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Pristine Clean Virginia Marks Its Debut in Shenandoah County
On December 7, 2023, Woodstock Gardens witnessed the inauguration of Pristine Clean Virginia, a professional cleaning company, marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Shenandoah County Chamber of Commerce. Sharon Baroncelli, the President/CEO of the Chamber, officiated the event, welcoming the new business to the community.
Pristine Clean Virginia, specializing in a variety of cleaning services, promises to bring high-quality solutions to the Shenandoah Valley. Their expertise ranges from short-term rentals and residential cleaning to commercial, extreme cleaning projects, events, and post-construction sites. This broad spectrum of services positions the company as a versatile and essential addition to the local business ecosystem.
The ceremony was attended by fellow Chamber members, including Rich Church, Tracey Jenkins, Jason Miller, Dennis Morris, Sara Richards, Juan Velazquez, and Justin Wightman. Rich Church, representing the Chamber, formally welcomed Pristine Clean Virginia to the community. Dennis Morris, a local supervisor, expressed his excitement and best wishes for the company’s success in Shenandoah County.
Lexa Robeson, the founder of Pristine Clean Virginia, expressed her enthusiasm about becoming a member of the Chamber and her commitment to serving the Shenandoah County community. “We are thrilled to solidify our roots in Shenandoah County,” Lexa stated. The company’s mission is to ease the burden of community members by offering exceptional cleaning services. Lexa also mentioned the company’s special holiday offerings, including gift certificates and pre-holiday cleaning services.
With its team of certified, background-checked professionals, Pristine Clean Virginia is set to make a significant impact in the region. They service areas throughout the Shenandoah Valley, from Winchester to Harrisonburg, ensuring a wide reach of their high-quality services.
The ribbon-cutting event concluded with a countdown and the official opening of Pristine Clean Virginia, symbolizing the start of a promising new chapter for the company and the Shenandoah County community.
Pristine Clean Virginia is now open for business, and interested clients can reach them at 540-799-7221 or visit their website at Pristinecleanvirginia.com for more information.
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