Specialty Carpet Cleaning Stain Removal in Meadowcrest, On

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Stubborn stains on your carpet? We offer professional stain removal at reasonable prices. No matter the stain, we can get rid of them. Be cautious about the stain removal method you use. Each stain requires a particular way to be removed. And using the wrong one may lead to more headaches.

As an authority in the carpet cleaning industry we have developed an advanced stain removal system throughout the years.

However long the stain has been present whether it’s a small spot that just happened. Or a deep stain that has been bothering you for years. We can confidently get rid of any type of stain you can think of.

We work any of the strains listed below:

Red wine, fresh fruits, soft drinks, soda,syrup, coffee, beer, milk, ice cream, melted candies, juices, chocolate, eggs, fish,mustard, mayonnaise, ketchup, dips and sauces, jam, tomatoes, cooking oil, butter or margarine, lotion, shampoo, shaving cream, nail polish, lipstick, ink, paint, thinner, varnish, crayons, colored markers, permanent or dry erase, mud, flood, grass, flower stains, candle wax, gum, pet urine, human waste like blood, sweat, pee, vomit or poop (yes, we can do it!), engine oils, and grease.

Name the stain and we will deal with it, whether it’s on the list or something else.

Did you just spill something over your carpet? Quickly soak up the excess liquid using a paper towel. Be careful not to rub as it’ll make the stain worse. Just pat the towel on the area until all moisture has been absorbed.

WARNING: If you’ll be booking a professional stain removal service. Please refrain from trying to DIY remove the stain. You wouldn’t want to risk deepening the stain into the fabric of the carpet. As it might actually be harder for a professional like us to get it out. And while you had good intentions. It can actually end up costing you more money.

If you have ‘heard’ that you should use varnish to remove a stain. Stop now, don’t use it as it can make the stain much worse!