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Aquaman Window Cleaning 5212
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ABOUT Aquaman Window and Solar Cleaning is a local family business owned and operated by Matt Sweetman, with the support of his wife Aimee. Matt & Aimee also have two young girls, and happily, reside in Port Elliot. Matt has been cleaning windows on the South Coast since 2004 and first traded as ‘Matt’s Window Washing’. In 2007 Matt became proprietor of ‘Great Southern Window Cleaning Service’ a local business that had been around the South Coast for many years. Due to some confusion with other businesses with similar names and also expanding into Solar Panel Cleaning, as well as Investing in the advanced professional technology now available, Matt saw an opportune time for a business name change – hence as of April 2013, Aquaman Window and Solar Panel Cleaning was registered. Over the last 10 years, Matt has taught his trade to a total so far of 8 individuals – two of which include his Brothers, Tom and Isaac, who since 2012 have been part of the Aquaman field team. SERVICES Window Cleaning Solar Cleaning Construction Cleaning Screens and frames Signage removal Fully insured for Domestic Commercial & Offices Hotels & Shopfronts Schools Nursing & Retirement Homes
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