Carpet Cleaning
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We use the steam cleaning method which is specified by most manufacturers as the proper maintenance. In fact, with some manufacturers, if this system is not used, their warranty is voided.

Our certified technicians inspect your carpet first to determine which kinds of dyes and fabric it's made of. Then we give you a professional recommendation.

Our truck mounted cleaning systems are much more powerful than smaller units. This means you get cleaner carpets that dry faster. Usually within 4 to 6 hours, they're dry to the touch.

Our system heats the water to 200 degrees which is the maximum that carpet manufacturers recommend for the benefit of your carpet.

We use a pre-spray that breaks down soil and a chemical emulsifier that lifts the dirt up without creating soap suds. Unlike rotary machines that grind dirt and soap into your carpet, ours leaves no residue in your carpet that could make it sticky and attract more dirt.

The chemicals we use are non-toxic, colorless and odorless. They're safe for your family and your pets.

Because our system is truck mounted, we don't have to bring bulky machines into your home that could damage your furniture.

Our trucks supply all the water and electricity we need, so we don't run up your utility bills or make messes in your kitchen or bathroom.

Our technicians move your sofa, chairs and tables to clean your entire carpet.

We carry 30 different kinds of stain removers on each truck. Different stains such as blood, ink, or Kool-aid require different chemicals to remove.

Carpet Restoration
Flooded carpets aren't always ruined. Many can be restored with proper cleaning and sanitizing. We can thoroughly dry your carpet and re-stretch it. Our system insures that your carpet is clean and dry so mold or bacteria won't grow that could make your family sick.

Rug Cleaning and Repair
Drop your rugs off at our shop, or call and we'll pick up and deliver. Our technicians can clean and repair virtually any kind of rug including throw rugs, braided rugs and Persian rugs.