Where Cutlor’s works
Areas We Cover
Cutlor’s Specialist Cleaning is based in Colchester and works across the town and the Essex towns and villages around it. Every place below has its own page, written for the housing and the premises that are actually there rather than the same page with the name swapped.
If your village is not listed it is still worth asking. Call Louis with your postcode and you will get a straight answer.
In and around Colchester
The parts of town and the villages on its edges, where most weeks of work are spent.
- ColchesterThe home town of Cutlor’s Specialist Cleaning, and where most weeks of work start.
- StanwayNew-build estates, older village houses, and the retail units around Tollgate.
- LexdenPeriod houses with big rooms, long landings and carpets worth keeping.
- HighwoodsEstate housing built for families, and the country park right behind it.
- Mile EndTwo kinds of housing in one place, and two very different sets of problems.
- GreensteadEast Colchester, where a good share of the work is handover cleaning between tenancies.
- Shrub EndBungalows, post-war semis and carpet that runs the length of the house.
- PrettygateQuiet estate roads, deep old wear, and a driveway outside almost every house.
- West BergholtA village on the fields, where winter arrives on the soles of everyone’s boots.
- WivenhoeDown the Colne from Colchester, where cottages, student lets and river mud all sit on the same street.
- RowhedgeA small village on the Colne where two very different kinds of house share one road.
Essex towns and villages
Further out across north Essex, from the Colne and the Stour to the coast.
- Marks TeyA village that empties out on a weekday morning, which changes how a visit gets arranged.
- TiptreeA village big enough to feel like a small town, with farmland on every side of it.
- West MerseaIsland work, planned around the tide on the Strood.
- BrightlingseaSailing town floors, and what the foreshore does to them.
- Great BentleyVillage houses round the green, and the mud that comes off the fields.
- ManningtreeA small town on the estuary, with the access and the damp air that come with it.
- DedhamOld buildings, old furniture, and a village that has visitors coming through it.
- KelvedonTwo kinds of housing in one village, and they do not wear their carpets the same way.
- CoggeshallAn old cloth town where most of the furniture is older than the people using it.
- WithamEstate housing, period buildings on Newland Street and the commercial units on the edge of town.
- HalsteadA river town with a hill in the middle of it, and both of those change the job.
- Clacton-on-SeaSand is abrasive, salt air keeps everything slightly damp, and both of those show up in the pile.
Not sure whether your address is covered?
There are 23 places with a page here, and that is not the whole list. Ring Louis, say your postcode, and he will tell you either way.