The goal of commercial carpet cleaning is to remove as much dirt as possible from the carpet while minimizing potential damage to the floor coverings.

The construction, use, condition, and amount of dirt are all considered before deciding on a cleaning method for commercial carpet cleaning. This information is used to determine the best cleaning method to use and how to best implement the method chosen.

When cleaning, there are principles to be employed during the cleaning process that can only be obtained through effective training of technicians, not through experience alone. If these principles are not followed, the cleaning's effectiveness will be greatly reduced.

The following are the main principles of the commercial carpet cleaning process to give you an idea of what happens when your carpets are cleaned by a trained professional.

1. Arrival - The technician arrives on time for the appointment. Furthermore, the technician will call 30 minutes before his arrival. They will go over the order on file, checking the various areas and ensuring that the order on file meets the needs of the customer.
2. Pre-inspection - The technician will identify and evaluate the carpet's condition. If there are any areas that need special attention or items that need to be moved, they will be discussed with the owner. If heavy furniture was not moved in advance of the appointment, the technician will clean around or underneath it.
3. Pre-cleaning - Following the pre-inspection and owner approval to begin the job, the technician will begin cleaning the areas in the order specified. The first run is to remove dirt, break it down, and ensure that it will be removed during the cleaning process later.
4. Dry dirt removal - This is always performed as the first step in the commercial carpet cleaning process. Some carpet cleaners skip this step when doing steam cleaning because they believe that because the steam cleaner has powerful vacuums, it can be skipped. This is not the proper method and can jeopardize the cleaning's outcome as well as the carpet's long-term health.
5. Dirt suspension - This is done to separate dirt that has become adhered to the fibers and cannot be removed by vacuuming alone.
6. Suspended soil removal - When the dirt has been loosened to the greatest extent possible, it must be removed. This can be accomplished in a variety of ways, including: dry carpet cleaning, shampooing, steam cleaning, rinsing, dry cleaning.
7. Carpet grooming - While this is not a part of the cleaning process and is not always required when performing professional carpet cleaning, it is worth noting. This is done with a carpet rake. This can improve the look of the carpet. It will help distribute the protectors or deodorant if applied. It aids evaporation by shortening the evaporation time.
8. Drying - It is essential that carpets dry as soon as possible after cleaning.
9. Post-inspection - After everything is cleaned, our technician will walk you through the areas that have been cleaned. During this review, they will demonstrate what was cleaned, which stains and spots were treated, and how to maintain this like-new condition. If you have any queries or concerns, now is the time to share them with the technician.

If commercial carpeting is not properly maintained, it will show signs of wear and damage, especially in high traffic areas. There is no way to conceal damage once it has occurred. You can't simply move a sofa or table over the problem areas.

This explains what is involved in commercial carpet cleaning and what to look for when a carpet cleaner is cleaning. It is always a good idea to use a carpet cleaner who understands how to use this process to get the best results for you from the start.