What kind of carpets do you clean?

We clean most carpet types including plush, Berber, cut-loop, and more. We do not clean wool, viscose, velvet, suede, or any animal fiber carpets.

How do I get a quote?

We'll ask a few questions about your carpet’s type, size, condition, and needs, then provide an exact quote with no surprise fees.

What information do you need for a quote?

Please share: • What type of carpet you have (e.g., plush, Berber, cut-loop) • How many rooms or areas need cleaning (include approximate sizes) • Your ZIP code to confirm service area • Carpet condition and any stains or trouble spots • Whether it’s a home, office, or commercial space • If there are kids, pets, or allergies we should consider

What’s included in the cleaning package?

All packages include deep scrubbing, deodorizing, sanitizing, and pet treatment. No upsells or hidden charges.

Do I need to move my furniture?

Yes, please. Our technicians don’t move furniture, so we recommend clearing the area beforehand to ensure a thorough clean.

How soon can you come out?

Tell us your preferred date or deadline and we’ll do our best to schedule you as soon as possible.

Is this a one-time service or can I set up recurring appointments?

We offer both one-time and recurring services based on your needs.

When was the last time the carpets were cleaned?

If it’s been over a year or you have specific stains, a deep clean is highly recommended.

Are your products safe for kids or pets?

Yes! We’ll ask about any allergies or sensitivities to tailor the cleaning solution.

What is VLM cleaning?

VLM is a low-moisture method using organic solutions. It dries fast and won’t damage floors.

How long does it take to dry?

Typically 24–48 hours depending on carpet type and room conditions. You can walk on it with clean shoes.

Will I get care instructions?

Yes, our technician will provide after-care guidance once the cleaning is finished.

What if I don’t know the material?

If you are unaware of the material, we cannot guarantee results or cover damage. Let us know if you still want to proceed.

Do you move furniture?

No. We clean around furniture carefully. Please move small items if possible; move large items for a full clean.

Is the carpet under furniture cleaned?

Only if our equipment can reach. For complete cleaning underneath, please move the furniture beforehand.

Do you clean area rugs?

Yes! Share the size and material so we can confirm eligibility and provide a quote.

What materials do you NOT clean for rugs?

We don’t clean wool, viscose, velvet, suede, or rugs made from animal fibers.

How much does area rug cleaning cost?

Pricing depends on rug size and condition. We’ll give you a detailed quote once we have the details.

What’s the cost to clean a couch?

1 Seater: $75; 2 Seater: $90; 3 Seater: $120; Sectional (up to 6 seater): $200; Large Sectional: $250. Final pricing may vary. Pictures help us quote accurately.

What types of couch materials do you clean?

We clean most fabric couches but do not clean wool, viscose, velvet, suede, or animal fibers.

Do I need to send pictures of my couch?

Yes, photos are the best way to provide an accurate quote before we come out.

What’s the price for mattress cleaning?

Twin: $75; Full: $100; Queen: $150; King: $200.

Do you clean all mattress types?

We clean standard mattresses but not those made with materials like wool or animal fibers.

DIY Carpet Pre-treatment Spray

By Dominique Williams

Unlocking the Power of Homemade Solutions

Preparing your carpets for a deep clean is a crucial step in achieving optimal results. With this simple recipe, you can create an effective and budget-friendly carpet pre-treatment spray using common household ingredients. Let’s dive into the steps to make your own carpet pre-treatment spray.

Ingredients

1 cup white vinegar
1 cup water
1 tablespoon dish soap (preferably clear)
1 tablespoon baking soda
10 drops essential oil (optional, for fragrance)

Instructions:

Gather Your Ingredients:

Measure out the white vinegar, water, dish soap, and baking soda. If you prefer a scented spray, choose an essential oil of your liking.

Mix the White Vinegar and Water:

In a bowl, combine 1 cup of white vinegar with 1 cup of water. White vinegar is excellent for breaking down stains and odors.

Add Dish Soap:

Incorporate 1 tablespoon of clear dish soap into the vinegar and water mixture. Clear dish soap helps prevent any potential staining on your carpets.

Introduce Baking Soda:

Sprinkle 1 tablespoon of baking soda into the mixture. Baking soda aids in lifting stains and acts as a natural deodorizer.

Optional: Essential Oil for Fragrance:

If you desire a pleasant scent, add 10 drops of your favorite essential oil. Lavender, tea tree, or citrus oils work well for a refreshing fragrance.

Stir Thoroughly:

Mix the ingredients together thoroughly to ensure an even distribution of all components. Stir until the baking soda is dissolved.

Transfer to a Spray Bottle:

Using a funnel, pour the mixture into a clean spray bottle. This makes it easy to apply the pre-treatment evenly on your carpets.

Label the Bottle:

Consider labeling the spray bottle with the contents and purpose for easy identification.

How to Use the Carpet Pre-Treatment Spray

Test in an Inconspicuous Area:

Before applying the pre-treatment spray to the entire carpet, test it in a small, inconspicuous area to ensure compatibility.

Spray on Stains and High-Traffic Areas:

Shake the spray bottle well before use. Spray the pre-treatment solution directly onto stains and high-traffic areas. Ensure an even application.

Allow it to Sit:

Let the pre-treatment sit on the carpet for at least 15-30 minutes. This allows the solution to penetrate and break down stains.

Proceed with Carpet Cleaning:

After the pretreatment has had time to work, proceed with your chosen carpet cleaning method, whether using a carpet cleaner, steam cleaner, or other DIY solutions.

Blot or Extract:

Depending on your cleaning method, either blot the treated areas with a clean cloth or extract the solution using your chosen carpet cleaning equipment.

By making your own carpet pre-treatment spray, you not only save money but also have control over the ingredients used in your cleaning process. This DIY solution is versatile, effective, and a great addition to your carpet cleaning routine. Contact Us

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