Yes! A certified professional carpet cleaner will use special pet stain removers and odor-neutralizing solutions to eliminate pet urine, stains, and lingering smells from carpets and rugs.

It’s best to wait at least 6 hours before walking on freshly cleaned carpets. If necessary, wear clean socks or shoe covers to prevent dirt from being absorbed into the fibers.

Yes! Professional rug cleaning services can deep clean area rugs, including wool, Persian, oriental, and synthetic rugs, to restore their beauty and remove deep-set dirt.

Yes! Many carpet cleaning companies offer same-day or next-day services for urgent cleaning needs. Call in advance to check availability.

Carpets typically take 4 to 6 hours to dry after steam cleaning. Drying time can vary depending on humidity, airflow, and carpet thickness. Using fans or opening windows can speed up drying.

The cost of carpet cleaning services depends on the size of the area, type of carpet, and cleaning method. On average, professional grade carpet cleaning ranges from $75-$200 per room. However, some companies will offer non-professional carpet cleaning for much less.

Carpet manufacturers all agree that your carpet and rugs should be cleaned every 12-18 months. However, for high traffic areas, homes with pets, and homes with children, manufacturers recommend cleaning every 6-12 months.

Yes, All About Flooring uses only eco-friendly and non-toxic carpet cleaning solutions to ensure the safety of pets and children. Always ask about green cleaning options when booking a service.

The most effective carpet cleaning methods is hot water extraction (steam cleaning). Steam cleaning is the most recommended for deep cleaning and removing allergens and is the only type of cleaning directly recommended by carpet manufacturers and the Carpet and Rug Institute.

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You should be VERY careful if you decide to clean your own carpet. There are 100s of ways to do it wrong, but only one way to do it right. DIY carpet cleaning can remove surface dirt, but professional cleaning penetrates deep into carpet fibers, eliminating stains, bacteria, and allergens more effectively for a longer-lasting clean. When cleaning your carpet or rug on your own, make sure the chemicals and machine used are approved for your specific carpet or rug.

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