Home Clean Heroes Opens New, Woman-Owned Oakland County Location

Home Clean Heroes offers a new standard of professional, safe, reliable service that raises the bar of the industry as a whole.

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Home Clean Heroes Opens New, Woman-Owned Oakland County Location

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Home Clean Heroes has opened a new location in Oakland County, Michigan, owned and operated by Cheryl Arafat. The location has received a five-star rating and a loyal customer base since its start.

Home Clean Heroes offers a new standard of professional, safe, reliable service that raises the bar of the industry as a whole. Home Clean Heroes is committed to providing refreshingly simple scheduling with a dedicated team of “grime-fighters” who will make lives easier – and cleaner – for local families.

Cheryl Arafat has been managing and caring for those around her long before Home Clean Heroes. She is a mom of four and the daughter of first-generation immigrants who simultaneously owns and operates her liquor store business with her husband. She has accumulated years of experience in putting out business fires, taking meticulous care of customers, and creating an efficient and trusted business in her community.

She combines her love for her community and the business experience she has worked tirelessly at for years to create the impressive product that is Home Clean Heroes of Oakland County.

Cheryl, about the driving force behind her interest in Home Clean Heroes, said she was, “passionate about owning a residential cleaning business as she finds cleaning therapeutic and enjoys providing families with a much-needed service”. She understands the need for Home Clean Heroes in her area and enjoys that she can take pride in her service.

Since her start, pioneering Home Clean Heroes’ start in Michigan, Cherly Arafat has accumulated a five-star rating and a loyal customer base who trust her with their house cleaning needs.

Home Clean Heroes donates a portion of every cleaning to first responders as part of its Heroes First initiative. Customers also have a chance to round up or add a nominal donation to the cause during each cleaning.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on July 9, 2024. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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