Thorough Carpet Cleaning For Every Manchester Home

Your carpets are certainly an important part of your house interior. They create warmth and comfort for the whole family. But as a playground for your kids and pets, they are also the usual dirt collector in your home. Simply vacuuming your carpets doesn’t achieve the desired results. It just removes dust and dirt particles from the surface of the material.

But what about the grime that’s located deep inside the textile and entangled within the fibres? That’s why major carpet manufacturers recommend deep carpet cleaning at least once every six months, utilising the power of the hot water extraction. Call 0161 823 0157 now to get your free quotes.

• Why hot water extraction is the preferred method to clean my carpets? – Recommended by all major carpet manufacturers. Ensures thorough treatment of the fibres, removing dust and dirt from deep inside the material. Steam cleaning is a lighter version of this technique, it cleans only the surface of your carpet and doesn’t provide the same thorough results.
• How long does it take to clean my carpets? – Usually depends on how much work needs to be done and the condition of your carpets. As an example, one bedroom carpet may take between 25-50 minutes.
• How long does it take for my carpets to dry out? – Around 4-6 hours for synthetic materials and 6-8 hours for wool fabrics.
• Can you guarantee that all stains will be completely removed? – No one can do that. It depends mostly on the nature of the stain, how long has it been there, and whether you tried to remove it by yourself. Our carpet cleaner will be able to give you more information after the specific stains are inspected. However, if we can’t remove them, nothing will.
• Do the cleaners move furniture around? – Yes, but only light furniture, such as tables and chairs.
• Do you rent out the machine, so I can clean by myself? – No. It’s highly advisable to use the services of a well trained and knowledgeable technician to achieve the desired results.

• Greater Manchester: Altrincham, Bolton, Bury, Leigh, Oldham, Rochdale, Sale, Salford, Stockport, Wigan
• Merseyside: Knowsley, Liverpool, Sefton, St Helens, Wallasey, Wirral
• Cheshire: Chester, Crewe, Northwich, Warrington, Widnes