Carpet
Spot Vs. Stain
| Jan 05, 2017
A blacklight detecting urine, even if you can't see it, but you can SMELL it!
The ONLY otc product to use on self spotting pet urine
Steam clean halfway through with a stain. You can dye a lighter stain dark, but not a darker stain light.
We also clean RVs!
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These are usually easier to remove, and can be removed with the standard truck mount steam clean. No additional charge.[/caption]
Typically, an area is a room that is up to 300 square feet (that is 15 x 20 or approximately the size of a two-car garage). Living room/dining room combos are considered two areas. Any area over 300 square feet but less than 600 square feet is priced as two areas. Non-standard areas (baths, halls, landings, walk-in-closets, etc.) are priced separately from the standard areas, usually at a lesser price.
Please know that these room sizes may vary by location.
These are usually easier to remove, and can be removed with the standard truck mount steam clean. No additional charge.[/caption]
A stain is WORSE.
You usually CAN'T see it. It has penetrated the fiber of the carpet. A stain is usually something that has been there for a month or more, usually color or oil based (Sharpie, urine, red wine, nail polish). A stain changes the pH balance of the carpet and requires much more work from the technician. This is why stains cost more.
Typically, an area is a room that is up to 300 square feet (that is 15 x 20 or approximately the size of a two-car garage). Living room/dining room combos are considered two areas. Any area over 300 square feet but less than 600 square feet is priced as two areas. Non-standard areas (baths, halls, landings, walk-in-closets, etc.) are priced separately from the standard areas, usually at a lesser price.
Please know that these room sizes may vary by location.