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Globe and Mail
12 hours ago
- Business
- Globe and Mail
Spotless Cleaning Services Launches Residential Cleaning Website for Charlotte & Lake Norman
Spotless Cleaning Services has launched a new website dedicated solely to residential cleaning in Charlotte and Lake Norman. The site offers clear service details, transparent pricing, and an easy booking experience to better serve homeowners in both regions. Charlotte, NC - June 19, 2025 - Spotless Cleaning Services, a trusted name in professional cleaning, is excited to announce the launch of its brand-new website: This newly launched platform is now fully dedicated to serving homeowners with top-tier residential cleaning services across the Charlotte and Lake Norman areas. Previously, the company's online presence combined both residential and commercial offerings under one site. As demand for home cleaning services has grown, Spotless made the strategic decision to separate its service lines — offering a fully customized experience for residential clients through this new, purpose-built site. 'We wanted to simplify things for homeowners and create a space that speaks directly to their needs,' said Andrea Labadia, owner of Spotless Cleaning Services. 'With this new platform, everything is clearer, more transparent, and easier to navigate — from pricing to scheduling.' Built for Homeowners Who Value Clean Living The new website reflects Spotless Cleaning Services' long-standing commitment to quality, clarity, and convenience. Visitors can now: Browse detailed descriptions of core services, including standard cleaning, deep cleaning, move-in/move-out cleaning, specialized Airbnb Cleaning and more. Review clear package pricing to understand exactly what's included with each service Book cleanings instantly through an intuitive scheduling tool Request a custom quote quickly and easily based on their specific needs The layout is designed to help users make decisions confidently — without having to jump through hoops or guess what a service includes. Whether someone is looking for a one-time deep clean or a recurring weekly plan, the new website provides everything needed to get started in just a few minutes. Serving Charlotte and Lake Norman With ExcellenceSpotless Cleaning Services continues to proudly provide top-tier residential cleaning services across two key service areas: Charlotte – Residential cleaning services for families and homeowners in the Charlotte area. Lake Norman – Residential cleaning solutions tailored for the Lake Norman community. With a dedicated team focused on quality, consistency, and care, Spotless ensures every home is cleaned to the highest standards. By separating residential and commercial services, the company now offers a more focused and seamless experience for its residential clients. Visit the New Site Homeowners seeking trusted and efficient residential cleaning now have a dedicated place to explore services, compare options, and book cleanings at their convenience. The team invites both returning and new clients to visit the new site and experience how simple and stress-free maintaining a spotless home can be. Explore the new residential site at: Media Contact Company Name: Spotless Cleaning Services Contact Person: Andrea Labadia Email: Send Email Phone: 7042002758 Address: 2923 S Tryon St Suite 220 A City: Charlotte State: North Carolina Country: United States Website:
Wall Street Journal
2 days ago
- Automotive
- Wall Street Journal
Nascar's Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Sells Equestrian Estate for a Record $12.2 Million
Race-car driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr. has sold a roughly 140-acre equestrian estate near Charlotte, N.C., for $12.2 million, a record for the area and more than triple what he paid for it 12 years ago. Stenhouse, who won the Daytona 500 in 2023, paid $3.8 million in 2013 for the Mooresville, N.C., property near Lake Norman, property records show.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Yahoo
Body recovered after multi-agency search on Lake Norman for missing boater
LAKE NORMAN (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — A body has been found after multiple Iredell County and state agencies responded to Lake Norman Saturday evening in search of a missing boater. Around 7:15 p.m. on Saturday, June 14, officials said they were searching in the area of Channel Marker 20 near the Lake Norman State Park Campgrounds. Sherrills Ford – Terrell Fire & Rescue, Troutman Fire and Iredell County helped in the search The NC Wildlife Commission tells Queen City News that a man and a woman were on a pontoon boat, but would not say what led to the reported drowning. Rescue crews brought the woman to safety and she was taken to the hospital. Her condition is unknown at this time. Man dies following drowning incident at Moss Lake in Shelby, case under investigation Around 9:45 p.m., the search was canceled due to thunderstorms in the area. At noon on Sunday, June 15, officials said they 'successfully located and completed the drowning recovery earlier this morning.' Details on the cause of the drowning or the victim's identity have not yet been released. Officials urged everyone to stay out of the area and not make a wake nearby while crews were searching, as the wake would have altered the SONAR images for the crew. 'Our thoughts and prayers are with the family during this difficult time,' Sherrills Ford – Terrell Fire & Rescue said in a post on 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Yahoo
