Carpet Cleaning

Did you know that your carpet is the largest air filter in your house?  We all know that carpets can stain and show wear, but contaminants can also become trapped in the carpet fibers. Carpet acts as a filter by trapping air pollutants such as pollen, fungi, chemicals, bacteria, cigarette smoke, and more within an environment. Carpets filter out the airborne soils and particles that pass through them, and they can be removed with regular vacuuming and regular professional cleaning. Carpets serve as the largest air filter within homes, often overlooked in their role beyond aesthetics. While it's common knowledge that carpets can stain and wear over time, they also function as a repository for various contaminants trapped within their fibers. Acting as a filter, carpets effectively capture airborne pollutants like pollen, fungi, chemicals, bacteria, and even cigarette smoke, enhancing indoor air quality. Regular vacuuming and periodic professional cleaning are essential for maintaining carpet cleanliness and optimizing its filtering capabilities. When cleaning carpets, we prioritize indoor air quality, ensuring thorough removal of trapped pollutants to deliver a clean environment that homeowners can trust for their well-being.