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The team from specialist cleaning company Monthind has announced the acquisition of two Norfolk-based businesses, securing 45 jobs in the area.

Shaun Lowthorpe Business editor Friday, January 17, 2014 5:21 PM

Bosses at a specialist cleaning firm said yesterday they had secured the jobs of 45 people after buying two Norfolk firms.

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Essex-based Monthind has taken over the commercial cleaning contracts of Stulee Cleaning Limited and Dereham General Cleaning, which have been operating since 2009.

The move follows a change in direction towards domestic cleaning and the development of a brand new caf from previous owners Stuart Ford and Lee James who sold their commercial cleaning businesses to Monthind, which also have a Norfolk-based office in Horsham St Faith.

Tony Clarke, Monthind managing director said: Though this acquisition saw 45 members of staff transferring to Monthind under TUPE regulations, our experience with taking on contracts of this size meant that the whole process was virtually seamless and both our new staff and clients can be assured of business as usual.

The new commercial cleaning contracts have been added to the portfolio of clients run from Monthinds Norwich office. The company already offers a diverse range of services, from public sector and forensic cleaning to pest control and waste management, and business manager Chris Brown, said the additional revenue and clients were excellent complements to its growing operations in Norfolk.

The office cleaning contracts predominantly cater for areas west of Norwich, where we are seeing significant growth, he said. While the second represents further expansion in to high street window cleaning. We already produce and maintain our own pure water supply from our Norwich depot, so expanding our residue-free window cleaning services in Norfolk is a great new development for Monthind, which really complements our current contracts in the area.

Set up in 1975, Monthind, which in 2010 took over Horsham St Faith rival Sanitec Cleaning Services now employs about 950 people.

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Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) January 17, 2014

Atlanta home cleaning service EMJ Cleaning is currently offering an after holiday promotion to new and existing customers who sign up for regular, rotational services in January 2014. These customers will receive a rebate after their first completed service.

EMJ Cleaning provides regularly scheduled basic cleaning services that cover all rooms in the home. During a regular residential service, countertops and surfaces are wiped down and kitchen appliances are cleaned. Flooring is cleaned and carpeting is vacuumed, and dust, debris and cobwebs are removed. Additional services are available to clean inside kitchen appliances and cabinetry or clean a garage. These add-ons are often useful after holiday cooking, baking and parties.

The rebate is $40 and can be applied toward future cleaning services. Customers also have a choice to receive the rebate as a cash payout. Customers will receive the rebate after their first home cleaning is complete.

We understand the holidays can take a toll on homes. As Atlanta residents are working to pack away their decorations and remove Christmas trees, we can provide additional cleaning services to give a fresh start to the new year, said Eric Cano, owner of EMJ Cleaning. Now is the best time to start a regular cleaning service schedule in advance of the heavy duty spring cleaning that many homeowners plan for in the warmer months.

EMJ Cleaning is a licensed, bonded and insured professional home cleaning service in Atlanta, Georgia. The company has been in business for over ten years, and provides cleaning services to residential and commercial buildings six days a week throughout metro Atlanta. EMJ Cleaning provides specific services like window cleaning, carpet cleaning, heavy duty cleaning, weekly deep cleaning and move-out cleaning; these are offered in both EMJs office cleaning service and home cleaning service. For more information, visit http://www.emjcleaning.com.

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As we move into a new year, many of us are thinking about those pesky little cleaning projects we've been putting off: that grody grout in the bathroom, another go at Aunt Lucy's antique tablecloth, or that glaring nail polish stain on the bedroom rug (you know who you are!). For all the commercial products on the market for these issues, there are lots of DIY options, but if you're not sure what works or not...let the talented and determined folks at Hometalk help you out with these five sneaky cleaning tips.

Yes, that is bright blue nail polish. Melissa uses bug spray, a rag rug, and determined dabbing, followed by a spin in the washer, to get it out. Get the details in her nailpolish stain removal tutorial.

Anna M had, like many of us, a dirty oven window. When she cleaned it, though, it was still dirty! What's doing, oven door? It turns out that material gets trapped between the panes of the glass, which seems inaccessible...until you read her tip for cleaning inside your oven door to get it sparkling.

