Steam Cleaning/Hot Water Extraction: This is one of the most common and effective methods for deep cleaning carpets. It involves using hot water mixed with cleaning agents to penetrate the carpet fibers, loosening dirt and debris, and then extracting the water along with the contaminants.

Dry Cleaning: This method uses specialized cleaning compounds or solvents that are applied to the carpet, agitated to break down dirt, and then vacuumed up. It’s called “dry” cleaning because it uses less water compared to steam cleaning.

Carpet Shampooing: In this process, a carpet shampoo is applied to the carpet, and a machine with rotating brushes is used to scrub the shampoo into the fibers to remove dirt and stains.

Carpet Spot Cleaning: This service targets specific stains or spots on the carpet, using specialized cleaning solutions to remove the stain without cleaning the entire carpet.

Carpet Deodorizing: Carpet cleaning companies often offer deodorizing services to eliminate odors trapped in the carpet fibers, leaving the carpet smelling fresh.

Carpet Stain Protection/Treatment: Applying stain protectants can help repel spills and stains, making it easier to clean up accidents before they become permanent stains.

Allergen Removal: High-quality carpet cleaning can remove allergens like dust mites, pet dander, and pollen, making the environment healthier, especially for allergy sufferers.

Upholstery Cleaning: Many carpet cleaning companies also offer upholstery cleaning services for furniture and other upholstered surfaces.