Specialty Carpet Cleaning Stain Removal in Highland Creek, Ontario

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Looking for an affordable carpet stain removal service? We can help! We’re experts in cleaning any type of stains in your carpets. Every stain requires a distinct type of removal method. If the removal process incorrectly executed it can actually cause more damage to your carpet.

We use our advanced carpet stain removal techniques which we have developed through the years in the industry. Almost every second job we have worked in the past 20 years requires stain removal. So you could say we know a thing or two about clearing them up!

We will work on virtually any stain imaginable that has been defacing your precious carpets. It won’t matter if it’s a small spot that just happened or if it’s a deeply seated stain that’s been untouched for years. We can get rid of them all!

Listed down below are some of the stains we’ve dealt with in the past:

Blood, mud, flood, grass, pet urine, human vomit or poop (yes, we can do it!), flower stains, food stains, fresh fruits, tomatoes, juices, chocolate, ice cream, coffee, beer, soft drinks or fizzy drinks, syrup, soda, red wine, cooking oil, butter or margarine, eggs, marinade, soy sauce, ketchup, mustard, salad dressing, petroleum jelly, alcohol, nail polish, lipstick, candle wax, gum, ink, colored or black markers, crayons, paint, thinner, and varnish!

The kind of stain doesn’t really matter. Even for those not listed above, we can get rid of.

In case of carpet emergencies, the right thing to do is to dab a paper towel on the spilled area so you suck up as much of the moisture as you can. Do not rub! Just carefully blot the surface until almost all the liquid is dried up.

WARNING: If you are here reading this right now as you are looking for a professional stain removal expert stop trying to DIY remove the stain. For the most part, you will push a stain deeper into the carpet.

You might hear people tell you to use varnish on the stain. This is not true! Never use it if you don’t want the stain to worsen.