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Adam and sons cleaning service
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Upholstery and Furniture - Clean

Serving Athens, GA and surrounding areas

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My father was in business for 45 years in the North Georgia area. I worked for him for 17 years in the cleaning service business. We are reasonable and family owned and operated. Just let us know what your needs are and we will give you a free estimate. “If it’s dirty we will clean it”. We hand clean windows. We do not do it from the ground.

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