Carpet Cleaning Equipment

The carpet cleaning equipment used plays a very important role in making sure the job gets done property. Add our experience, which comes with time, training and the number of jobs completed, and the variety of each job, the equipment we use must serve two purposes: it must be reliable and it must be the best on the market. You get what you pay for in life.

We do considerable research and testing before choosing the equipment we own and constantly monitor the market for new innovation and service and upgrade our equipment regularly.

There are three type of machines we use: the first is for dry cleaning, the second is for hot water extraction (also known as “steam cleaning”), and the third is for specialist fabrics.

Apart from that, we also use a wide range of tools to make our jobs easier. These include speed dryers (also known “turbo dryers”), hoovers, furniture glides, brushes, brushes and many more.

Why not use small machines?

First of all, the machines we use on a daily basis, has been designed for industrial use. This reflects in its price, and it also reflects in the quality of the cleaning. Our machine cost in excess of £5000.

A small machine which costs £40 to rent per day may get decent results depending on the carpet but it will never come close in the results an industrial machine will get and can potentially damage what you are cleaning. When you add on the cleaning chemicals and your time our price is very similar.

Because ours is an industrial machine, it means that we are able to cover a large area in a very short time especially in commercial premises where we are time limited.

Where possible prior to our team’s arrival at your property, move away as much furniture and loose items from the rooms which need cleaning and hoover the areas.

Let’s have a look at each type of machine we use for cleaning fabrics:

The medium-sized professional, industrial machines used for dry cleaning.
The large, professional, industrial machines used for water extraction / steam cleaning.
Specialist machines are for spot/stain treatment and cleaning of specialist fabrics.