American Carpet Cleaning uses the latest in science and technology for strong odors. The products we use are professional commercial grade deodorizers and high breed enzymes which are not available in stores. American Carpet Cleaning has an 11-Step process:
- Pre-Inspection
- High-breed enzyme or Deodorizer the top and back of the carpet
- Replace pad
- Seal floor
- Hot water extract the black of the carpet
- High-breed enzyme or Deodorizer back of carpet
- Re-install carpet according to CRI section 104 & 105
- Hot water extract the top of the carpet at 230 degrees
- High-breed enzyme and commercial grade deodorizer on top of carpet
- Spray Prochem Urine Rescue
- Final groom and walk through
For any more additional questions or comments please feel free to contact us or visit our website or call us at toll free (800) 988-8307. We service all of the Southern California area including Northridge, Chatsworth, North Valley, Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, Pacific Palisades, Simi Valley, Moorpark, Ventura County, Calabasas, Agoura Hills, Conejo Valley, Valencia, Santa Clarita, Sherman Oaks, Encino and South Valley. Call now for the best Carpet Cleaning Prices.
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