First Response Cleaning Solutions tackles specialist cleaning needs in Andover, supported by council grant
Andover based entrepreneur Linette Pimm who has set up First Response Cleaning Solutions, has received a £750 Business Incentive Grant from Test Valley Borough Council.
Linette, who has previously worked as a self-employed contractor, launched her business to meet growing demand for specialist cleaning services in the area. Her offer includes end-of-tenancy cleans, biohazard cleaning, accident clean up, and decluttering, all delivered with professionalism and care.
Linette said: “Starting First Response Cleaning Solutions has been a huge step, and I’m grateful for the support from Test Valley Borough Council. The Business Incentive Grant has helped me invest in training and equipment to deliver high-quality services to the community. I’m committed to building a business that not only meets local needs but also creates future employment opportunities.”
Linette has undertaken extensive training, including a City and Guilds biohazard course and a specialist follow-up course. She’s also engaged with local business support networks and workshops to strengthen her operations and outreach.
Romans Ward Councillor Kirsty North said: “It’s fantastic to see new businesses like First Response Cleaning Solutions starting up in Test Valley. Supporting local entrepreneurs is a key part of building our economy, and we’re pleased to help Linette take this next step.”
Test Valley Borough Council is committed to supporting local businesses through various initiatives and grants. The Business Incentive Grant is designed to help new businesses located in Test Valley achieve their goals and contribute to the local economy. You must apply for the grant within eight weeks of starting to trade, and the Council will award the money once you have been up and running for a minimum of six months.
To find out more about the Business Incentive Grant and other business support schemes, visit: www.testvalley.gov.uk/businessgrants