Oven, tracks and baseboards in Nuns’ Island
Nuns’ Island, Île-des-Sœurs in French, is a neighbourhood administered by the borough of Verdun. It is a master-planned island community in the St. Lawrence River, developed from 1962 and dominated by apartment and condo towers and townhouses. A deep visit in Nuns’ Island is for the work a weekly wipe leaves. Oven interiors, window tracks, baseboards, the grout you can reach without a ladder, and the corners behind furniture you are willing to move. It is not a secret third crew. It is more time on a written extra list. Spring, a move that is not fully empty, or a home that skipped a year of regular visits are the usual reasons. We still confirm the rooms and the extras before we start. Hazardous mould and asbestos stay off this service.
What a deep visit covers
Oven interiors, window tracks and baseboards in Nuns’ Island, plus the corners a regular visit skips. Name the extras. A weekly plan can resume after this date. Ladder work above a safe reach and hazardous-material abatement are not on this visit. Guaranteed or it’s free. Book
