Carpet is the number 1 flooring investment in most of our homes, and to protect that investment you need to understand that today’s carpet manufacturers REQUIRE regular professional cleaning to maintain their warranties. (See sample warranty information below)

USA Carpet Cleaning is an (IICRC) Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and
Restoration Certification - certified master cleaning company.

We use “Truck Mounted HOT Water Extraction” the number 1 recommended carpet cleaning technique recommended by the IICRC, the CRC “Carpet Research Institute”, and the top carpet manufacturers in the industry.

Truck mounted machines offer greater power and suction so your carpets will stay cleaner longer and dry faster.

The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) has served as the Industry Guardian for the cleaning, inspection and restoration service industries for more than 30 years. As a non-profit certification organization, the IICRC helps ensure that you have access to trusted and trained cleaning professionals by establishing and monitoring certification programs and standards for these industries.

We pride ourselves in staying current on new
residential and commercial carpet maintenance techniques and technologies.

We offer new "Green Eco-Friendly Cleaning Techniques and Cleaning Agents."

We can offer you a 2 hour carpet drying time on residential work.

And we give you a FREE unlimited refillable bottle of non-toxic carpet spotter with every job.

Sometimes it's better (and cheaper) to try to restore and clean carpet - than to replace it,
and it's always a lot cheaper to maintain the carpet investment you already have.

All our carpet cleaning and restoration work follows IICRC Standards

The (IICRC) Instutute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration http://www.iicrc.org/

• Dry Soil Removal - thorough vacuuming using an upright vacuum with brush agitation and high-efficiency double-lined collection bag, or a final filter, to remove up to 99% of particles at 1 micron.
  
• Soil Suspension - This involves the application of properly specified, formulated and mixed preconditioning agents designed to separate soil from fibers.

1. application of preconditioning chemicals;
2. using heat or temperature to speed chemical reactions;
3. agitation for proper chemical distribution,
4. and providing dwell time so that chemical reactions can be completed before soil extraction is attempted. The acronym "CHAT" makes the fundamentals of soil suspension easy to remember.

• Soil Extraction - Any method of cleaning must physically remove soils if it is to be successful. Soil removal takes place with absorption, wet vacuuming, rinsing, and even dry vacuuming. The most popular method for soil removal among professionals is hot water extraction.

• Grooming, as necessary - Grooming has little to do with physical soil removal; however, it is needed to eliminate pile distortion and matting, to properly distribute additives, such as carpet protectors, and to create an even appearance for your inspection.

• Drying - Damp carpet resoils rapidly, creates potential for slip-fall problems and ultimately, can grow bacteria with associated odor.

Residential Carpet Cleaning

The #1 question the (IICRC) gets asked:
"How often should I get my carpets cleaned?"

Answer: Frequently used carpet should be professionally cleaned by a qualified technician at least annually - perhaps a little longer interval for infrequently used carpet and even sooner for carpet in homes occupied by respiratory sensitive or allergic persons; or in homes with indoor pets.

The following chart from the IICRC S100 Standard and Reference Guide for
Professional Carpet Cleaning serves as a guideline for recommending cleaning
frequencies for carpet. They consider traffic, soil rating, vacuuming schedules,
spot cleaning schedules, and professional interim and restorative cleaning.

The (IICRC) Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification "Residential Carpet Cleaning Frequency Chart"
	Home / Carpet Owner General Maintenance		Professional Carpet Cleaner / Restorer
	Vacuuming	Spot Cleaning	Heavy Use Interim "Area Cleaning"	"Total Restorative Cleaning"
Light Soil	1 time per week	Daily or as soon as spots are noticed	Traffic Areas every 12-18 months	Every 2 years or per manufacturer
Normal Soil Family with Kids / Elderly	1-2 times per week	Daily or as soon as spots are noticed	Traffic Areas every 6-12 months	Annually (1x year)
Heavy Soil Families with Pets / Smoking	2-4 times per week	Daily or as soon as spots are noticed	Traffic Areas every 3-6 months	Every 6 months (2x year)
Extreme Conditions Large Families Multiple Pets	Daily	Daily or as soon as spots are noticed	Traffic Areas every 2-3 months	Every 3 months (4x year)

Your Carpet Manufacturer's Written Warranty

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The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) has served as the Industry Guardian for the cleaning, inspection and restoration service industries for more than 30 years. As a non-profit certification organization, the IICRC helps ensure that you have access to trusted and trained cleaning professionals by establishing and monitoring certification programs and standards for these industries.

Chuck Dewald's Structure Drying School The Chuck Dewald Structure Drying School has the distinction of being the original Structural Drying School of its kind and the originator of the "Vortex Drying System".

CFI members are people who take the professional cleaning business very seriously. They make the effort to keep abreast of all the latest developments in the industry, including products, equipment, and more efficient methods of producing quality work.

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