Do you have vintage linen or lace that's not fit for public consumption thanks to stains? Nervous about cleaning them? Have a go with oxygen cleaners that didn't work? Don't panic: linen dealers have secrets, and Betsy extracted them for her tutorial on cleaning stubborn stains out of vintage linen.

Grout is like a filth magnet, and it's a pain to clean. Jessi has a great homemade recipe for a grout scrub that leaves your tile sparkling. Or you could, you know, call a San Diego tile contractor and have the whole thing redone if you're tired of what you've got.

Meanwhile, Luis has a tutorial on how to clean your washing machine. You'd think the darn thing would clean itself, with all the washing going on, but it doesn't -- and no one wants a moldy, mildewy washing machine. So spend a few bucks and get yours back up to snuff.

Katie Marks writes for Networx.com.

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The Montvale Borough Council introduced an ordinance at its Jan. 14 meeting to establish a tree preservation section in its borough code.

The purpose, according to the ordinance, is to control and regulate the excessive removal and destruction of trees in the borough.

"I think it's a tremendous benefit to this community to not have the possibility for any clear-cutting, which has happened in Montvale recently," said Councilwoman Leah LaMonica, the liaison to the borough's tree ordinance committee.

Robert Hanrahan, chairman of Montvale's Tree Ordinance Committee, presented a draft ordinance last month that would protect against clear-cutting in the borough.

The ordinance - unanimously introduced by the governing body Tuesday - will place restrictions on the number of trees residents are permitted to cut down per year. According to the ordinance, single-family residential zones R-10, R-15 and R-40 may apply for a $35 permit to remove three, four and five trees, respectively. For each tree removed thereafter, the resident will have the option of paying $500 per tree or replacing it. Monies collected will go towards costs associated with tree replacement and planting within Montvale, the ordinance states.

Exemptions include trees located within a nursery, removal of trees which endanger public safety, and the removal or trimming of trees in a public right-of-way. The ordinance will be enforced by the enforcement officer, and any person in violation of the ordinance will be charged at least $2,000 per tree that is improperly removed.

A public hearing will be held on Feb. 11. To view the ordinance, visit Montvale.org.

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By MATTHEW FERREIRA

January 16, 2014 10:10 AM

LAKEVILLE A School Committee member spoke as a parent last week in advocating improvements to the George R. Austin Intermediate School pool and the school district's swim program.

"I'm before you as a supporter of the pool and a parent who has two kids in swim programs tonight for this part of the meeting," David Davenport said to his peers on the School Committee last week from the podium usually used by guest speakers.

Mr. Davenport's concern, as he explained, was a short but considerable list of capital improvements to the district pool that he and other swim program supporters say are in dire need of being addressed.

"There's a number of things that we could talk about that range from small on up to larger things but there's three things that we've identified that we really want to make a big effort to get taken care of at this time," Mr. Davenport said. Using visual aids via a PowerPoint presentation, he pointed out an area of damaged tiling on the deck around the pool, cautioning that such damage could cause people to trip.

"In fact at the edge of the pool at the coping if you slipped your hand between the tile and the coping where the adhesive has come loose, you could tear that tiling up by sheets," said Mr. Davenport, later adding that the deck is still the original work from when the pool was built in 1974. According to the presentation, the tiling repairs are projected at a cost of $18,000 - $20,000.

The other two capital improvements covered in the presentation were updating the chemistry system which handles chlorine mixture into the water and repairing or perhaps replacing altogether the ventilation system for the air around the indoor pool which is located at George R. Austin Intermediate School.

"It's antiquated," said district swim coach and aquatics director Bret Pacheco of the chemistry or chlorine management system. "It's a system that was a great design when it started and now " it doesn't quite efficiently put the chlorine in the water the way it's supposed to and it doesn't manage it as well as it should."

Regarding the ventilation system around the pool, Mr. Pacheco explained that the high presence of chlorine in the air makes it difficult for swimmers to breathe and can often be observed coughing at practices and events. "There are days when you're in there to watch your kid swim or whatnot and the chlorine odor is so strong that you just want to run out of there because the air system just isn't handling it," Mr. Davenport said of his own experience.

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