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The best carpet cleaning service you've ever had, period.


So you’ve realized that it’s time to clean your carpets, but you don’t know where to start. Should you do it yourself, or hire a professional carpet cleaning service?

You have all these questions like: who should I call? What type of cleaning is the best?
"The carpet dries in just a couple hours or less in most cases."
How much will it cost?

Can a professional carpet cleaning company really do a better job?


Your not alone. People every day search the web for answers to all these questions. But there are so many so called “experts” that you don’t know who to trust. How do you really know?

How do you find a reputable and professional carpet cleaner who is honest, reliable, experienced and is reasonably priced?

Well you've come to the right place.

What is the best method of carpet cleaning?


There are many different carpet cleaning methods available to consumers: ecapsulation cleaning, bonnet cleaning, hot-water extraction (steam cleaning), absorbent compound and rotary shampoo/dry foam. Each method has its own pros and cons, but steam cleaning is by far the best restoration cleaning. It is widely considered the best method for removing deeply embedded soils. Other methods are good for maintenance cleaning,
"Steam cleaning is considered by industry experts to be the best restoration cleaning."
typically in commercial buildings, but homeowners don't want a maintenance cleaning, they want a deep, restoring and powerful cleaning that will remove spots, stains and deeply embedded soils.

So what makes "Steam" cleaning so much better?


It's the combination of a powerful vacuum system, high heat (240 degress) and safe, but powerful, cleaning agents. There is a common misconception that steam cleaning will cause your carpet to stay wet for many hours, or even days. This is simply not true. We use powerful truck-mounted carpet machines that have such a powerful vacuum system that the carpet dries in just a couple hours or less in most cases.