Japanese-Based Web Designer Collaborated With 2 Cleaning Companies

Dec 22, 2017

Kuromi Web Solutions is proud to announce the launch of its newly-built website, which reflects a cleaning company Singapore’s vision and mission, as well as the services it offers and the corresponding rates.

Singapore, Singapore - December 22, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

Japanese-Based Web Designer Collaborated With 2 Cleaning Companies

Kuromi Web Solutions is proud to announce the launch of its newly-built website, which reflects a cleaning company Singapore’s vision and mission, as well as the services it offers and the corresponding rates. Preferred Cleaning Services Singapore, one of the fastest growing cleaning maid providers in the country, hired Kuromi Web Solutions for its website design and management. The website, which has a modern layout and responsive theme suitable for both mobile and desktop users, highlights the company’s latest service offerings: pre moving in cleaning Singapore and spring cleaning Singapore services. These two cleaning services add up to the company’s array of offered services. The website now has an easy drop-down menu and check-out options that allows customer to pay for a reservation or service ordered. Check out the modern and high-tech web design of Japanese-born web designer, Yoji Himimoto at http://www.preferred-cleaning.com/.

Another cleaning provider that commissioned the website design company was Rawah Cleaning Services, another Singapore-based cleaning company that aims to give an easy to navigate website to its clients. Rawah Cleaning, which specialises in providing knowledgeable and trustworthy part time helper Singapore in affordable rates, collaborated with the same Japanese website designer to ensure smooth website navigation and easy online payment options to potential clients through www.rawahcleaning.com. “We only want what’s best for our clients. Giving them an easy to use website for bookings and reservation is our goal here. That’s why we hired Mr. Himimoto; we know that he can give us the website design that we wanted,” said Lou Han, senior Vice President for Customer Affairs.

Contact Info:
Name: Chris
Organization: Preferred cleaning
Address: 3 Ang Mo Kio Street 62, 569139
Phone: +6591461431

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For more information, please visit http://www.preferred-cleaning.com/

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