Upholstered furniture receives almost constant use. We sit on it, lounge on it and put our feet on the fabric, let the pets lay on it, and the kids play on it. Dust and pet hair settle into the cracks and corners, and the daily wear and tear can really start to show. It’s possible to keep your upholstery looking tidy, but like many other features in your home, it benefits from regular professional deep cleaning. Don’t let the “dry clean only” tags deter you; getting your upholstered furniture thoroughly clean is easier than you think!

Scrub the tub and toilet, deep clean the kitchen sinks and countertops, and vacuum each and every corner, including the stairs. These are just a few of the cleaning tasks on everyone’s 


It’s a terrible feeling to step onto wet carpet after the carpet cleaners you hired have already driven away. Carpet that gets too wet subsequently takes too long to dry, and in the meantime the carpet fibers can become damaged. Good professional carpet cleaners have been trained to know the perfect amount of water and cleaning solution to get your carpet extremely clean. Just as importantly, they know how to extract as much moisture as possible from your carpet so that it dries quickly and completely. Unfortunately, there are many incompetent carpet cleaning companies in town with improperly trained technicians and faulty equipment. Know how to 
It’s that time of year again - time to say goodbye to the winter doldrums and welcome springtime with a thorough, top-to-bottom spring cleaning for your home! Nothing welcomes spring like a clean house and open windows letting in the fresh air. The end result is wonderful, but of course the actual tasks of spring cleaning can add up and become overwhelming and downright stressful. We have several recommendations to reduce the stress of spring cleaning or
Carpet cleaning companies have the reputation of being tough, pushy, and delivering poor quality customer service and an even poorer carpet cleaning job. For example, some companies will buy the cheap cleaners and detergents in order to save on their bottom line. These cleaners leave residue and soap in your carpet, which attract dirt and dust to the fibers, leaving it dirtier than before. Those same companies often choose to forego the neutralizing rinse because of its cost, even though it is a crucial step in ensuring the carpet is thoroughly clean.