Carpet Cleaning

Steam Carpet Cleaning

Steam Hot Water Extraction method uses hot water (230+ degrees) to sanitize the carpet by shooting cleaning solution into the carpet.  This then breaks up soil, bacteria and pollens; and then uses high powered extraction to remove soil and pollutions out of carpet.  Best solutions for deep carpet cleaning giving a clean air environment.

 

~ Recognized by EPA as most effective way to remove soil and thereby clean air pollutions.
~ Most effective to remove tough stains.
~ #1 recommended method by Shaw Industries, the world’s largest carpet manufacturer.

 

 

 

Read our featured article: “What Carpet Cleaner’s Don’t Want You to Know”

 

Dry Carpet Cleaning: Encapsulation

An environmentally friendly dry cleaning chemical is applied to carpet.   Using a twin-cylindrical brush machine, soil is drawn to the surface of the carpet fibers.  Then dry cleaning chemical dries & crystallizes the soil which is then easily extracted with routine vacuuming.  This extraction will take place in the first 1-2 occurrences of vacuuming after cleaning.

 

~ Fast drying time, approximately 1 hour.
~ Maintains high traffic or high soiled areas.
~ Excellent for removing surface soils & maintaining carpet in-between routine  

    extractions.
~ Recommended for commercial carpets only

 

Spot Removal

For those occasions when you have a spill, accident, or someone walks in material that stains your carpet; we offer our professional carpet stain removal service. We utilize a specific combination of chemicals that are designed to treat different types of stains.  Unfortunately, complete carpet stain removal cannot be guaranteed. There are many factors that influence our ability to remove stains: the type of stain, how long it has been there, the type of carpet, the prior cleaning methods used to clean the carpets or stain, wear and tear, and the age of the carpet.We can utilize our repair method for patching, if stains are unable to be removed. 

 

Pet Urine Stains & Deodorizing

Pet urine is one the most complex and difficult stains even for a trained professional.  When you see a spot of urine in the carpet, the amount of urine that is actually in the carpet is approximately 2-3 times the size of area that you see on the surface.  The only true way to tell the extent of urine damage is to have a professional perform a blacklight assessment.  Carpet that has had cat urine damage most often is not even salvageable due to the high levels of ammonia in the urine.  We offer 3 Levels of Treatment as a solution to a tech’s blacklight assessment of damage:

 

Level 1: Topical Cleaning & Deodorizing
This only applies to minimal amount of urine & small spots.

 

 Level 2: Deep Cleaning & Deodorizing of Carpet and Pad
This is when we have to do an aggressive enzyme treatment
& weighted extraction to remove urine from carpet & pad.

 

 Level 3: Extract of Top/Back of Carpet & Pad Replacement & Seal
This is when we have to do an aggressive enzyme treatment,
extract all sides of carpet, pad replacement & seal subfloor

 

Read Our Articles

“Knowing What Method is Really the Best”

“What Carpet Cleaners Don’t Want You to Know”

“DIY Spot Removal”

“Keep it Looking Good”