Time2Shine Professional Mobile Detailing Call Jon Martin for an appointment (214) 205-0535 Monday – Friday or book your appointment online at http://www.time2shineauto.com/ - they will pick up your keys at your office - clean your vehicle on site (P5 level of the garage) - return the vehicle to where it was parked - and will bring the keys back to you at your office
Call Jon Martin for an appointment (214) 205-0535 Monday – Friday or book your appointment online at http://www.time2shineauto.com/
- they will pick up your keys at your office
- clean your vehicle on site (P5 level of the garage)
- return the vehicle to where it was parked
Bibbentuckers will be providing Dry Cleaning Service to our tenants at 2000 McKinney.
Membership kits are available in the Management Office which include:
- Bibbentuckers Customer Profile Form
- Services Price List
- Red Laundry Bag (indicating a new customer, customers will get a Bibbentuckers bag once membership has been established)
Customer Profiles should be completed and placed inside the red laundry bag. New customers should then contact our Bibbentuckers route manager, Felipe Hernandez (214) 893-4435 that their laundry pick up is ready and place the laundry bag outside their office door for pick up. Bibbentuckers will make the delivery back to that same office location and hang the clean laundry on the door.
Pick ups and deliveries on Tuesdays and Thursdays! (laundry picked up on Tuesday will be returned on Thursday or picked up on Thursday returned on Tuesday)
Bibbentuckers location servicing 2000 McKinney
3501-E McKinney Avenue (near Cole & Lemmon).
(214) 219-5400
2000 McKinney Janitorial Team
Rigo Cisneros Project Manager Alex Rodriguez Manager, Day Shift Daniel Hernandez Day Shift Yuridiana Ramirez Day Shift Araceli Rodriguez Day Shift Lenis Usuga Day Shift Jose Garcia Parking and Perimeter Porter Artemio Diaz Night Shift Manager
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