Referring friends and family
We really appreciate referrals! We would like to show our appreciation by giving you a discount when you refer your friends and neighbors. You can build up carpet cleaning points or we can mail you money back; when a family member or friend uses our carpet cleaning & upholstery service or even our Zap Termite & Pest control service. Call for details! (757) 495-3626.
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Carpet Fibers
Many times carpet fibers get cut by dirt & sand buildup. If you notice your hallways and traffic areas looking worn down, it is possible that fibers are cut. It is important to protect one of your most expensive assets~ your carpet! Getting your carpets cleaned on a regular basis can help prevent those fibers from getting the worn down look and help your carpet looking newer for a longer period of time. We service many areas in VA. such as: Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Newport News and Hampton. Many zip code areas 23462, 23464, 23451 23452, 23456, 23453, 23320, 23321, 23323, 23434, 23435, 23701, 23703, 23505, 23501, 23507 and many more- please call (757) 495-3626 and we can help set up and appointment or answer any questions, you man have. Have a fantastic day!
Clean Up Juice & Milk spills from Children in Hampton Roads
It sure is hard to keep the kids from spilling juice, milk or soda onto the carpets. Having your carpets cleaned on a regular basis will help keep those spills from getting deep down into the padding; which can sometimes make the stain wick back up overtime. After we clean your carpets, we leave you with a FREE home bottle of Go Green with Dry-N-Clean for helping you get those spots out between regular deep cleaning. It is good to have all the carpets cleaned at least once per year and the rooms you are in the most; such as the den, and steps take a beating with dirt grinded into the capets should get cleaned every 4 to 6 months. Especially if you have pets. Call now and we can help you get those carpets fresh and clean (757) 495-3626 Have a nice day1