Grateful for cleaning for ill friend

I want to thank “A Clean Sweep” housekeeping company based in Everett for going above and beyond.

A close friend has been very ill and unable to thoroughly clean her apartment for some time.

We called “A Clean Sweep” as they came highly recommended and requested a two-hour, one person, basic cleaning job.

When Jeannie, the owner of the business, understood how ill my friend is and that she was going into the hospital for surgery the next day, Jeannie also came to the apartment and personally donated two more hours of cleaning.

My friend is so thrilled with her sparkling clean home she wanted to say thank you to Jeannie and Clean Sweep. Your time and energy were a wonderful gift.

Pat Ward

Mukilteo

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