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Clients want a trusted solo house cleaner – but also need company benefits.  Most independent house cleaners don’t have insurance, don’t have back-up, and aren’t always the most reliable. But most companies want to send in cleaners SWAT team style to quickly rush through your home in 28 minutes.  And they often send different teams each time . . . with mixed results. 

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Our maid service in Little Rock will give you a clean home, excellent customer care, value for your money, and a simple booking process.

We can be booked in as little as 60 seconds. We are the premier provider of house cleaners in Little Rock.  Represented by some of the most highly trained cleaning professionals in the field, cleaning to high quality standards to ensure that your expectations are exceeded. Whether you need our services regularly or one time if you are moving , we can get the job done with 100% satisfaction guaranteed. Our company is licensed, insured, eco-friendly, and professional in every way.

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Life gets crazy – we get it.  We all feel a low-level stress from seeing our home not as tidy as it should be for our families. Wouldn’t it be nice to wake up in a clean, fresh space every morning and spend time on loving your cuties instead of scrubbing a shower?  

We’ve got a perfect solution for you: sign up for our recurring cleaning service – a worry-free, stress-free way to keep your home tidy and healthy. Important: we highly recommend the initial deep cleaning if your home hadn’t been professionally cleaned in more than a month.  Otherwise, the basic cleaning will not be adequate to make your home truly clean. You will be sad. And so will we. 

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Arkansas’ set of experiences traces all the way back to 1541 when Hernando de Soto arrived at the state and observed a great many Native Americans living in towns close to the Mississippi River, including the Parkin and Nodena clans who settled across the state.

Very nearly 200 years after the fact, French adventurer Jean-Baptiste Bénard de la Harpe happened upon a little stone development on the south bank of the Arkansas River. He named the stone arrangement “la Petite Roche”— the little Rock. Hence, Little Rock was conceived.

American Settlement

“The Rock” was remembered for the Louisiana Purchase of 1803, yet a town wasn’t set up until the spring of 1820 when a gathering of men for all time settled there. Land examiners, who had Meriwether Lewis’ pre-emption claims and New Madrid Certificates from the New Madrid Earthquakes of 1811–1812, before long showed up to stake cases of this land, naming the town “Arkopolis.” The name was ultimately changed back to Little Rock and in the fall of 1821, the state’s regional capital was moved there. It was consolidated as a town in 1831 and as a city in 1835.

Development of the Old Statehouse was in progress in 1833 at Markham and Center roads and was finished by 1842. Schools were worked by 1853, trailed by gas lighting in 1860 and the message in 1861, with perfect timing for the Civil War.

Common War

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This print shows an euphoric group coating the road during the terrific entry of Union soldiers following the finish of the Civil War.

During the conflict, activity of any kind in Little Rock halted. After the Confederate Army passed on Arkansas to battle in the conflict, the state was left undefended, allowing Union soldiers an opportunity to make a trip near Little Rock in Searcy—around 50 miles away. It was then when the state government was briefly moved to Hot Springs.

By 1863, Union soldiers involved Little Rock and set up a temporary government. The Confederate capital was then forever moved to the town of Washington. Before the finish of the conflict, Little Rock, which had a populace of 3,727 out of 1860, had a graveyard with the remaining parts of in excess of 2,000 Confederate and 2,000 Union warriors.

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After the conflict, Little Rock encountered its very own conflict, the Brooks-Baxter War, when Republican Joseph Brooks held onto the Old State House as lead representative after the public authority announced him the victor over Elisha Baxter. The two sides called the soldiers. Baxter spoke to President Ulysses S. Award and U.S. troops were moved from the Little Rock Arsenal to downtown on April 20, 1874.

An exceptional meeting of the lawmaking body was called, which upset the first political decision and affirmed Baxter as the lead representative. Creeks pulled out from the position.

Mid twentieth Century

The capital city began during the 1900s with the development of the Arkansas State Capitol, which was done in 1914. A portion of the town’s significant staples were set up, similar to City Hall—finished in 1908—just as the Little Rock Airport, named Adams Field at that point, and the Little Rock Zoo years after the fact. During the time of the Flood of 1927, Little Rock Senior High School, presently Little Rock Central High School, opened with perfect timing for the fall semester.

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Presently home to expressions staples like Ballet Arkansas and The Rep, Main Street today (beneath) appears to be a lot of unique than it did in the above photograph taken in the mid 1900s.

The Second Great War to Mid-Century

Camp Pike in 1918

In light of battle in Europe, Camp Robinson, situated by North Little Rock and called Camp Pike during World War I, was reactivated in 1940 as a cantonment for in excess of 50,000 officers. This brought about a serious lodging deficiency in Little Rock, which was redressed by the structure of the Cammack Village suburb from 1941 to 1943.

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Little Rock City Hall is a Renaissance Revival structure finished by Arkansas planner Charles L. Thompson in 1907.

Instruction became the dominant focal point years after the fact in 1957 when the University of Arkansas at Little Rock was made and the Little Rock School District endorsed an incorporation plan at Little Rock Central High School in the fall. There was nearby resistance, including Gov. Orval Faubus who called Arkansas National Guard units to forestall mix of the school. The national government requested the 101st Airborne Division to Little Rock, and under the watchman of bureaucratic soldiers, combination at Central continued with nine African-American understudies, who later became known as the “Little Rock Nine.”

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The Little Rock Nine and Daisy Bates (top column, second from right). Bates and her better half, L.C., were key activists in the Civil Rights Movement, and aided end isolation in the state.

Present day Era

In 1962, a metropolitan reestablishment program in Little Rock shut a considerable lot of the stores on Main Street and in 1964, the Quapaw Quarter Historic District was shaped to save old homes on the east part of town.

The structure for the transportation framework was laid during the ’60s with a modern park and railroad, just as development of Interstate 630 of every 1977 and the current terminal at the Little Rock National Airport in 1972.

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Downtown’s Capitol Avenue was a clamoring focal point of Little Rock life during the 1950s.

The William J. Clinton Presidential Center and Library—named for Bill Clinton, the 42nd leader of the United States who was additionally the legislative head of Arkansas—opened in 2004.

The Big Dam Bridge opened in 2006, crossing the Arkansas River on the Murray Lock and Dam west of Little Rock.

There have been solid endeavors for renewal across town. With an assorted arrangement of eateries, shops and galleries and an inundation of ranchers markets and new organizations, neighborhoods on the two sides of the Arkansas River proceed to develop and offer local people an ideal spot to live.

William J. Clinton Presidential Center is one of Little Rock’s most famous vacationer locations, archiving President Clinton’s two terms in the Oval Office.