Carpet cleaning service in Warrington

Carpet Cleaning Warrington is what we love to do every day. We deliver a wonderful service to our customers.

Is your furniture a little shabby, has stains, changed colour, has unpleasant odours? We can revive these for you. We guarantee they are sanitised, fresh, and healthy.

Are you aware that dirt will trap bacteria, dust mites, allergens, plus other microscopic contaminants like a magnet? It has had detrimental health effects on some people.

We are located at Wilderspool Causeway in Stockton Heath, and our business motto is to deliver the best-in-class service for all clients. We are here to assist you with the cleaning of your fabric sofa or leather upholstery.

Our team is well-versed in removing eyesore marks, odours, microbes, and allergens that you may have. Greg is an operations leader and probably the oldest carpet cleaner in Warrington, Cheshire. He can assist you with any situation, and we always work hard to achieve significant results. We have over 30 combined years of experience in this industry.

Warrington Carpet Cleaners

Many lounges go years without service, and you can see the colour differences that show what has been removed. Our customers have tried to clean their furniture themselves by renting machines, but there has been no improvement in dirt levels or odour, which caused them some grief. We love showcasing the works we do because it shows the next customer what we can achieve.

For this customer, we performed the following steps:

1. Pre-vacuum

2. Addressing problem areas where tea, coffee, and gum had been spilled

3. Apply an alkaline solution liberally and agitate thoroughly to ensure 100% adhesion to all fibres.

4. Execute sections slowly, and some were addressed on more than one occasion.

5. The cost for this customer was £55.00.

Whether it’s your home, business, or rental unit, our company will action all works thoroughly. We understand that your home and commercial premises are your havens.

Tidiness and the appearance of your home affect your mood and how others see you or your business. Keeping your home or business streamlined and healthy is important. Mess or spillages can occur when you least expect them, causing fabrics to be soiled or damaged, including greasy marks. We are your top-ranked tradesperson assisting you.

When we do work, there is a right way and a wrong way. Preparation is key for all tradespeople.

Over twenty years of experience and expertise with years of hands-on are used to complement each other. You may have witnessed steam or HWE, but have you heard of a system called dry, low moisture, or even foam? Each system we use enables us to work safely, eliminating any risk of damage, pigmentation change, or bleeding.

Our most popular method is to use steam or HWE. Some jobs are more challenging than others, such as this before and after shot. We were dealing with a variety of issues, from dog odours, stains, urine, and deeply ingrained dirt.

H2O is heated to 130F and is forced into the pile. This force spreads fibres apart, allowing even deep-down penetration. To assist this, certain chemicals may be used that help break down dirt, smells, and marks. Some customers ask for green or pet-friendly products only to be used.

Drying times are normally two to four hours dependent on internal humidity. We can speed this up with air movers. Please note that fibres will contain around 2.5% moisture content when we leave.

We also use an arsenal of chemicals, ranging from acids with a pH of 2.5 to alkaline from 8.0 to 13.5 on the pH scale. Gels are also used. When sanitised, you want them to be neutral, which is equal to water. This ensures that no resoling or wicking will occur.

Dry Method: Before any technical side is started, we vacuum to release as much grit, sand, and dander as possible. This process involves low levels of moisture, along with tiny sponges scattered which, when each other comes in contact with the other, react.

We then scrubbed into the fabrics using a special CRB machine. A CRB is an electrical machine with three sets of brushes.

These rotate at high speed, agitating solutions. CRB stands for counter-rotating brushes. The compound will, after 20 minutes, changes colour from a light yellow to a dirtier colour of yellow.

The compound is absorbing dirt, grease, plus odours, and this will then be vacuumed up. All vacuums must-have brushes on it to deliver significant results. This system would be used on sensitive products such as Wilton’s a fibre that could shrink using wet pressure.

Low Moisture: It is as it says, low moisture. We use this when dealing with sizable areas of low-profile fibres in hotels, care homes, or any other commercial building. This involves hoovering, and a selected chemical is then misted onto the fabric.

A bonnet machine is then used. The bonnet machine has a pad attached. When working, minuscule amounts of water are released, which wet the pad. The pad is continually rotating, removing surface dirt. The advantages of this system are that an area would be addressed quickly and dried quickly. The disadvantages are that only the surface will be addressed.

I must emphasize that the use of these systems mentioned has its place. Certain fabrics react negatively if heat or water is engaged, meaning they can shrink and alter their shape. To ensure that no potential damage is caused, a survey will be carried out.

Surveys help us identify filaments to be washed, and our training plus experience dictates the safest method to be used. The needs of the customer are essential, and we always strive to meet their expectations.