There are things you may not know about moving out. Are you a renter? If you are renting a room, apartment, condo, or townhouse, you may be responsible for cleaning up the residence when you leave. Many landlords put into the rental agreements that there will be an inspection of your residence upon your departure. That means everything needs to be cleaned thoroughly. From the walls to the floors, everything should be perfect. What does this mean for you? Well, if you’re a ren

With that in mind we have the basis to treat odor and remove it. Next it is important to know that there are two types of odor. First: “real” odor – pure sensation of smell transmitted to the olfactory lobe by the olfactory nerve. Second: “psychological” odor or “heightened awareness” odor – odors that people think they smell based on experience, suggestion, and past impressions. Example when someone knows there was a fire in the room and think they may smell smoke. OR we sme

Misconception #1: You should wait as long as possible before cleaning your carpet. No. Dirt is an abrasive like sandpaper. Every time you step on the carpet. you grind dirt into your carpet fibers. This cuts your carpet just as if you had used a knife, causing it to wear out faster. A dirty carpet will not last nearly as long as a clean carpet. And while vacuuming helps by itself, it’s simply not enough. The longer you wait to have your carpet cleaned the more damage you d

1. What method of carpet cleaning do you recommend? 2. What type of equipment do you use to clean carpet? 3. What kind of chemicals do you use to clean carpet? Are they safe for my family and pets? 4. What does your equipment remove from my carpet? 5. How often should I get my carpets cleaned? 6. For the price that you have quoted me what services will you provide? By asking these questions you’ll gain all the information you need to make an informed, intelligent decis