Lake Norman date turns deadly: Man drowns after trying to fetch item without life jacket, officials say
(QUEEN CITY NEWS) — The body of a 63-year-old man has been recovered from Lake Norman after multiple agencies responded to a reported distressed swimmer over the weekend. According to the North Carolina Wildlife Commission, the man and a woman, who were dating, were on a pontoon boat when a personal item went overboard. Officials said the man entered the water to retrieve it, but began having difficulty swimming. The woman, who reportedly did not know how to operate the boat, tried to throw a rope to him, but it wasn't long enough. She then entered the water to help, but also struggled to stay afloat. A nearby boater noticed the woman in distress and called for help, wildlife officials said. PREVIOUS: Body recovered after multi-agency search on Lake Norman for missing boater Emergency responders rescued her and transported her to the hospital; her current condition has not yet been released. The NC Wildlife Commission said the man went under and did not resurface. Search crews from Sherrills Ford-Terrell Fire & Rescue, Troutman Fire, and Iredell County searched until about 9:45 p.m. Saturday, when weather conditions forced them to suspend operations. The search resumed on Sunday morning, and the man's body was located just before 10 p.m. using an underwater robot. His body has been taken to the medical examiner's office. Officials said neither was wearing a life jacket, and alcohol is not believed to be a factor. The water depth in the search area near Channel Marker 20, close to the Lake Norman State Park Campgrounds, was about 50 to 60 feet, typical for the lake's main channel, officials said. The family of the 63-year-old man has been notified of his death. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
24-05-2025
- Yahoo
Lake patrol urges boater safety ahead of Memorial Day weekend
Lake patrol officers want boaters to enjoy themselves on the water this weekend. However, before they partake in the fun, there are a few things they want you to know first. 'The holiday weekend brings in more boat traffic,' said George Brinzey with the Cornelius Police Lake Patrol. ALSO READ: Lincoln Co. commissioners vote to leave Lake Norman Marine Commission Brinzey said Memorial Day weekend is the start of the boating season. And whether you are a new or long-term boater on Lake Norman, officers want you to keep boating safety top of mind. 'Far too many preventable drownings have occurred on this lake and many others around the state. And what it boils down to is situational awareness and lack of flotation,' said Brinzey. He said before you go boating, you need to do these things. 'Double-check all your safety equipment. Make sure that your life jackets are in good order, that they're not damaged in any way from being stowed away for so long. Check your fire extinguisher. Give it a shake,' Brinzey explained. Without taking these precautions, Brinzey said, a beautiful day on the lake could turn into a tragic one within seconds. Just last week, on Lake Wylie, a tubing crash left 21-year-old Trevor Dame with multiple broken bones. Video captured the moments before a boat crossed over the line of another pulling the tube Dame was on. His father, Norm Dame, told Channel 9 that his son is facing multiple surgeries. 'It was heartbreaking. I was upset, disappointed, brokenhearted, frustrated, and just wondering how, looking at the video. There were 20-25 feet between the boat and the tube. How could another boat be that close?' said Norm Dame. ALSO READ: Father says boat on Lake Wylie crossed into tubing line, severely hurt son Now, the owner and driver of the boat that crashed into the tuber is facing felony charges. 'It's about coming back to the dock safe,' said Brinzey. The group responsible for safety on Lake Norman is set to dissolve. But that is not expected to occur for another month. So, officers will be out in full force this weekend to help keep you safe. And they said that it will continue even after June 30. VIDEO: Lake Norman Marine Commission to dismantle by July, some hope to reassemble
