Carpet cleaning service in Harlow

What our carpet cleaning in Harlow involve

Fantastic Services uses two advanced techniques, which employ state-of-the-art equipment and best-practice procedures. The local carpet technicians in Harlow we rely on have years of experience with these methods, and our in-house teams help refine all processes to create the most effective and efficient service.

Just book online your annual carpet cleaning session by using our GoFantastic app or the contact form on this page! Of course, you can always give us a ring and speak to one of our customer service representatives, as well.

So, on the day of your appointment, this is what you can expect:

• The expert will put overshoes first before entering your home and inspect the job at hand.
• The type of material and the condition of your carpeting will direct the expert to what kind of technique they should use - dry cleaning or hot water extraction.
• Your piece will be then thoroughly vacuumed.
• Stains and traffic foot lanes will be pretreated with a special agent.
• Then, the cleaner will apply the most suitable method.
• Carpet protection is free of charge with hot water extraction and it will be applied at this point if you wish.
• Deodorising is also available, upon request, subject to additional charges.
• Drying time applies - anything from 2-6 hours, depending on the type of method used and the type of carpet you have.

Our carpet cleaning methods to choose from

Dry cleaning: The technician uses a professional bonnet machine, which spreads powdered detergent over the carpet surface. The product acts fast in attracting all the soiling, which is subsequently vacuumed along with the cleaning agent. This type of carpet treatment is best applied on natural and delicate textile materials.

Hot water extraction: With this technique, hot water extraction equipment is used, which injects heated water and detergent under pressure into the rug or carpet. Then, the same machine extracts all the agitated dirt together with the cleaning liquid. The procedure is generally used for artificial and mixed-fibre materials, as well as for wool floor coverings.