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Louisville, Ohio
Letting someone into your home or place of business takes a lot of trust. We strive to create forever lasting relationships and to one day be your forever cleaners.
Why choose us?
The cleaning industry is cluttered by companies large and small that lack a commitment to high standards and integrity. It didn’t take long for us to find where we could make a difference in this trade. Dirty mop heads, no show cleaning crews, and horror stories of gas leaf blowers being used to dust. This industry was a mess.
That’s why Invig Cleaning decided to ground its entire creation in redefining what integrity and professionalism look like in property maintenance. Crafting solutions to some of the biggest concerns of customers, safety, security, consistency, and standards. Along the way, we have been able to provide peace of mind across industries and homes.
The City of
Louisville, Ohio
44641
In 1952, Louisville resident Olga T. Weber petitioned municipal officials to establish Constitution Day, in honor of the ratification of the US Constitution in 1789. Presiding Mayor Gerald A. Romary proclaimed September 17, 1952, as Constitution Day in the City. The following April, Weber requested that the Ohio General Assembly proclaim September 17 as state-wide Constitution Day. Her request was signed into law by Governor Frank J. Lausche. Weber didn't stop there. In August 1953, she urged the United States Senate to pass a resolution designating September 17-23 as Constitution Week. The Senate and House approved her request and it was signed into law by President Dwight D. Eisenhower. On April 15, 1957, the City Council of Louisville declared the City Constitution Town. The Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society later donated four historical markers, located at the four main entrances to the City, explaining Louisville's role as originator of Constitution Day.
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