Commercial Carpet Cleaning Services
Here are just a few of the ways we help our clients throughout Nashville, Knoxville, East Tennessee and Atlanta keep their carpets cleaner, longer:
Stain and Spot Removal.
Most of our clients come to us because they have a pesky stain that just won’t come out. Other carpet cleaning methods can cause stains to reappear even after repeated cleanings. With the DPM Care cleaning system, we’ll get your stain out for good! Don’t believe us? Request a free demo and we’ll prove it to you!
Preventative Carpet Cleaning.
Our ongoing preventative carpet cleaning program is at the heart of what we provide for our clients. Regular carpet cleaning can add years to the life of your carpet and improve vacuuming efficiency up to 30 percent.
As part of our preventative maintenance offering, we create a custom carpet-cleaning schedule for every client based on the traffic patterns in your office and your unique needs. Our preventative carpet maintenance program includes the following:
- Remove soil and stains from the carpet.
- Deodorize and neutralize bacterial contaminants.
- Use FiberShield™ Anti-soil and Anti-stain Protection based on manufacture’s suggested frequencies.
- Pile lift carpet fiber to restore matted carpet and loosen embedded dirt.
- Move and replace furniture as needed.
Restorative Carpet Cleaning.
Think your carpet is beyond repair? It might not be. Our restorative cleaning process can bring damaged carpet back to life. Although a preventative cleaning program is always the best approach, restorative carpet cleaning can give your carpet a temporary boost and keep you from unnecessarily replacing your carpet. Before replacing your carpet, contact us to see if restoration cleaning can extend the life of your carpet.
Our maintenance program will save you from having to replace the carpet in your facilities as frequently—and, more importantly, save you money. It will keep your work environment looking its best, improve your indoor air quality, and maximize your carpeting investment.
