✅Method matched to your fiber - hot water extraction or low-moisture.
✅Stairs, landings and upstairs bedrooms in the same visit.
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Wall-to-wall carpet in a Naperville home rarely stops at one room. It climbs the staircase, runs along the upstairs hall and covers every bedroom, while the main floor takes the heaviest traffic from kids, pets and the back door. That means more square footage than a city apartment, and often more than one kind of carpet under one roof. A soft plush in a bedroom, a looped berber in a basement and a hard-wearing cut pile on the stairs can all turn up in one house. We don’t clean all of it the same way, and the first thing we do at your door is find out what each carpet is made of.
is our standard, and it's what most people mean by "steam cleaning." A professional portable extractor pushes heated solution into the pile under pressure and pulls it straight back out with strong suction. It's followed by a neutralizing rinse and grooming. Typical dry time is 6–12 hours, and our Fast Dry add-on with air movers brings that down to 4–6.
uses a fraction of the water. We switch to it for wool, for fibers that can't take heavy wetting, and for upstairs rooms where too much moisture could reach the ceiling of the room below. It also suits a room you need back in use quickly.
When urine has soaked below the carpet into the cushion underneath, a surface clean can't flush it out, and the smell tends to come back as the carpet dries. What works then is extraction through the pad with a sub-surface tool, or a new piece of pad.
These are damage to the fiber, and cleaning can't reverse them.
We don't stretch or repair carpet.
Water-damage extraction and mold remediation are specialist work, and we'll refer you to the right company.
We travel to Evanston and nearby — no drop-off needed.
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Usually, yes. Wall-to-wall wool is cleaned in place with a pH-neutral, wool-safe cleaner, cooler water and minimal moisture. We often use low-moisture cleaning, because heat and wrong chemistry are what shrink or yellow wool. If the carpet is very worn and heavily soiled, we'll say whether cleaning is likely to help before we begin.
Yes. In a two-story home that's the usual scope of the job. Tell us the number of stairs, landings and rooms when you book so we plan enough time. Stairs are cleaned by hand with a stair tool, and upstairs rooms get controlled moisture so nothing reaches the ceiling below.
It depends on the fiber. Nylon, polyester and most olefin get hot water extraction, which people usually call steam cleaning. It's hot water and solution under pressure, extracted straight back out, not actual steam. Wool and moisture-sensitive carpet get low-moisture cleaning. We check the fiber first and tell you which method we're using and why
