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We demonstrate professionalism in our appearance and performance, as well as demonstrating respect for the clients home every step of the way. We maintain safe distancing and wear mouth and nose coverings, we lay a walk off mat at the homes entrance and wear shoe covers, we put a canvass entry door covering with a window and zipper door over the homes entrance to keep indoor air and any pets in and insects and outdoor air out while we clean. We i.d. the carpet fiber type to ensure we use the correct cleaning solutions and on top of that we do a really great job cleaning the customers carpet, tile, furniture, mattress, curtains, or auto/RV interiors and guarantee their satisfaction or we do it til they are..or its free.
We just really enjoy the whole process of cleaning carpet, really. That's our main objective; to clean carpet. From identifying the fiber to getting a stubborn stain removed to leaving behind a satisfied carpet owner with soft, clean, beautiful and fresh smelling carpet. That's our job.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
Well, usually I will be called out to do an estimate and that will be the first in-person interaction between the customer and myself. If they agree with the estimate I give them and they hire me to clean, besides getting paid afterward, that pretty much sums up how the process goes with any new customer. We then can look forward to the next time they want us to come back and clean again.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I have IICRC training in commercial carpet cleaning, General Carpet Cleaning training by CLEANCARE Restoration Academy and Carpet Cleaning Technician training by National Pro Clean Corp.
Do you have a standard pricing system for your services? If so, please share the details here.
We charge by the actual square footage cleaned, also taking into consideration the carpet fiber type, the soil load (how dirty it is), severity of staining, and the age of the carpet and how damaged it may be.
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a pro in your area of expertise?
You get what you pay for, so if you want professionals, you pay more for their ability in demonstrating professionalism from start to finish, and that includes professional results. If you want cheap, you pay for cheap, you get cheap.