A clean home is
a healthier home.
Honestly.
Carpet, upholstery and mattresses hold dust mite allergen, pet dander and airborne particulate, and professional extraction removes a substantial share of that reservoir. Reducing the reservoir reduces exposure. No cleaning company should promise a cure for allergies, and we do not.
What cleaning actually does
Extraction removes a meaningful share of the allergen reservoir held in soft surfaces. For someone reacting at night, the mattress usually matters more than the carpet, because dust mite allergen concentrates where people sleep.
What it does not do is sterilize a house or cure a condition. Anyone claiming that is selling something.
The carpet-versus-hard-floor question
This is more contested than most people assume. Carpet traps particulate and holds it until it is vacuumed or extracted. Hard floors let the same particulate stay airborne and redistribute with every footstep. Neither is automatically better for allergies. What matters is whether the surface is actually maintained.
Mold is a different problem
Cleaning does not remediate mold and we will not pretend otherwise. If carpet has been wet long enough to grow mold, particularly if the pad is affected, that is a remediation job and often a replacement. We can tell you which one you are looking at.
Common questions.
It can help meaningfully by reducing the allergen reservoir. It is not a cure and nobody should sell it as one.
Products are formulated for occupied homes and rinsed out during extraction, which is the important part. Stay off the carpet until dry. Tell us about specific sensitivities when booking and we adjust.
Cleaning is not remediation. If mold is present, particularly in the pad, that is a different trade and often a replacement. We will tell you honestly which situation you are in.
Ready when you are.
One call. Cleanest floors you've had.
GALT (916) 919-7642 · LODI (209) 663-0823 · MON–SAT · 9AM–5PM
$200 MINIMUM SERVICE CHARGE · WE DO NOT MOVE FURNITURE · PRE-VACUUM REQUIRED