Carpet Cleaning

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We provide professional commercial & residential carpet cleaning in Idaho Falls, ID. Making sure your carpet is clean is one of the most important things you can do for your family. Because you can’t see under your carpet, it is difficult to tell what might be living there. Frequent carpet cleaning prevents your carpet from retaining offensive odors and breeding germs.

Carpet cleaning will also increase the life span of your carpet and end up saving you a lot of money in the long run. Our company is here to help keep your home and business looking in tip top shape so you can focus on more important stuff. In addition to cleaning carpet we also offer tile, upholstery and rug cleaning services. Let us take care of the dirty work.

Are you in need of minor flood or water restoration services? We can extract sitting water and completely dry your carpets to ensure mold doesn’t start growing and further damage is not done to your home or business. Our experienced technicians are here to help any way we can. We also offer free quotes and assessments so you can get a professional opinion and take the proper steps moving forward.

Our 5-Step Carpet Cleaning Procedure:

1- Vacuuming:

Our technician will vacuum all areas to be cleaned.

2- Pre-treatment:

Our technician will treat ALL areas to be cleaned, not just the visible spots or stains.

3- Agitation:

Detergents are hand-brushed into the carpet fibers to ensure thorough cleaning and deodorizing.

4- Extraction:

Dirt is extracted from the carpet using heated water and a neutralizing rinse that removes any residue left behind in the agitation process. If you’ve ever had a “crunchy” carpet, prone to rapid re-soil, your extraction was not done properly. Our careful extraction method leaves your carpet soft and clean.

5- Grooming:

The clean carpet fibers are raked to look like newly installed carpet and to aid in quick drying.

*We offer an optional Stain Guard for those who wish to protect their newly cleaned carpet. Ask your technician for details.