Clean & Dry

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Ever Been “Soaked” On A Carpet Cleaning?   Well ours dries FAST!

When you select a carpet cleaner, you'll choose from a wide variety of cleaning methods and prices.  There is no heat or rinsing in so called dry methods, therefore no deep cleaning. So your best value is a deep steam cleaning which is designed to clean thoroughly AND dry quickly.  That is what Clean and Dry is all about.

Absolutely False. Many companies have truck mounted cleaners, but very few companies teach their employees how to use them properly. This is why it's important that you choose your cleaner carefully.

The best cleaning companies are those that have been certified by the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification, known as the IICRC.

Certification means education. Knowing the fiber content and construction of what is being cleaned is a very important factor. Also where tile is concerned there are potential construction defects in some installations.

We of course go beyond that, and have only the owners of the company coming out to service your home.

We want to offer only the best and most clients agree that we are very reasonably priced considering the level of service we offer.

Before you choose a carpet cleaner, ask to see if their level of experience, equipment, training, and manner of service is consistent with what you REALLY want.

The Importance of Value and Price? 

Price is what you pay. Value is what you get. When you select a carpet/upholstery/tile cleaner, you'll choose from a wide variety of cleaning methods and prices.

Shaw Industries, the world's largest carpet manufacturer, recommends hot water extraction from a truck-mounted unit, and using a portable unit only in areas where the truck-mounted unit won't reach. Here's why:

A truck-mounted unit cleans much better than a portable unit for three reasons:

(1) It heats the water to a higher temperature. For every 18 degree increase in temperature above 118 degrees F, you double the water's cleaning ability. So, if the water temperature is 136 degrees F, it will clean twice as well as water that is 118 degrees F. 154 degree water will clean four times as well as 118 degree water. And so on, until you reach a water temperature of 250 degrees F.

(2) It shoots the cleaning solution into your carpet at a higher pressure, which breaks up the dirt, bacteria, chemicals and pollens. 300 to 400 pounds per square inch is the optimum pressure for truck-mount hot water extraction. 950 psi for tile, 150psi for furniture.

(3) The machine uses stronger suction to draw the dirt, chemicals, bacteria, pollens and tobacco smoke residue out of your carpet.

Not surprisingly, having your carpet thoroughly cleaned by an IICRC certified master cleaner with truck-mount hot water extraction costs more than renting a shampooer at the corner grocery store. If you bought the cheapest carpeting you could find, then renting a small shampooer might be all you need. No question, it will get out some of the dirt--but the key word here is "some". It will not get out many of the pollens, chemicals, bacteria and dust mite residues.

On the other hand--if you want your carpet/ furniture/ tile to look good and give you years of dependable service--then you need to take extra good care of it.

This means you need to have it cleaned by a skilled, qualified technician at least every six months to two years, depending on the amount of soiling and foot traffic it receives. And you need to have it cleaned thoroughly and disinfected, as only a truck-mount hot water extractor can do.