Professional Restorative Cleaning 101

Getting a carpet cleaning company to perform restorative cleaning services on your carpet is a highly advisable practice for keeping your carpet thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.
It also helps to maintain the carpet's durability and appearance for a longer period of time.
Restorative cleaning is recommended every 12 months by carpet cleaning experts.
This ensures that your carpet gets a deep cleaning before stubborn soil does permanent damage to the carpet material.
When you buy your carpet, carefully read the manufacturer's manual and warranty to make sure you employ the proper cleaning techniques that are appropriate for your type of carpet.
Getting a professional to do the job for you will make sure you get the benefits of training as well as quality cleaning agents and equipment.
Here are some basic steps to take when getting professional carpet cleaning services.
1.
Select the best professional carpet cleaning company.
Search the Internet, local magazines, and community newspapers for customer reviews.
Ask people you know for recommendations.
Speak to carpet retailers, building administrators, anyone who can give you advice based on first-hand experience.
Select the company based on price, technique, and customer service quality by comparing the top choices that best suit your needs.
2.
Set an appointment for on-site inspection.
Established carpet cleaning companies can only give you an accurate quote after an on-site evaluation of the areas that will require their services.
The evaluation will take into consideration your carpet cleaning habits and history, your particular situation, such as if you have children and pets in the house, and any other specific issues you may need addressed.
Have someone with you during the site inspection if you feel uncomfortable opening your house to strangers.
3.
Review and sign the contract.
See to it that there is a written document that details the services to be performed, the date and time it is scheduled, and how much everything will cost.
Also included in the contract should be the warranties and guarantees for the service.
4.
Be there for the scheduled date.
You or your household representative should be present when the cleaning team arrives.
Prior to their visit, you should make sure to remove valuables and any delicate items from the rooms involved.
The furniture and appliances will often be moved by the cleaners themselves, as necessary.
For restorative cleaning, the basic steps involved would be pre-conditioning, soil extraction, stain removal, and raking based upon the cleaning method agreed upon in the contract.
There will be various sub-steps and variations of this basic setup, such as vacuuming and pre-spraying.
5.
Inspect the finished product.
After the cleaning process, the technician will let you inspect their work, showing you areas that were resolved and explaining unsuccessful efforts, if any.
Appliances and/ or furniture are moved back into place and another walk through is done to check if you are satisfied with the work that was performed.
Lastly, papers are signed and the serviceman should leave you a number that you can call for any customer service concerns.