🧽 Carpet Cleaning Process Explained

1. Pre-treatment of Stains and High-Traffic Areas

• What it is: Technicians apply specialized cleaning solutions to areas with visible stains or heavy wear (like hallways or entryways).

• Why it matters: These spots often hold more dirt and oils, so pre-treating helps loosen grime before the main cleaning begins.

• How it’s done: A spray or foam cleaner is applied and allowed to sit for several minutes to break down tough residues.

2. Deep Steam Cleaning or Shampooing

• Steam Cleaning: Uses hot water extraction to penetrate carpet fibers and lift out dirt, allergens, and bacteria.

• Shampooing: Involves scrubbing with a foaming detergent that’s worked into the carpet and then rinsed out.

• Equipment used: Professional-grade machines with powerful suction and heat to ensure deep cleaning and fast drying.

3. Odor and Allergen Removal

• What it targets: Pet smells, smoke, mildew, and allergens like dust mites or pollen.

• How it works: Deodorizing agents and anti-allergen treatments are applied after cleaning to neutralize odors and reduce airborne irritants.

• Bonus: Leaves carpets smelling fresh and feeling healthier for sensitive individuals.

4. Spot Treatment for Spills and Pet Accidents

• What it handles: Wine, coffee, ink, pet urine, and other stubborn stains.

• Technique: Technicians use targeted stain removers and enzymatic cleaners that break down organic matter and prevent re-soiling.

• Result: Stains are lifted without damaging carpet fibers or leaving residue.

5. Optional Carpet Protection Treatment

• What it is: A protective coating (often a fluoropolymer) applied after cleaning.

• Benefits: Helps repel future spills, makes vacuuming more effective, and extends the life of your carpet.

• Ideal for: Homes with kids, pets, or high foot traffic.