You would really be amazed how great your chairs and sofas can look after a thorough cleaning. In addition to removing any spots or stains, the brightness and gleam will be returned. When you regularly clean your upholstery, you can keep the original colors looking like new.

As you probably know, fabric is an odor absorber. This means that all of those people, pets, shoes, and anything else that may have sat on your furniture, most likely have left some odors behind. In addition to cleaning, professional upholstery cleaners will also deodorize your furniture leaving it smelling fresh.

Ever wonder what causes your fabric to look thin or dull? It could be dust.
Microscopic dust particles have jagged edges that scratch upholstery fibers.
A careful cleaning that gets rid of dust will extend the life of your upholstered fabric.

A professional upholstery cleaning company can provide you with a healthier home.
Vacuuming and cleaning can remove allergens such as pet dander, soil, and dust that cause allergies and other respiratory problems.

Once they are finished cleaning your upholstery, professional cleaners can give you advice and instructions on how to better take care of your furniture.
If you are hosting guests, though they may not say anything, if your furniture is ragged or smelly, they will surely notice.
Our solution is gentle on all fabrics and materials but tough on stains. In addition, it is all natural and will not bleach or discolor your upholstery.
Plus, it dries very quickly, in only a matter of hours, not days.

Dry compounds are used for interim and restorative cleaning.
This no-moisture system uses absorbent compounds containing detergents or solvents that are disbursed and agitated into carpets.

After up to 30 minutes of dwell time, the detergents or solvents dissolve oil films on carpet fibers, which free the soil from the carpet fibers. Once this has occurred, a simple vacuuming or pile lift procedure removes the compound along with the soil.

It’s the driest way to clean carpets, excluding vacuuming, because no moisture is used at all.

Often this method is used in schools or public facilities when drying time is at a premium.
There is no danger of over-wetting the carpet, and the process eliminates all wastewater.

Foam is a minimum-moisture system used for restorative cleaning. It is very unlikely that over-wetting will occur.

After vacuuming, dense foam is produced through mechanical aeration and distributed via a mechanical brush.
The foam is generated inside extraction equipment by mixing cleaning solution with pressurized air.
It is brushed into the carpet fibers and then vacuumed out.
A wet vacuum is typically incorporated into most foam cleaning equipment, which extracts the excess foam and suspended soil.

It’s important to remove all foam residue, otherwise it can interfere with later attempts to clean the carpet.
For example, chemicals used at a later date may actually trap new soil in the fibers.

Hydrogen peroxide-based cleaners use oxygen to destroy stain molecules.
Most of these products can be sprayed on and left to dry.
The product dries to a powder and is vacuumed away along with the stain.

This method will also reduce the likelihood of re-soiling, and there is no residue left behind.

In this treatment, a low-moisture, low-residue cleaning product is applied using a sprayer and is agitated using a counter-rotational brush machine after normal vacuuming.
In fact, the newest machines combine both of these steps to further increase efficiency and save time.

The machine agitation lifts the pile, which helps free soil from the carpet fibers.
Since the encapsulation machines do not require the time or cost of running long hoses or being mounted to trucks, cleaning can be performed at a lower cost.

It also cleans the fiber on all sides, promoting a higher level of cleanliness.
After the carpet is dry, vacuuming is recommended.
This process produces no wastewater because the encapsulated soil is vacuumed from the carpet as dry soil.
A contractor can expect cleaning rates of 2,000 to 3,000 square feet per hour with no rinsing needed.