Specialty Cleaning Divisions

Pet accidents are their own problem, separate from ordinary carpet soil. Urine soaks past the fibers into the pad, where surface cleaning never reaches it, and the odor keeps returning on humid days.

Our pet division treats the contamination itself with an enzyme process that breaks down the odor-causing deposits instead of covering them with fragrance. The team handles dog urine, cat spray, and old set-in accidents on carpet, rugs, and furniture.

Hand-knotted wool, silk, cotton, microfiber, and synthetic blends all react differently to moisture and agitation, so a one-method approach risks damage. Our rug and upholstery division matches the cleaning process to the fiber.

Everything happens in your home. There is no pickup, no drop-off, and no week of waiting while your rug sits at a plant across town.

Mopping skims the tile surface and leaves the recessed grout lines untouched, which is why floors look dingy even right after cleaning. Our tile division uses a rotary floor buffer that works the cleaning solution down into the grout itself.

The soil that has been building for years lifts out, and the original color contrast between tile and grout comes back.

Most dull hardwood does not need sanding. It needs the film of old cleaning products, foot traffic, and fine grit taken off the finish.

Our hardwood division uses moisture-controlled equipment that deep cleans the wood with no warping risk, then conditions the surface so the grain shows through again. Many floors that looked worn out come back to life in a single visit.

When a supply line fails or an appliance overflows, the clock matters. Carpet pad and subfloor that stay wet more than a day or two invite mold.

Our restoration division extracts standing water, then dries, cleans, and sanitizes the affected floors and carpet with commercial air movers and dehumidifiers. Fast response, clean water incidents, floors and carpet.