Carpet Cleaning

Carpet Cleaning

Your Carpets, Restored

Carpets trap allergens, bacteria, and odors deep in their fibers — far beyond what regular vacuuming can reach. Our hot water extraction method penetrates deep to lift out the dirt your vacuum leaves behind.

Whether it's routine maintenance or a full restorative clean, we bring your carpets back to a fresh, like-new condition that improves indoor air quality and protects your investment.

💧 Fast drying: Most carpets are dry and ready to use within 4–6 hours after cleaning.

What's Included

Pre-inspection and fiber identification
Pre-treatment of stains and high-traffic areas
Hot water extraction (steam cleaning)
Spot treatment for stubborn stains
Deodorizing and freshening treatment
Post-cleaning grooming and drying
Optional: carpet protector application
Final walkthrough and quality check

We Clean All Carpet Types

🧵Nylon

♻️Polyester

🐑Wool

🏔️Berber

💧Olefin

🏢Commercial Grade

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Our Methods

The Right Method for Every Carpet

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Hot Water Extraction (Steam Cleaning)

The most thorough restorative cleaning method. Hot water extraction penetrates deep into carpet fibers, flushing out embedded dirt, allergens, and bacteria. May include rotary shampoo cleaning or agitation with a counter-rotating brush machine.

Our technicians follow the "cleaning pie" as taught in IICRC CCT/CCMT classes — balancing time, agitation, chemical, and temperature for the best possible result.

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Carpet Shampooing

A high-foaming detergent is applied through a nylon bristled brush at manufacturer-recommended speed. The agitation creates foam that suspends soil, which is then extracted by wet vacuum or allowed to dry and vacuumed away.

Rotary shampooing is a restorative method — when followed by hot water extraction, it's the method of choice for heavily soiled carpets that need a true deep clean.

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Encapsulation

An interim maintenance method ideal for commercial settings. Encapsulating chemistry surrounds each soil particle and crystallizes it, preventing it from attracting more soil. The particles release from the fiber and are removed by regular vacuuming.

This low-moisture system lets carpets return to service quickly, and should be followed by hot water extraction every 2–3 cleanings for best long-term results.

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Bonnet Cleaning

A low-moisture interim maintenance program used in commercial cleaning situations. Bonnet cleaning cleans the face fibers and maintains appearance between deeper cleanings — best used as part of a comprehensive maintenance schedule alongside extraction cleaning.

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Dry Carpet Cleaning

Dense foam produced by a dry foam machine is distributed and agitated via mechanical brush action. Suspended soil and foam are extracted by the same machine or a wet vacuum. Also popular and safe for upholstery cleaning when paired with an appropriate upholstery chemical.