Eight ways we clean a Lexington house
Carpet brings in most of our calls, and plenty of people add something once the technician is standing in the living room: the wool rug by the fireplace, an armchair that smells like the cat, or a mudroom floor with grout that used to be white. Each card covers how that surface gets cleaned and which coupon goes with it.
Carpet Cleaning
Carpet that dries fast and stays clean longer
Sand, pollen, and old shampoo film all settle into the traffic lanes. Carbonated bubbles and very little water lift it out, the pad stays dry, and the room is back in use within the hour.
Learn more →Area Rug Cleaning
Cleaned on your floor, with no trip to a plant
Your rug stays home. We test the dyes, pull out the packed-in sand, and clean it right where it lies with so little water it's back under the furniture by evening.
Learn more →Oriental Rug Cleaning
Hand-knotted rugs, handled slowly
Persian and other hand-knotted rugs get a dye test, dry soil removal, and a gentle clean in your home. If a rug really needs a repair shop, we'll say so before touching it.
Learn more →Upholstery Cleaning
We read the tag before we touch the fabric
Sofas, recliners, and mattresses soak up body oil and pet dander. We check each cleaning code, test a hidden spot, and clean with so little water the cushions never turn soggy.
Learn more →Pet Odor & Stain Removal
Enzymes that go as deep as the urine did
If the smell comes back every muggy week, the urine is down in the pad. We find every spot, including the ones you can't see, and treat each with a live enzyme that breaks the odor down at its source.
Learn more →Antibacterial Sanitizer
Kills the germs a cleaning leaves behind
After a stomach bug, before a baby starts crawling, or between renters, an EPA-registered sanitizer goes on right after cleaning to knock out bacteria and viruses in the fiber. Quiet rooms can usually skip it.
Learn more →Tile & Grout Cleaning
Machine-buffed grout lines, never any acid
Every mop leaves a little dirty water in the grout. Our machine buffer scrubs the tile and works down into the lines to pull that buildup out, using pH-balanced products and very little water.
Learn more →Hardwood Floor Cleaning
Clean the finish, skip the sander
A cloudy wood floor is usually a good finish buried under grit and old mop product. A pH-neutral cleaner and a soft-brush machine take it off, safe on solid, engineered, and prefinished wood.
Learn more →When you canCan't tell which service you need?apos;t tell which service you need
Describe the problem and let us sort it out. "Something in the den smells and we can't find it" works. So does "the sofa looked better before the grandkids visited." We'll tell you which service fits and roughly what it runs, and your technician settles the final price in person.
Send us your question →Questions about your carpet? Talk to a person.
Our Lexington number is answered day and night, and the contact page works too.