What it covers
Carpet cleaning covers wall-to-wall carpet in living areas, bedrooms, hallways, stairs and offices. It is aimed at the dirt, dust and everyday soil that builds up in the fibers.
It is a different job from spot treatment, which focuses on one stain or odor.
How carpet cleaning usually works
A visit usually begins with a look at the carpet and any problem areas, followed by moving light items and vacuuming. A cleaning method is then chosen to suit the fiber and how soiled it is.
Heavily worn traffic lanes and older stains may look better afterward without looking new. Results vary.
Before you ask for a quote
Describe the rooms you want done, and whether stairs, hallways or closets are included. A rough count of rooms helps.
Mention any known problem spots, such as a stain or a path of heavy wear.
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Request a quote
List which rooms and stairs need attention and roughly how large they are.