Eight things we clean in Blythewood homes
Most calls start with carpet. A lot of the new construction around town came with light beige carpet that shows every footprint, so that tends to be the first job. Then people add whatever else has been nagging at them, maybe a sectional the kids eat dinner on or a tile entry that has slowly turned gray. Open any card to see how we clean that surface and which coupon applies.
Carpet Cleaning
Clean carpet without the soak or the sticky film
Traffic lanes go gray from soil and body oil sitting on fiber that's usually still sound. A carbonated clean with very little water and no soap brings it up, the pad stays dry, and you're walking on it again the same afternoon.
Learn more →Area Rug Cleaning
Your rug gets cleaned at home, on your floor
No pickup and no plant. The tech identifies the fiber, tests the dyes in a hidden spot, pulls the grit out of the base of the pile, and cleans the rug in place with so little moisture it's usually dry by dinner.
Learn more →Oriental Rug Cleaning
Slow, careful work on hand-knotted rugs
Every color is tested, the packed-in grit comes out dry, and the rug is cleaned in your living room with very little water before the nap is groomed by hand. If a rug needs a restorer first, you'll hear that during the inspection.
Learn more →Upholstery Cleaning
Most tired couches just need the grime out
Arms, headrests and seat cushions collect body oil, dander and crumbs. The tech checks the fabric code, tests a hidden spot, pre-treats the oily areas, and cleans with a light hand on the water so the foam never gets soaked.
Learn more →Pet Odor & Stain Removal
Treat the urine where it actually went
An odor that returns every humid spell is coming from the pad. We map every spot, including ones that look clean, then apply a live enzyme and oxidizer deep enough to follow the urine down. No perfume goes on to hide anything.
Learn more →Antibacterial Sanitizer
For sick rooms, nurseries and rental turnovers
Applied after the cleaning, an EPA-registered sanitizer kills bacteria and many viruses left in carpet, rugs, furniture and mattresses. It's worth it after an illness or between tenants, and most healthy households can skip it.
Learn more →Tile & Grout Cleaning
A floor buffer does what a mop can't
Mop water drains into the grout lines and dries there, a little darker every week. A machine buffer scrubs the tile face and the lines together with a pH-balanced cleaner, and the loosened grime gets picked up as it goes.
Learn more →Hardwood Floor Cleaning
Take off the haze and keep the finish
A cloudy wood floor usually has a good finish hiding under grit and old mop product. Soft brushes and a pH-neutral cleaner lift it with very little water. Safe on solid, engineered and prefinished wood, and nothing gets sanded or coated.
Learn more →Not sure what to book? Just describe the problem.
We'll figure out the service from there. "The guest room smells and we can't find why" is a perfectly good starting point. So is "the couch never recovered from Thanksgiving." You'll get the right service and a rough price on the phone, and your tech confirms the final number at the house.
Ask us a question →Got a stain or a smell you can't beat? Call us.
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