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Carpet Cleaning

Hot water extraction (steam) carpet cleaning for homes and offices, covering everyday dirt, stains, and general upkeep of your carpets.

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What's Included

  • Pre-inspection of carpet type and problem areas
  • Pre-treatment of visible stains
  • Hot water extraction (steam) cleaning
  • Spot treatment for common stains
  • Fast-drying process

Common Issues We Address

  • General dirt and dust build-up
  • Pet-related marks and stains
  • Red wine, coffee, and food stains
  • Ink and dye marks
  • Musty or damp smells in carpet fibres
  • Old or set-in stains

The Process

The carpet is first inspected to identify fibre type and any problem areas. Visible stains are pre-treated, then hot water extraction is used to lift dirt and residue from deep within the carpet pile. A final pass helps speed up drying time before the job is complete.

How Booking Works

  1. 1 Request a quote online or by phone
  2. 2 Confirm a date and time that suits you
  3. 3 We complete the service at your property

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does carpet cleaning take?

This depends on the size of the area and number of rooms. A typical residential job covers a few rooms in a single visit.

How long until the carpet is dry?

Drying time depends on carpet type, humidity, and airflow. Opening windows or using fans can speed up drying.

Do I need to move furniture first?

Moving smaller items beforehand helps us access the full carpet area. Let us know about any large or heavy furniture when booking.

Can old stains be removed?

Older stains are treated with targeted spot treatment before the main clean. Results vary depending on the stain type and how long it has set into the fibres.

What carpet types can be cleaned this way?

Hot water extraction suits most synthetic and wool carpet types. Delicate or natural fibre carpets may need an adjusted approach.

Is the carpet safe to walk on straight after cleaning?

It's best to keep foot traffic to a minimum until the carpet has dried to avoid re-soiling or flattening the pile.