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Carpet cleaning — Cleaning — Professionals
Carpet work should be qualified by area, construction and condition. A provider needs to distinguish fitted carpet from loose rugs, assess prior spot treatments and agree furniture movement and drying arrangements before choosing equipment.
Service scope
Carpet cleaning removes soil from fitted carpets and agreed rugs using a method suited to the fibre, backing and installation. It distinguishes routine soil extraction from stain treatment, carpet repair and damage caused by water or a failed backing.
What is normally included
- Cleaning fitted carpet areas
- Treatment of agreed spots after assessment
- Cleaning stair carpet and accessible edges
What is not included
- Guaranteed removal of every stain
- Repairing stretched carpet, damaged backing or worn pile
Qualification checks
- Identify fitted carpet versus loose rugs
- Confirm fibre and backing information
- Inspect stains and worn traffic areas
- Agree furniture movement boundaries
- Plan equipment access and drying guidance
Quote guidance
Show the areas included, with stairs, rugs and specialist stain work identified separately. State whether furniture movement and repeat stain-treatment attempts are covered; room-based pricing needs clear size assumptions.
Lead risks
- Room counts can conceal unusually large areas
- A stain may reappear or prove permanent despite treatment
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