Premier Dry Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning

Our Dry Carpet Cleaning Process
There are many diffrences between dry carpet cleaning and hot water or steam cleaning
as it is sometimes refered too. Dry carpet cleaning use a process called encapsulation where as the dirt gets trapped in compound and then is extracted using a vacuum. Hot water or steam cleaning uses an oxidation in which the carpet fibers are opened up with the use of heat to allow the oxygen molecules to enter into the fiber. Thus giving an illusion that the carpet has been cleaned.

There is a lot that goes into our Dry Carpet Cleaning process and we want you to know just what makes Premier Dry Carpet Cleaning different from the rest. First we perform a detailed analysis of your carpet to identify what types of stains you have and whether they are red dyes, ink, rust or pet issues. The stains are then pretreated with eco-friendly chemicals separating the dirt, soil and grease from the fibers of the carpet. Your carpet is then treated with the HOST® Dry Carpet Cleaning Compound. This will attract and remove the suspended dirt by absorbing it into the Host Dry Carpet Cleaning compound. The pile of your carpet is then lifted with the use of the Host machine with its special brushes designed to help restore the pile back to its original form. Final vacuum and edging is done to remove the Host compound that has the dirt and grease trapped inside. All jobs are completed by wiping down all baseboards and giving your carpet a final inspection. That’s it! Your carpet is now back in service and ready for your use in 30 quick drying minutes!