Prior to getting your carpets cleaned, it is crucial to do a little research. We strongly suggest you do not choose a carpet cleaner solely based on price. This could prove to be a huge mistake. Most carpet cleaners that advertise very low prices use a bait & switch approach where, after they arrive at your home or office, push up the price to some exorbitant figure.
It is always wise to choose a carpet cleaning company that will ensure a 100% guarantee on their work. A certified carpet cleaner will have gone through rigorous formal training. The company should also have passed an examination in order to acquire their qualification. This is crucial to ensure that the professionals visiting you know their trade and your valuable assets are in safe hands.
Also make sure you choose a carpet cleaner who uses van-mounted equipment; the powerful industrial machines are known for the intensive degree of heat and suction, as compared to portable carpet cleaning equipment. Sufficient heat and suction are indispensable in achieving thoroughly clean carpets and effective stain removal.
The price factor
Make sure the price quoted to you over phone is precisely the same price you will be paying once the job is complete. Most cheap carpet cleaning companies usually make use of cheap quality chemical products that prove very harmful for your carpets and upholstery. Low quality chemicals will produce irreparable damage to your carpet. Too much chemical residue is left behind in the carpet and upholstery and, after a few weeks, carpets will be dirtier than they were before.
You can choose van-mounted, truck-mounted, or, if you use both, then ‘van/truck-mounted’ and upholstery and, after a few weeks, carpets will be dirtier than they were before.
At Newcastle Carpet and Tile Cleaning
We kindly request you to call us on 04 3582 7816 for more information on our services. Our representatives will be happy to discuss your carpet steam cleaning requirements.
Please give us a call and we would be more than happy to discuss any of your Cleaning needs.