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Please reach us at (717) 256-1365 if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Most dry soil in a commercial setting can be readily removed with routine dry vacuuming.  It's the oily and sticky soil that clings to the carpet and degrades its appearance.  The result is an ugly drab-gray-dull appearance.  Removing the soil that's binding to the carpet fiber is the goal of good carpet cleaning.  Effective encapsulation cleaning requires a detergent that's formulated with a good encap polymer.  As the carpet gets scrubbed, the soil is released from the fiber.  As the solution dries, the soil is held in suspension.  The encapsulated soil then releases from the carpet and gets recovered through routine vacuuming.


We cannot guarantee that we will remove all carpet spots or stains.  There are substances that can permanently discolor the carpet fibers.  The age and type of carpet fibers also play a role in this.  However, we are confident that with our method, and our specialized spot cleaning, if a spot or stain can be removed ... we will remove it!


It very much depends on your type of establishment, the foot traffic, age and type of carpet, current maintenance type and frequency, etc.  We offer anywhere from one-time cleanings up to monthly maintenance programs.


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