Carpet cleaning, Perth
Carpet care, typically dry in about an hour
High-suction extraction lifts soil and moisture together. Drying time varies with carpet type, airflow and weather.
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What high-suction extraction does
We work through the carpet room by room with a machine built around strong suction.
The suction does two jobs at once. It lifts soil out of the pile, and it draws the moisture out in the same pass.
The second job is where the short drying time comes from. The less moisture left in the pile, the sooner the room can be used again.
About an hour is the typical figure, not a fixed one. What moves it is set out further down this page.
Carpet care is quoted on request, on its own or with other work at the same property. As a one-off job it is charged by the hour, from $159.80, including GST: 2 hours at $79.90 per hour, for 1 or 2 carpeted rooms. The number of carpeted rooms sets the time, and after that each half hour costs $39.95. See the prices.
about 1 hour
Typical drying time
Drying time varies with carpet type, airflow and weather.
Rentals, homes and workplaces
Where carpet care fits
The process is the same in each setting. What changes is who needs the rooms back, and when.
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At the end of a tenancy
Carpet care can be quoted with vacate preparation and carried out in the same visit, ahead of the final inspection. Send the Property Condition Report if you have it.
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In an occupied home
For rooms that are lived in. Tell us which rooms you want done, what the carpet is if you know, and whether furniture is staying in place.
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In a workplace
Carpeted offices, lounge rooms and common areas. Tell us which areas, and the schedule you need, and we will quote for it.
Before the machine reaches your carpet
Carpet equipment goes from one property's floors to the next. This is what happens to ours in between.
Kit Reset Protocol
Our equipment is washed and disinfected before it enters your property.
What changes the drying time
Drying time varies with carpet type, airflow and weather. Here is what each one does.
Carpet type and pile
A thick, dense pile holds more moisture than a short, low one. Wool usually holds more than synthetic fibre, so a wool carpet tends to take longer.
Airflow
Moving air carries moisture away from the carpet. A closed room with still air dries more slowly than a room with a breeze through it.
Weather
Warm, dry air takes up moisture quickly. On a cold or humid day, or with rain about, the same carpet takes longer.
What helps the carpet dry
- Open windows in the rooms we have worked in
- Run ceiling or pedestal fans
- Run the air conditioning
If the power is already off
In a vacant rental the electricity may already be disconnected, so fans and air conditioning cannot run and the carpet may take longer to dry. Tell us when you enquire, and allow for it when you book the final inspection.
Questions about carpet care
If yours is not here, ask when you request a quote.
How soon can the carpet be walked on?
Carpets are typically dry in about an hour. Drying time varies with carpet type, airflow and weather, so touch the carpet to check before the room goes back into use.
What if the carpet still feels damp after that?
Keep the windows open, or the fans or air conditioning running, and give it longer. A thick pile, a closed room or a cold, humid day all slow drying. Call us if you are unsure.
Can carpet care be quoted with a vacate?
Yes. Tell us you need both and we will quote them together, to be carried out in the same visit before the final inspection.
Will every mark come out?
We do not promise that. Some marks are permanent, and worn pile stays worn. Tell us about any marks that concern you when you enquire, and send a photograph if you can.
What do you need for a quote?
The suburb, the number of carpeted rooms or the approximate area, the kind of carpet if you know it, and any date that matters, such as a final inspection.
Tell us about the carpet
Quotes are prepared on request. Share the suburb, the number of carpeted rooms and any date that matters.
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