Carpet Cleaning
"The" Carpet Master uses the latest and most effective hot water extraction tool available for carpet cleaning. Not only does it provide exceptional carpet cleaning, it leaves the carpet dryer.
"The" Carpet Master uses the latest and most effective hot water extraction tool available for carpet cleaning. Not only does it provide exceptional carpet cleaning, it leaves the carpet dryer.
Pretreatment - The use of nanotechnology to provide a treatment that out cleans any competitive products. This pre-spray binds and suspends soils for fast and efficient removal.
Restaurant Carpets - A high alkaline product that removes deeply embedded greasy soils is sprayed on restaurant carpets prior to cleaning.
Pet Odor - An enzyme that destroys the molecular structure of odor producing materials.
Tile and Grout - A high alkaline product is sprayed on the tile and grout prior to cleaning. It is perfect for tile, porcelain, and grout.
Oil Based Stains - A solvent citrus gel that is safe for stain resistant carpet which removes gum, cosmetics, asphalt, tar, automobile grease, oil, and other oil based spills.
Liquid Stains - A pH based product is used for coffee, tea, pet urine, and other alkaline spills.
Blood Stains - A protein based product is used to remove human and other blood stains.
Rust Stains - A high pH product is sprayed on rust stains from furniture and other metal items.
Rugs - A gentle pH product is used for wool, cotton, and natural fiber rugs.
The fact is, most people refer to hot water extraction as steam cleaning when in actuality, they are two entirely different cleaning processes. Each method uses a different temperature of water and sometimes different cleaning solutions as well. So before you have your carpet cleaned or stain or odor treated, ask about the difference between hot water extraction vs steaming cleaning.
YOUR QUESTIONS. OUR ANSWERS.
Usually 4–8 hours, depending on humidity, airflow, carpet type, and how heavily soiled the carpet was. Running ceiling fans and the HVAC system can help speed drying.
Yes, when necessary, but we recommend limiting traffic until it’s dry. Clean socks or indoor-only shoes are best, and be extra careful transitioning from damp carpet to hard floors because they can be slippery.
A good vacuuming beforehand is helpful, especially if there is a lot of pet hair or loose debris. We can explain what preparation is needed when your appointment is scheduled.
We recommend removing smaller items, toys, plants, breakables, and anything you want cleaned underneath. Larger furniture can often remain in place or be discussed with us beforehand.
For most homes, approximately every 12–18 months is a good starting point. Homes with pets, children, allergies, or heavy traffic may benefit from more frequent cleaning.
Pick up toys, clothing, small items, and breakables; secure pets; and make sure we have access to the areas being cleaned. We’ll take care of the cleaning from there.
Yes, when professional products are used correctly. We use professional cleaning solutions and thoroughly rinse/extract the carpet during the cleaning process.
Most upholstery dries within several hours, although drying time varies considerably depending on the fabric, cushion construction, humidity, and airflow.
Yes. We professionally clean tile and grout to remove built-up soil, grease, and grime that regular mopping often leaves behind.
Yes. We clean many types of area rugs, but the cleaning method depends on the rug’s fiber, construction, dyes, and condition.
Improper rinsing, leftover cleaning residue, or soil remaining deep in the carpet can contribute to rapid resoiling. Professional extraction and proper rinsing help prevent this.
No. In fact, removing abrasive soil and grit can help protect carpet fibers and extend the useful life of the carpet.
Ask about odor and stain removal for floors and furniture.
"The" Carpet Master serving North Central Texas
Wichita Falls
Burkburnett
Iowa Park
Graham/Possum Kingdom
Henrietta
Jacksboro
Nocona
Electra
Archer City