When tile and grout cleaning we use the best tools the market can offer. First we always start with a safe cleaning cleaning product that can break away all soils and grime away from the tile and grout, but the reality is that when cleaning tile and grout is that high pressure and steam won't get it all out. The key to remove all soil and grime from the tile and grout is agitation. We have special tools for tight corners and hard to reach areas, we also use heavy weighted floor scrubbers to break up soils that not even high pressure and steam can remove. Our pictures speak for themselves! We don't just clean your tile and grout, we restore it!
Commercial Carpet Cleaning
Don't hire a residential carpet cleaner for your commercial buildings. Why do I say this? First and for most, when a customer shops for a cleaner, they are most interested in price and quality. The reality is that you can't always have both... When I say reality, I mean with a residential carpet cleaner. First, residential carpet cleaners have a bad habit of wanting a high flat rate to show up to any project no matter how small it is. Second, residential carpet cleaners tend to charge commercial buildings a residential rate. As a company we have bid jobs and found out that we were half as cheap as the other bid, did we make our profit margin? Yes. When you hire a residential carpet cleaner, you will pay over 40-100% more vs hiring a commercial carpet cleaning company who cleans millions of Sq Ft per year. Commercial carpet cleaning companies will have vast amount of tools for all sorts of cleaning methods, they will also have employees who have vast amounts of knowledge and experience in the commercial world, last they can clean at a faster rate than a residential carpet cleaner and will give you a better result. As I said, customers want two things when shopping... Price and quality. We offer both! If you have a building that is 1000 Sq Ft or have 100 buildings that range from 5000-30,000 Sq Ft and up we can clean them. If you have commercial carpet that needs cleaning, call us!
Spot & stain removal for your carpets
Everyone out there has experienced spots and stains on their carpet and upholstery.
The first reaction is, try to get the spot up! Typically one uses a house held item you can buy at the store. Today, I tell you to not use these store bought spot & stain removers. The majority of spots & stains have a lot of chemistry behind them, which means each stain specifically has a different Ph, meaning they could be to alkaline, or to acidic. If using the wrong product, you can set the stain believe it or not! Also, most of these store bought stain removers are so potent that they need to extracted thoroughly with either A cold water or B warm water.
The one thing I recommend to all my customers is to always soak up what you can with a dry rag (fresh spot) or a lightly damp rag(dried spot). It is also ok to dilute a spot with warm or cold water and extract with a shop vac(do not forget to remove filter & bag from shop vac). Then call a professional!
So today, if you have a spot or stain... Leave it be and call a professional!
Pile Lifting your carpets
Pile Lifting your carpet... Image shows smashed down fiber being lifted back up by a Certified Pile Lifter. Believe it or not, not one cleaning method in the entire industry can remove soil as much as a Pile Lifter. What is a Pile Lifter? Its basically a commercial grade vacuum with a turbo... A Pile Lifter can literally remove up to 70% of soil, which is why it leads in soil removal over all cleaning methods. Cleaning your carpets with steam cleaning process does help and is needed, but their must be a certain pattern in maintaining your carpets.
Comparison... I like to think when someone waxes and details their car once a year(pile lift & steam clean), but an average person will wash their call weekly(vacuum). We wash our car weekly to keep them nice and maintain its appearance, as we should. The same should go for carpets.
From our experience, carpets should be vacuumed twice a week or even daily, then pile lifted once a year, then following with a steam cleaning process. If someone starts with a steam cleaning process and doesn't remove the soil first, that soil turns into mud while cleaning, then causing it to re-soil after drying. Which is why you should always vacuum often then pile lift once a year before steam cleaning.
Now. If a homeowner vacuums twice a week will remove more soil than even a pile lifter and steam cleaning process combined. Today, start by protecting your investment and vacuum twice a week or even daily. I recommend to have your carpets pile lifted, then steamed cleaned once a year.
Steam cleaning your carpets
Steam cleaning your carpets is the method we always recommend, but not just a steam cleaning process in particular. For residential properties we recommend that the consumer only hires companies who use a RX20's or any similar tool.
Why?
A RX20 weighs in at about 75lbs which causes amazing agitation, to top it off a RX20's head will spin (looks like a floor buffer) around 600 times per minute, a traditional wand couldn't even do 600 strikes in one room if it wanted to, a RX20 will do easily 6000 full rotations in an average sized bedroom.
Enough said.