Carpet Cleaning in E10 Leyton

Professional Carpet Cleaning in E10 Leyton

A Father & Son Family Business You Can Trust

Welcome to Multi Clean London! We're not a faceless national chain; we're your local, Leyton-based father-and-son team. We combine decades of experience with the latest cleaning technology to bring your carpets back to life.

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In a world of call centres and sub-contractors, we do things differently. We are a father-and-son team, and when you call us, you speak to us. When we arrive at your door, it’s our family name and reputation on the line.

Why Choose Our Family Team in Leyton?

A Personal Touch: We're not just technicians; we're craftsmen. We treat your home with the respect it deserves, combining the wisdom of experience with the latest eco-friendly techniques.

We Know E10: As a local Leyton business, we're proud to serve our community. We’re just around the corner, offering flexible, reliable, and friendly service.

Honest & Accountable: With us, there are no hidden fees or confusing jargon. You get a clear, honest price and a job done right. We take personal pride in every carpet we clean.

Safe for Your Family: Our advanced, deep-cleaning methods are powerful on stains but gentle on your home. We use pet-safe and child-friendly solutions, leaving your carpets fresh, healthy, and soft.

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Did you know?

Leyton is in the Lower Lea Valley, the river forming its western boundary, and it straddles the Prime Meridian. The area rises from marshland along the Lea to over 90 feet at Whipps Cross on the southern edge of Epping Forest. It is a dormitory suburb of terraced houses built between 1870 and 1910, interspersed with modern housing estates. Many high-rise council blocks that dominated the skyline have been demolished over the past 15 years.

Community and facilities

The area is one of the most multi-cultural parts of Britain. The 2001 Census revealed a very mixed population; approximately 50 per cent White, 23 per cent Black and 21 per cent south Asian (Mainly Pakistani). Within these groups there are many people whose origins are fromAlgeria, North African, Ghana, Nigeria, Jamaica, Ireland, Cyprus, Italy and newer arrivals from South Africa, Bosnia, Serbia and Poland.

The New Spitalfields Market relocated in 1991 from the Old Spitalfields market, is the UK's leading horticultural market specialising in exotic fruit and vegetables.

There are two main shopping areas in the town, located at opposite ends of the High Road. A new retail park is to be found at Leyton Mills. This has a large Asda store, a B&Q store and a selection of furniture and electrical stores. At the north end of the town, Baker's Arms has a more traditional selection of shops lining Lea Bridge Road and the High Road, including a Tesco.

There are numerous pubs and a few bars situated on the High Road. The local police station is based on Francis Road, which also has two primary schools and a mini supermarket.

Large scale redevelopment and inner city regeneration has been underway in Leyton for many years, as is also the case in the neighbouring areas of Hackney, Clapton and Stratford. High-rise estates which were amongst Britain's poorest (e.g. the Oliver Close Estate and the Cathall Road estate) have been completely redeveloped by demolition and rebuilding with the help of the multi-million pound Waltham Forest Housing Action Trust scheme. Other problematic areas such as the Avenue Road Estate have also been redeveloped over the past 10 years. The last large high-rise estate in the area, the Beaumont Road Estate (which is currently ranked as the fifth poorest housing estate in Britain) has now been almost entirely demolished and redeveloped.

Leyton has several crime hotspots designated as high crime areas according to Metropolitan Police crime mapping data, notably the area between Temple Mills Lane and the High Road. Certain areas within that region currently (as of July 2009) have dispersal orders as a measure to reduce gang related crime.

The London Velopark which will be constructed in Leyton, which will include a 6,000-seat indoor velodrome for track cycling and a 6,000-seat outdoor BMX racing track.

The training facilities at the Waltham Forest Pool & Track will be used by Olympians to prepare for the 2012 Summer Olympics.

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