Carpet Cleaning Sarasota, Lakewood Ranch, Bradenton, Parrish

"Hot water extraction" is the most common type of carpet cleaning and is recommended by carpet manufacturers for deep cleaning of carpet. 

Leona's carpet cleaning service includes 6 important steps:
​1) Dry  soil extraction - Thoroughly vacuum the area to be  cleaned.  
2) Spray / Mist the carpet with cleaning solution and allow  time for it to loosen soil from carpet fibers.
3) Agitate - Work the solution into the carpet with a brush or pad to complete the release of soil from the carpet fibers.
4) Extraction - rinse away and remove loosened soil with high powered carpet cleaning machine.
​5) Spot Removal - Treat any remaining spots with the method appropriate for the material that caused it.
6) Grooming - Remove wand marks and footsteps with a grooming rake/brush to assist with drying, and to leave the freshly cleaned carpet looking as new as possible.

 

 Low moisture cleaning, is used when faster dry times are desired.

Leona's Low moisture carpet cleaning service is also a 6 step process:
1) Dry soil extraction - Thoroughly vacuum the area to be cleaned.
2) Spray / Mist "Encap" cleaning solution onto carpet and allow time for it to loosen soil from the carpet fibers.
3) Agitate - Work the solution into the carpet with a brush or bonnet machine to complete the release of soil from the carpet fibers, and allow to dry.
4) Vacuum - As the "encap" solution dries it forms a brittle crystal barrier around the soil particles which will be swept away by a second pass of the vacuum.
5) Spot Removal - Treat any remaining spots with the method appropriate for the material that caused it.
6) Grooming - Remove brush/bonnet marks to leave the freshly cleaned carpet looking as new as possible. 

  There are many types of area rugs including oriental, egyptian, berber, and plush just to name a few. These rugs range from mass produced rugs sold in department stores, to handmade and antique area rugs of great value. 

Leona's Area Rug Cleaning Service

will evaluate each rug on an individual basis. Age, condition, material, and dye types will all be taken into account to determine the appropriate cleaning method to be used.