Steamforce Carpet Cleaning & Repair

We Know You Want It Clean, So We Clean It Right

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Hot Water Extraction, (or steam cleaning) is a very popular choice, and usually the best way to go for a deep cleaning.

Why Regular Cleaning is Necessary:

Just as the clothes we wear need regular washing to keep them fresh and hygienic, so carpets and upholstered furniture require periodic cleaning.  Accumulated soil and grit are major causes of reduced carpet and fabric life, and enable destructive and health harmful mites and bacteria to work unchecked.  Cleaning cost are minimal when you consider the replacement cost of replacing flooring and furnishings, so regular cleaning makes economic sense too.  Regular vacuuming is a very good and smart way of keeping carpets and upholstery cleaned, prior to having it Professionally done.

 

There are several methods used, but the aim of all is the same; to remove as much of, if not all, the accumulated dust, grit and general soiling as possible.  Regular vacuuming is a fundamental part of 'housekeeping', but more specialized equipment and knowledge are required in order to clean properly.  There are several cleaning methods, the choice depending on many factors, but mainly on the type of article, its construction, age and condition, the degree of soiling, its location and the time available for the cleaning to be carried out.  The most common methods are shampooing, hot water extraction (often inaccurately referred to as steam cleaning) and the use of impregnated compounds which are brushed into the carpet and subsequently removed with a vacuum cleaner.  Steamforce CCR staff are trained and have the experience and expertise to recommend the most appropriate method of achieving the best possible results, whatever the circumstances.

 

The hot water extraction carpet cleaning method.
Often known as the most effective method of cleaning carpets, Hot Water Extraction, (or steam cleaning) is a very popular choice, and usually the best way to go for a deep cleaning. This method uses high pressure and high temperature water to clean the carpet fibers themselves, more thoroughly then most other processes. Not only does it clean deep soil out, but it also lifts all the surface dirt, making this the most popular method, by and large. Along with high pressure and hot water, there are detergents and cleaners mixed in with the water to help break up the dirt and the deep, deep soil, leaving a very clean, almost sterile carpet surface behind.