ODOR
Rug odor can be a real frustration. Whether the odor is from pets (urine, vomit, dog body oils) or mildew from water issues, we can help solve these problems. Odor in a rug is caused by organic material in the fibers. The only way you can get rid of the odor in your rug is you must find a rug cleaner who knows how to get all of the organic material out of the rug. We use very specialized equipment, processes, and chemistry to get rid of odor issues in your rugs.
STAINS
Stains on your rug can be a real annoyance. Whether the stains are from foot traffic, pets, or numerous types of spills, we can help remove these stains using a multitude of processes that we have developed over the years.
One of the best ways to help prevent stains on your rugs is to have them cleaned on a regular basis. Another great way to prevent stains is to have your rugs protected but not everyone knows about protection or has their rugs protected when they are new or cleaned. The best way to ensure we will have success removing stains from your rug is for you to get your rugs washed on a regular basis along with having them protected.
We use very specialized equipment, processes, and chemistry to reduce/remove stain issues from your rugs.
PETS
We love our pets and they are part of our families.
Pet odors and pet urine can be source of frustration and detrimental to your fine rugs.
We have years of experience dealing with pet odor removal.
We use state of the art, specialized cleaning equipment and solutions that are designed to remove urine.
These cleaning solutions are also environmentally safe.
Dog Odor & Stains
We can eliminate dog odor and stains from your rugs. We are experts in removing stains and odor in the following areas.
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Dog Urine Stains
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Dog Urine Odor
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Dog Diarrhea Odor
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Dog Poop Odor
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Dog Diarrhea Stains
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Dog Poop Stains
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Dog Body Odor
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Dog Vomit Stains
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Dog Vomit Odor
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Dog Hair Removal
Other Odors & Stains
We can eliminate dog odor and stains from your rugs. We are experts in removing stains and odor in the following areas.
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Mold & Mildew Odor & Stains
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Traffic Lane Stains
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Wine & Beverage Stains
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Food Stains
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DIY Cleaning Attempt Odor
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Water Damage Stains & Odors
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Houseplant Overwatering Stains
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Human Odors & Stains