Carpet steam cleaning
Deep-cleaned, not just vacuumed.
Hot-water extraction lifts what a vacuum leaves behind — embedded dirt, allergens, and set-in marks. Booked alone, or added to any end of lease or office visit.
The process
Five steps, done properly.
- 01Inspection & pre-treatment
Stains and high-traffic areas identified and pre-treated - 02Pre-vacuum
Loose soil removed before any water touches the carpet - 03Hot-water extraction
Deep clean of the pile and underlying fibres, not just the surface - 04Deodorising
Included as standard on every job - 05Groom & set
Pile groomed so it dries evenly and looks right, not flattened
Pairs with
Most bookings add carpet steam cleaning to an end of lease clean or a scheduled office visit — one enquiry covers both.
Add-ons available
Pet stain & odour treatmentEnzyme odour treatmentRugs
Questions
Carpet steam cleaning, answered.
How long does it take to dry?+
Typically 3–6 hours with good airflow, longer in humid or closed-up conditions. We'll talk you through ventilation on the day, especially if the property needs to be inspected or handed over soon after.
Can you treat pet stains and odours?+
Yes — flag it when you book so the right pre-treatment and enzyme odour treatment can be quoted in, rather than discovered on the day.
How often should carpets be steam cleaned?+
As a general guide, every 12–18 months for a normal household, more often in high-traffic homes or with pets. Most rental agreements also expect it before handover.
Is this included in an end of lease clean?+
Not by default — it's quoted as an add-on so you're only paying for it when the property actually has carpet that needs it. See end of lease cleaning.