Internet Carpet Cleaning Special!

Carpet Cleaning: Room sizes up to 250 square feet are only $30 per room.

Combined living areas considered as 2 rooms. Baths, halls & large walk in closets & stairs are priced separately.  Any combination of our services can be used to meet our minimum. We will always help you achieve the best value for your money! When you schedule a minimum service, discounts will not drop the total below the minimum price.

Furniture Moving:

Items that we move: Couches, oversize chairs, coffee tables and dining room table chairs.
Items that we don't move: Entertainment consoles, electronics, china hutches, beds, dressers and pianos.

Our 100% Guarantee

If any spots return with-in two weeks we will gladly return to re-clean them!
Not enough? How about one month? What could be more fair?
IN fact! If you are not happy with the results of any of our services, we will return and correct it. If you are still not happy,
we will return your money. It’s that simple. We would not think of doing business any other way!

Bob Mistretta

Oh, and by the way, our employees are not subcontractors or temporary staff.
We carry Worker’s Compensation insurance that protects you if they injure themselves at your home.
They will not submit a claim to your insurance provider and cause your home owners insurance rates to go up!

What distinguishes one carpet cleaning company from another?

In this section we will share a few costly misconceptions about carpet cleaning.

Misconception #1

You should wait as long as possible before cleaning your carpet.

No. Dirt is an abrasive - like sandpaper. Every time you step on the carpet, you grind dirt into your carpet fibers. This cuts your carpet,
just as if you used a knife, causing it to wear out faster. A dirty carpet will not last nearly as long as a clean carpet. And while vacuuming
helps - by itself it's simply not enough. The longer you wait to have your carpet cleaned, the more damage you do to your carpet and the
faster it wears out.  We recommend every 6 months!

Misconception #2

The only reason to clean carpets is to get he dirt out.

No. As you probably know, outdoor air contains pollens, fungus, bacteria, air pollution, car exhaust - and hundreds of other chemicals. When you and your family members come into your home, you carry those pollens, bacteria and chemicals in your hair and on your skin, clothing and shoes. If you have allergies, asthma, emphysema, or other breathing problems - one major source of your problem could be the pollens, fungus, and chemicals in your carpet.

Misconception #3

No. You can choose from two primary methods: dry cleaning or hot water extraction.

First, we will explain dry cleaning. Many people believe that dry cleaning your carpet is like dry cleaning your clothing. This is not true. All carpet cleaning methods use water in one form or another. Here are the three methods of dry cleaning carpet.

When a carpet cleaner uses dry foam, he applies shampoo to your carpet, allows it to dry, and then sucks the dried shampoo into a vacuum. Can you imagine applying shampoo to your hair, allowing it to dry and then removing the shampoo from your head with a vacuum? This method can leave a residue in your carpet, which is one reason dry foam is not effective.

The dry-chem method is similar to dry foam. The major difference is that when dry-chem is used, the company sets a large cotton bonnet on your carpet. Using a machine, the bonnet spins from side to side, absorbing the dirt that's in the carpet. After the bonnet is saturated with dirt, another cotton bonnet is applied. Bonnet cleaning is like trying to use a large towel to rub the dirt out of your carpet. Like dry foam, it is not very effective.

The dry-compound method spreads an absorbent mixture that looks like wet sawdust all over your carpeting. Then the machine brushes the mixture into the carpet, which in theory causes dirt to absorb into the mixture. When the mixture has dried, a vacuum cleaner sucks the material out of the carpeting. Because the carpet is not rinsed in any way, this method is not very effective.

The second carpet cleaning method is called hot water extraction. This is a term to describe that a hot water solution is sprayed at high pressure unto the carpet and simultaneously sucked out of the carpet. This method is also referred to as steam cleaning even though steam is not used.

Shaw Industries, the world's largest carpet manufacturer, recommends hot water extraction and you can choose from two different types: Portable extraction, which is done with a small machine that is plugged into your household current (like you rent at the supermarket), or truck-mount extraction which means the large cleaning machine is mounted in a truck or van.

Not surprisingly, the truck-mount extraction cleans much better because it heats the water up. Once water reaches 120 degrees, every 15 to 17 degree temperature rise doubles the water's ability to clean; at high temperature the water itself becomes a very powerful cleaner, the higher the temperature, the less water needed to rinse, and the less water used to rinse, the faster the carpet dries. It then rinses the cleaning solution out of the carpet at high pressure - which breaks up the dirt, bacteria and pollens. Then the machine uses high suction to simultaneously draw the dirt out of the carpet. This is the method my company uses.

No question, the most effective way to clean carpeting is with a hot-water extraction unit mounted in a truck. It's the most powerful cleaning machine on the market and the only one that thoroughly cleans your carpet of dirt, harmful bacteria, fungus, chemicals, pollens and tobacco residue.

Methods that use cold or even warm water remove some dirt - but are not nearly as effective as the hot-water truck mount method.

Some people believe that hot water damages your carpet, but this is not true. By applying our cleaner and then rinsing your carpet with hot soft water, we clean your carpet completely - in the same way that a person who showers and then rinses off the dirt and soap will be much cleaner than the person who soaps up and then wipes off with a towel with out rinsing off.

Having the right equipment is all a company needs to clean your carpets properly.

Not true. Many companies own hot water cleaners - but a large number of employees have not been trained properly to use them. You probably know someone who bought the newest computer on the market - but didn't learn how to use it. The same is true with carpet cleaning machines - the company may own good equipment, but the employees may not use it correctly. This is why it is important that you choose your carpet cleaner carefully.

The best carpet cleaning companies are those that have been certified by the Institution of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification, known as the IICRC. A carpet cleaning company cannot buy this certification. The carpet cleaner must earn the certification through study, experience, and the successful completion of formal, written examinations. Cleaners who are certified by the IICRC have, in effect, earned a degree in carpet cleaning.

The company that offers the lowest price is the company you should hire.

Maybe - but usually not. Here are two important points to consider.

Point #1  The price you see offered may not be for the services you want performed. Before you select a company, decide what you want to accomplish. If you want the carpet cleaner to remove some dirt, you can choose from hundreds of companies that use small shampooers or other cleaning methods, or you can even rent a machine at the grocery store and do the job yourself.

On the other hand, if you want your carpet to be thoroughly cleaned and dried quickly, and if you want to remove the harmful dirt, bacteria, pollens, chemicals and tobacco residue, then you need to hire company that uses a hot water cleaner mounted in a truck. This is the only way to assure that your carpet remains healthy and free from dirt, disease-causing bacteria, and hurtful chemicals.

So remember that the price you see offered may not be for the services you want performed.

Point #2   The price you see advertised may not be the price you pay.

Many homeowners have learned that the low price they saw advertised was not the amount they were charged.

And if you've ever hired a carpet cleaner, you too may have been the victim of false or misleading advertising. You probably learned the hard way that some carpet cleaners offer a cheap price - usually  $9.95 per room - and then pressure you into paying a lot more once they get inside your home. Some of them may even break the law by using illegal bait-and-switch tactics.

As in all businesses and professions, the carpet cleaning industry has its share of bad apples. I take no pleasure in telling you this, but some are unethical, and sadly a few are dishonest. By their misleading advertising and false promises, they cast a dark shadow on our entire industry.

Then you'll find other carpet cleaners - professionals like us who work hard to earn your trust and respect.