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Soft surfaces

Carpet & Upholstery

Carpet hides its condition well until the day it does not. Traffic lanes darken gradually, so the people in the building stop seeing it while every visitor notices immediately.

Hot water extraction pulls out the soil that vacuuming leaves behind, on carpet and on the soft seating that usually gets forgotten entirely.

A technician running an extractor across the carpet of an open plan office.

What the Job Actually Involves

  • Hot water extraction

    Deep extraction rather than a bonnet buff, so soil comes out of the pile instead of being redistributed.

  • Traffic lane treatment

    The dark runs through doorways and corridors pre treated before the main pass.

  • Spot and stain work

    Individual stains treated according to what caused them, which matters more than the machine does.

  • Upholstery and seating

    Office chairs, waiting room seating and soft furnishings, which carry more than most people want to think about.

How We Run It

  1. Identify fibre and soil

    Wrong chemistry on the wrong fibre sets a stain permanently. We check first.

  2. Pre treat and dwell

    Traffic lanes and spots treated and given time to work before extraction.

  3. Extract

    Hot water extraction with enough passes to actually lift the soil rather than just wet the carpet.

  4. Speed the dry

    Air movers so the space is usable again quickly and nothing sits damp long enough to smell.

Suited For

  • Office carpet and carpet tile
  • Corridors and traffic lanes
  • Waiting rooms and reception
  • Conference and meeting rooms
  • Office chairs and soft seating
  • Care home communal areas

Serving Mount Morris, Flint, Davison, Clio, Fenton and across Michigan.

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Questions We Get Asked

How long until we can walk on it?
A few hours with air movers running. We schedule so it dries overnight where we can.
Will old stains come out?
Some will, some will not. Anything that has dyed the fibre is permanent. We will tell you which is which before we start rather than after.
How often should office carpet be extracted?
Once or twice a year for most offices, more for heavy traffic or public facing space.

Ready for a Building That Looks Looked After?

Gary walks the site with you and prices only what the facility genuinely needs. Julia builds the rotation around your operating hours.