With an eye, she says, to the opportunities that are beginning to open up in Guyana, Rosalyn Neblett has established Clean 4 You, advertised on her calling card as a Professional Cleaning Service and says that she is prepared to work her hardest to put her days as an employee behind her.
It has been a month now since the amiable 38 year-old wife and mother has embarked on providing cleaning and janitorial services for private homes and while she concedes that the job can be demanding and that she is only now “learning the business,” she believes that her energy coupled with the support of her considerably smaller 36 year-old sister, Rhonda, will take them where they want to go.
The range of services being offered by Clean 4 You is wide-ranging, spanning the gamut of domestic chores. Located at 22 Middle Street, Pouderoyen, office address (telephone number 615-4105), Clean 4 You, Rosalyn says, is prepared to travel reasonable distances, reaching George-town, the East Coast and the East Bank, among other places, to get jobs done.
The Clean 4 You team is open to cleaning up challenges ranging from periodically bringing order to homes afflicted by neglect on account of busy occupants to homes and other premises turned upside down by parties and needing to be put back together again. Within the boundaries of what can reasonably be considered to be cleaning, be it a home or a hall, the Clean 4 You team will get it done.
But the service does not stop there. The Clean 4 Your team will tackle stairs and patios concreted yards and overgrown lawns. “I’m not afraid to do those things,” Rosalyn says. One does not get the impression that she will fail for lack of effort.
An evidently shy but thoughtful woman Rosalyn concedes that she is only now getting to grips with the essence of running a business. Prior to launching Clean 4 You she had voluntarily relinquished her job at Royal Castle, though, she says, she was not one of those employees who had been identified for retrenchment at the time.
What is particularly reassuring is that Rosalyn has a vision. She is eyeing the opportunities that continue to open up in an environment where there has been significant growth in the local construction industry in recent years. Most of the new buildings are dwelling homes, well-appointed ones and in the fullness of time all of them will, from time to time, require cleaning.
For the moment at least Clean 4 You is a ‘family business’ with any number of family members prepared to ‘pitch in’ depending on the assignment. Up until now the company has completed a mere handful of jobs but Rosalyn says that she is determined to learn all that there is to know about the nature of the business. With the market for domestic cleaning services expanding rapidly in a changing Guyana economy Rosalyn is optimistic that fortune will smile on her initiative.
