gmail.com
- www.helpinghandsolutions.co.uk
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