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ABOUT COMPANY: We aspire to create a faultless cleaning service for our clients. Apartment cleaning is done professonaly by our cleaning organization. Cleaning includes various services from thorough daily office cleaning to cleaning up after repairs or construction. The CLEANFIX company is an actively developing company, providing professional services in apartment cleaning. “CLEANFIX” uses the products of the world’s leading producers of cleaning equipment - “COLUMBUS”,“CLEANFIX”, “KARCHER”, “NILFISK”. This professional cleaning equipment has high efficiency, low noise level and enough power to result in a high-quality professional cleaning process that does not disturb and isn’t even noticed by the client. Due to the use of such equipment, our list of the services offered to the client becomes limitless. In order to save you more trouble we keep expanding the range of our services by using the leading cleaning technologies in our work. For example, our professional window washing services include cleaning windows, show-window glass, front facades, and building facades. We offer the best prices and the most advanced technologies of washing glass surfaces, front facades, and advertising constructions using warmed up deionized water and telescopic carbon bars Gardiner. “CLEANFIX” company can ensure professional standards in cleaning your apartments, offices and other premises with the use of modern equipment, and high-quality, safe chemical substances at any time of the day that suits you. OUR SERVICES: • Routine, detailed cleaning of internal premises • Routine, detailed cleaning of the external adjacent territory • Thorough cleaning of internal premises • Cleaning a ter repair and construction work • Jalousie washing and dry-cleaning • Building façade washing • Garbage cleaning and disposal • High-rise works • Professional cleaning of carpets, carpeting, upholstered furniture • Repair and furnishing of apartments • Landscaping, garden beauti ication CUSTOMERS COMPANIES AND ORGANIZATIONS PARKS 1. SOCAR 1. The park named after Ataturk 2. Ministry of Emergency Situations 2. The park named after M.Huseynzada 3. YARAT CONTEMPORARY ART SPACE 3. Dag Ustu Park 4. A+A Group of Companies 4. The Fountain Square 5. AZIMPORT LLC Construction 5. The park named after Fikret Amirov 6. Azerfon LLC 6. Philarmonic park 7. Akkord Industry Construction 7. The park of Heydar Aliyev Investment Corporation OJSC 8. Surrounding area of the Government House 8. AZINKO HOLDING LLC 9. Izmir garden 9. Tekfen Construction 10. The park named after M.A.Sabir 10. SOFAZ tower 11. The park named after M.Mushfig 11. Qartal construction company 12. The park named after Mozart 12. Gulf Group of Companies 13. The park named aftet N.Narimanov 13. DIA Holding 14. The park named after A.Pushkin 14. Pasha Construction 15. The park named after G.Mammadov 15. Mace Group 16. The park named after Shakh Ismail Xatai 16. Crocus Group 17. Water fall park 17. MBASK insurance company 18. Venice in Baku 18. Turan bank 19. The park named after Khagani 19. Cahan Motors 20. The officers park 20. Bentley Motors 21. Museum Center Park 21. Halliburton Eurasiya Limited 22. The park named after Qara Qarayev 22. Lukoil-Azerbaijan CUSTOMERS MUSEUMS AND THEATRES SHOPPING CENTRE AND STORES 1. UNS Theather 1. Grandezza department store 2. The Museum of Modern art 2. Nargize centre 3. Ibrus theatre 3. Shuvelan Park 4. The organ and chambler hall of Azerbaijan 4. Mayoral kids store State Philarmionic 5. Kids planet 5. Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku 6. Mozaika stores 6. Heydar Aliyev Museum in Mingechevir 7. Tesco 7. Heydar Aliyev Center in Sumgait 8. Pendir 8. Heydar Aliyev Center in Shamkir 9. Nobel Investment Holding 9. The Azerbaijan State Musical Theatre ( Celine, Bvlgari, Dior, Tom Ford, Tiffany) 10. The Azerbaijan StateTheatre young spectators 11. Museum complex in Gabala CUSTOMERS HOTELS, RESTAURANT, EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS BUSINESS CENTRE 1. Baku Talents Education Complex 1. The Excelsior hotel in Shamkir 2. The French Lyceum of Baku 2. Crown hotel 3. Secondary school №. 23 3. Montenegro Hotel 4. Secondary school №. 6 4. 150 Bar&Grill 5. Secondary school No. 18 5. Hezz Club 6. Secondary school №. 330 6. Face Club 7. The educational complex№132-134 7. Progold Pub 8. Moscow State Universitety 8. Marina restaurant 9. National Music Academy named after 9. Gubernator restaurant Uzeir Gadjibekov 10. Jazz Centre 10. "Gayghi" Rehabilitation Centre 11. Dalga plaza 11. The Kindergarden named after 12. Isr Plaza academician Z.Aliyeva 13. Greens Café 14. Sea Breeze Resort 15. Green's café UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE Ahmadli Hypermarket Shuvelan Supermarket 20 yanvar Hypermarket MÜASIR İNCƏSƏNƏT MUZEYİ Bakı şəhəri 6 №-li Orta məktəb CUSTOMERS OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE PREPARATION 1. National Flag Square 6. Shamakhi Mosque 2. Bibiheybad Mosque 7. Icheri Sheher underground starion 3. Surakhani district Executive Power 8. Koroglu underground station 4. The Imishli Olympic Sports Center 9. New Bulvar 5. Ismaili district Executive Power 10. Funicular in Baku CUSTOMERS 1. Dagustu Park Parks 2. Philharmonic Garden 3. Fountain square 4. Park Dada Gorgud 5. Little Venice 6. Park Port Baku CUSTOMERS Educational building 1. Baku French Lyceum 2. Baku Talents Education Complex 3. School-lyceum №6 4. Educational Complex №23 5. Educational Complex №132-134 CUSTOMERS OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE PREPARATION 1. Sumqait Heydar Aliyev center 2. Mingachevir Heydar Aliyev center 3. Shamkir Heydar Aliyev center CUSTOMERS ART CENTERS 1. UNS Creative scene 2. Azerbaijan State Theater of Young Spectators 3. Baku Academy of Music CUSTOMERS 1. Eurovision 2012 MASS ACTIONS 2. “Omnikomo” music group (Jenifer Lopes, Rihanna, and Shakira concert) 3. Sanremo Festival-Crystall Hall 4. V1 Challenge Azerbaijan- Crystall Hall 5. Military Parade 2008, 2013, 2018 6. Eros Ramazzotti world tour 2016 7. Red Bull Soapbox Race 8. Red Bull Thre3Style World Finals 2014 Baku 9. Celebrating 100 Years of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic CUSTOMERS 1. Boyukshor Boulevard and Park OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE PREPARATION 2. Baku Olympic Stadium 3. SOCAR Tower 4. Yasamal Park 5. Baku Aquatics Centre Games Park CUSTOMERS 1. Baku 2015 European Games Flame at Ateshgah 2. Heydar Aliyev Sports and Exhibition Complex MASS ACTIONS 3. Freedom Square CUSTOMERS 1. Heydar Aliyev Sports and Exhibition Complex MASS ACTIONS CUSTOMERS 1. Rehabilitation Centre for Children with Down Syndrome OTHERS 2. “Gayghy” Rehabilitation Centre for children with cerebral palsy 3. Bona Dea International Hospital CUSTOMERS 1. Excelsior Hotel Shamkir 2. BILGAH ESTATES OTHERS 3. Le Plaisir 4. Toplan - dog care center 5. Elux Events Hall 6. Ministry of Taxes CUSTOMERS 1. SDN BUSINESS CENTER 2. Nizami Cinema Center OTHERS 3. Caspian Waterfront Mall 4. Shirvan wines CUSTOMERS RESTAURANTS 1. Barrel Playground 2. Port Wine 3. Mayak 4. Chayki 5. L'Avenue 6. Barin Restaurant EQUIPMENT We are official distributor of Columbus in Caucasus EQUIPMENT We are official distributor of Fantom Professional EQUIPMENT We are official distributor of Glutton THANK YOU H.ALIYEV STR., 99/1 BAKU, AZEBAIJAN, AZ1033 Mob.:(+994 50) 33 44 911 e-Mail: [email protected] URl: cleanfix.az.
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