Services

We Offer:

• Carpet Cleaning
• Upholstery Cleaning
• Drapery Cleaning
• Wood Floor Care and Maintenance
• Odor Control
• Mold and Mildew Remediation
• Air Duct Cleaning
• DuPont Teflon
• Clean, Seal and Polish Natural Stone
• Tile and Grout
• Residential and Commercial Service
• Certified by the Institute of Inspection
• Cleaning and Restoration
• 24-Hour Emergency Service
• Water Removal Service
• Fully Bonded and Insured
• Free Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Estimates

1 - Regular Thorough Vacuuming
Regular and thorough vacuuming is the best thing you can do for your carpets. Traffic areas and places where you do most of your living need the most attention. Be sure to do this with a well-maintained vacuum. For best results, use a vacuum with a beater bar or rotating brush with plenty of suction. Change bags and filter routinely. Keep recovery tanks clean. Vacuum lightly soiled areas two or three passes. Traffic and heavily soiled areas normally need from seven to 10 passes.

2 - Prompt Cleanup of Spots and Spills
Today's carpets resist stains better than ever before. But prompt cleanup of spots, spills and pet accidents is still a must. The longer you wait, the harder cleanup becomes. Left untreated, many spots and spills can become permanent stains.

3 - Periodic Deep Cleaning By Experts
Microscopic "soiling" and "foot traffic" are two forces that rob carpets of beauty and luster. Routine vacuuming and periodic deep cleaning by experts work together to control this damage. Warranties call for professional cleaning every 12 to 18 months. The U.S. EPA provides the chart below to assure healthy indoor air.

 

• Use dirt trapping walk-off mats at all exterior doors.
• Strong sunlight can cause fading of wood and wood stain. To avoid uneven appearance, move area rugs occasionally and drape or shade large windows to avoid direct sunlight on the wood.
• Apply fabric-faced glides to the legs of your furniture.
• Vacuum or dust your wood floor as often as you vacuum your carpet.
• Wipe up food and other spills immediately with a damp (not wet) cloth. Standing moisture can damage poorly finished floors.
• Avoid soaps. They can build up and create problems. For cleaning, use cleaners that are specifically formulated for wood floors.

We recommend using floor guards when moving major appliances. Floor guards will prevent damage to your floors from sharp edges and even the weight of the appliance. A heavy refrigerator can leave indentations in some floors.