Expert Carpet Cleaners in Antioch, CA

Deep cleaning is a carpet-cleaning process that loosens and removes most of harmful dirt and ground-in grit, which may be deep down in your rugs and carpets. Not only does it protect your investment, but parents of young children, pet owners and allergy sufferers may find deep cleaning especially beneficial.

The normal drying time is anywhere from 4 to 12 hours. The carpet will only be damp to the touch. Depending on weather conditions, room temperature, airflow, fiber type and overall conditions this time can vary. To help reduce the drying time, improve the ventilation and air circulation by opening windows, turning on fans or AC on.

We recommend limiting the foot traffic until the carpet is completely dry, as moist surfaces are more likely to get stained again. You may walk on your carpet immediately after cleaning without shoes or by using the plastic shoe covers we provide. Please be careful when walking from your damp carpet to any hard surface as it could be slippery.

Immediately following the cleaning of your carpet, some simple precautions should be taken for best results. Even though you may walk on your carpet immediately after cleaning (avoid wearing street shoes, as they may re-soil your carpet) try to keep traffic to a minimum on the carpet until it is completely dry. Do not move any furniture back onto the carpet until it is completely dry. Do not remove pads or blocks our cleaning technician may have placed under your furniture until the carpet is completely dry, this will prevent rust spots or stains from furniture legs or metal casters. To help reduce the drying time, improve the ventilation and air circulation by opening windows and turning on fans. In the winter or cold days, please turn on the heater and on humid hot days you may want to use the air conditioning. Drying times can vary due to a number of factors, i.e. humidity, density of the carpet, type of fiber, etc. Please be careful when walking from damp carpet to any non-carpet surface such as vinyl or tile because it can be very slippery

Those ugly dark lines that appear mostly around the edge of the room and under the doorways is called Filtration Soiling, because it comes from air passing through the carpet as it is attempting to get through the crack between the carpet and the baseboard or under a closed door. As the air passes through the edge of the carpet pile, this microscopic soiling is deposited there. This type of soling is difficult to remove because the soil particles are so fine that they penetrate deep into the carpet pile, sometimes into the backing of the carpet. To help prevent filtration soiling, vacuum and wipe the edges of the carpeting on a regular basis.