down to the details: carpet cleaning

cleaning-1224832While others just clean, we soften carpets.
From our feet to a spilled drink, not a day goes by that your carpet doesn’t take a beating. And, the time you most notice it? Moving day. Before you can rent or sell, you’ll need to reinvent your carpet. satintouch Detailers reinvent your carpet by softening it. How do our on-site Detailers soften a carpet? Just like our Eye for Detail, we have a process for it.
 
A Clean Carpet is a Soft Carpet
First, we pre-treat the carpet to loosen up all of the normal grime that’s accumulated, and add ph to the carpet. Then we carefully brush the carpet to kick up that dust deep down in the carpet that normal vacuuming doesn’t catch.
Next we use the finest, yet safest, cleaning agents available on the market today to assure a dynamic clean without compromising your, your family or pet’s health.
Finally, we soften the carpet because a crunchy carpet is unappealing. A crunchy carpet happens when a cleaner doesn’t carefully rinse and remove all of the solution in the carpet, allowing it to dry. Our Detailers thoughtfully and carefully rinse to remove all solution from every fiber of carpet. This process neutralizes the ph put into the carpet, creating a soft feel. And, as we use the highest end solutions to clean, what remains is a soft carpet you could sleep on. And, you just might.
 
Stains of all Shapes and Colors
While our carpet cleaning process handles most general stains in our first treatment, there are stubborn stains that require a little more attention. You know the culprits: red wine, bodily fluids, Kool-Aid, and just about anything red.
For those tough to clean stains, our Detailers apply pressure and steam to transfer the stain from the carpet fiber to a cloth – ensuring that it doesn’t smear or damage the carpet. Even wax is no match for our Detailers, who can easily peal away the wax with our system of pressure and steam.
No matter what your carpet needs, the end result is the same: a clean, soft carpet free of stains.