Carpet Cleaning in Liverpool and Surrounding Areas

Professional cleaning of a carpet on a regular basis will extend its life expectancy considerably, in addition to keeping it hygienic and looking good. Not cleaning the carpet correctly, or even not cleaning it at all, will reduce its life expectancy significantly.

Unqualified cleaners may use unsuitable cleaning procedures, and detergent residue may be left within the carpet fibres. This detergent residue will act as a magnet for any dirt, resulting in your carpet getting dirtier quicker than it ever was before it was cleaned.

Provided that suitable cleaning methods are used, this problem will not occur. Properly trained technicians will normally clean a carpet using an appropriate detergent and follow this with a rinse to make sure that no residues remain. This procedure will guarantee that your carpet does not turn into a dirt magnet afterwards.

Why regular cleaning is necessary

Just as the clothes we wear need regular washing to keep them fresh and hygienic, so carpets and upholstered furniture require periodic cleaning.  Accumulated soil and grit are major causes of reduced carpet and fabric life, and enable destructive and health harmful mites and bacteria to work unchecked. Cleaning costs are minimal when you consider the replacement cost of carpets and furnishings, so regular cleaning makes economic sense too.

How we do it

There are several methods used, but the aim of all is the same; to remove as much of, if not all, the accumulated dust, grit and general soiling as possible.  Regular vacuuming is a fundamental part of 'housekeeping', but more specialised equipment and knowledge are required in order to clean properly.  There are several cleaning methods, the choice depending on many factors, but mainly on the type of article, its construction, age and condition, the degree of soiling, its location and the time available for the cleaning to be carried out.  The most common methods are shampooing, bonnet cleaning, hot water extraction (often inaccurately referred to as steam cleaning) and the use of impregnated compounds which are brushed into the carpet and subsequently removed with a vacuum cleaner.  We have the experience and expertise to recommend the most appropriate method of achieving the best possible results, whatever the circumstances.