Toowoomba Cleaning Services

Carpet Cleaning

The most thorough carpet clean you’ll ever see

Rug Cleaning

Get your rugs professionally cleaned by trained specialists

Upholstery Cleaning

We provide a complete upholstery cleaning and care package

Tile & Grout

We clean and seal all your tiles and grout to make them look like new again

Water Damage

State of the art equipment and trained technicians... for when you need it most

Other services we offer are:

Areas we cover for Toowoomba – We have technicians covering all of these areas.

• East Toowoomba
• Newtown
• Mount Lofty
• Rangeville
• North Toowoomba
• Highfields
• Harristown
• South Toowoomba
• Withcott
• Postmans Ridge

Toowoomba is a city located 127 kilometres west of Queensland’s capital city, Brisbane. The city covers a ground area of approximately 117 square kilometres and is home to a population of around 128 600 people. It has a temperate climate with temperatures ranging from 5°C to 16°C in winter and going up to between 17°C and 27°C during summer. 

Toowoomba is Australia’s largest inland regional city and is considered to be the cultural and economic hub of the Darling Downs, the farming region in which Toowoomba is located. As a result of this location and the surrounding towns, Toowoomba actually services a population in excess of 250 000 people.

The Toowoomba Regional Council governs Toowoomba. The council also governs other towns, including as far as Millmerren in the west and Rosalie and Crows Nest in the north.

The town’s origins date back to 1827 when English explorer Allan Cunningham discovered the 4 million acres of rich farming and grazing land, the Darling Downs, so named for the then Governor of New South Wales, Sir Ralph Darling. Thirteen years later Drayton was established in the form of bark-slab shops. William Horton, a Drayton resident, is considered the true founder of Toowoomba. He built the Royal Bull’s Head Inn, which still stands today. 

Drovers and wagon masters were quick to spread the news of the fast-growing settlement at Toowoomba. Toowoomba’s rapid growth through the second half of the nineteenth century meant that it was proclaimed a municipality in 1860, a township in 1892 and by 1904 it was declared a city.

There are many major industries in Toowoomba including manufacturing, retail, wholesale, agriculture and farming. Another major industry in Toowoomba is education, with Toowoomba considered a major education centre due to having over 23 private schools, a technical college, a university and TAFE institutes all located in and around the city.

Toowoomba has many attractions for visitors and residents alike and the beautiful Jacaranda, Camphor laurel and Plane trees that line many of the cities streets provide a great backdrop to reinforce Toowoomba’s status as ‘The Garden City’. This is endorsed every September with the Carnival of Flowers, with Toowoomba’s many well-tended public gardens and parks also adding an enjoyable and beautiful element to the city. 

Rugby League is a major part of the city’s sporting culture. As well as rugby league, many other sports have clubs in Toowoomba including rugby union, swimming, tennis, basketball, archery, netball and many more. The town is home to the Clifford Park Racecourse, one of Australia’s leading provincial racetracks, and the Toowoomba Turf Club. 

The town has parks, sport and entertainment available across Toowoomba and these opportunities are spread across a number of suburbs including East Brisbane, 
Newtown, 
Mount Lofty, 
Rangeville,
 North Toowoomba
, Highfields
, Harristown and 
South Toowoomba. 

Next time there’s an emergency or simply a maintenance clean or moving out, think of All Aces Services and give us a call or send us an email (go to our contact us section).