Carpet Cleaning Services

Carpet cleaning services remove dirt, dust, and allergens from your home’s carpeting. They also sanitize and deodorize it, improving indoor air quality. Before hiring a cleaning company, ask about their guarantees. Most cleaning outfits provide guarantees, but what they promise varies. Give companies credit if they talk candidly about their limitations in advance.

Cleaner

Carpets trap and collect hair, skin, dust, pet dander, soil and other debris. Frequent vacuuming removes much of this, but some types of stains require the professional equipment and skills of a pro to remove fully.

Renting a home carpet cleaning system may do the trick for small spills and other surface dirt. However, to get rid of deep-down dirt, allergens and other residue, you need a professional cleaning service with high-powered equipment and pH-balancing fiber rinses.

Look for a company that uses cleaning methods accepted by the industry. For instance, a good quality pro should offer hot-water extraction for wall-to-wall carpet and hand wash area rugs in a way that protects and preserves the fibers. Be wary of outfits that quote prices by the room — this can skew results and encourage over-wetting, improper chemical use or rushed drying. Also, question companies that charge extra for stain removal or deodorizers. These add-ons can increase costs and contaminate the environment.

Fresher

Carpets trap a lot of dirt throughout the week. Even frequent vacuuming may not be enough to keep them looking and smelling their best. A professional cleaning will get rid of heavier dirt and revive carpet fibers, leaving them refreshed and odor free.

Allergens and bacteria trapped in your carpet can contaminate the air quality inside your home and make it difficult for those suffering from asthma or other respiratory conditions to breathe. Using professional treatments and processes, carpet cleaning services eliminate allergens and sanitize your carpet, improving indoor air quality.

When searching for a carpet cleaning service, it’s important to read reviews and choose one with experience. A seasoned crew will be more familiar with the different types of carpet and how to best clean them without damaging them. They’ll also be able to address any questions or concerns you might have. Make sure the company you choose has insurance and licenses to work in your home, too.

Odor-Free

Many carpet cleaners offer extra treatments to eliminate odors and retard soiling. The cost of these add-ons varies by company. Some offer a variety of products while others offer only one or two. Ask what the product does and how it works before paying for it.

Pet stains often soak into the carpet’s pad and even the floor’s subsurfaces, creating hard to remove odors. If left untreated these odors can become absorbed into other porous materials such as draperies, sheet rock, upholstery, and the concrete foundation of your home.

The best way to prevent these odors is to regularly vacuum and spot treat stains as soon as they occur. Then, apply an odor neutralizer that is non-toxic to people and pets. This will help keep odors from returning as quickly as they did in the past. It also helps to have a good quality air filter in your home. It will help trap and lock dirt, smoke, and other irritants in the filter keeping them from being blown into your living spaces.

Longer

Vacuuming carpets properly – once a week is generally considered the right frequency, but households with heavy traffic or pet owners will need to vacuum more frequently — can significantly extend the lifespan of your flooring. Professional cleaners use high-temperature water and cleaning agents that break down dirt, oil, and other organic compounds, leaving your carpets clean and fresh. They may also offer deodorizing treatments. These extra touches can make all the difference in your home’s cleanliness and smell.