Best Carpet Cleaning in Huntsville, AL

Yes, and it lifts them better than a soak does. Traffic lanes are soil packed down at the base of the fiber, and what removes it is a pre-spray with real dwell time plus agitation that stands the pile back up. Water volume has almost nothing to do with it. All the extra water in a heavy soak does is reach the pad, where the dirt isn't, and then sit there for a day and a half.

About an hour, same day. Because we put down a fraction of the water a conventional soak uses, the fiber releases what's left quickly instead of wicking it back up overnight. We move the light furniture ourselves and set protective tabs under anything with a wood or metal foot, so pieces can go straight back down once the pile is dry to the touch.

That's the only kind we carry. Every product on the van is eco-friendly and non-toxic, chosen so a house with a toddler and a dog can be back on the floor the same afternoon. There's no chemical smell left in the room afterward and no crusty residue in the fiber. If someone in the house has asthma or allergies, tell us at the door and we'll walk you through what we're using before we open a bottle.

Three rooms, up to 450 square feet total, cleaned and dry in about an hour. One room runs $40 to $50 and two rooms $90 to $100. Each room past the third starts at $40, a large room starts at $50, a hallway starts at $20, and stairs start at $40 a flight. The job minimum is $99. You get the whole total in writing before anything comes off the van.

In your home, on your own floor. We don't pick rugs up and we don't transport them anywhere, which means nothing of yours ever sits in a warehouse waiting its turn. Rugs start at $1 a square foot. If the care tag says dry-clean only, we read the tag first and quote it from there.