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Dakota Floor Retoration’s commercial carpet cleaning services are commonly used in businesses like retail stores and offices. There are several cleaning methods for commercial carpets, including hot water extraction (steam cleaning), dry cleaning, and bonnet cleaning.
Get your Sioux Falls, SD professional commercial carpet cleaning services from Dakota Floor Restoration. Our deep-clean technique and tools can remove dirt, stains, and other contaminants from heavily trafficked carpeted areas. Our carpet sanitizing and deodorizing services often improves the air quality of a business simply because we are removing allergens. Oftentimes, allergy symptoms can be reduced or disappear completely.
Our flexible, professional carpet cleaners offer flexible scheduling, and are happy to clean your commercial carpets outside normal business hours. We understand your business doesn’t want any interruptions or disruptions during working hours, so we are happy to work with your schedule!
Call Dakota Floor Restoration for your stained or heavily soiled commercial carpets. Our team of experienced carpet cleaners always follow proper cleaning techniques to ensure your carpeted areas are like new. This includes pre-treating stains, using gentle but effective cleaning products, and rinsing the carpet thoroughly to remove any soap or chemical residue.
Carpet Cleaning In Sioux Falls
Our hot water extraction, also known as steam cleaning, technique is combined with a rotary cleaner in a process designed to pull more dirt, hair, and, debris from carpet fibers than any other method.
Dakota Floor Restoration believes a healthy work environment includes clean carpets. Business carpeting acts as the building’s largest air filter. That air filter isn’t effectively cleaned by regular vacuuming alone. That’s why our method literally washes out dirt, debris, and stains. Pet-friendly businesses often notice pet odors disappear after a visit from our experienced floor cleaners.
Part of our successful carpet cleaning process is the initial cleaning solution application. Once the solution has had time to set in, we agitate carpets with our machine to loosen dirt, debris, stains, pet dander, and other allergens.
The high-pressure stream of hot water rinses the carpet, then a special vacuum removes the dirty water and debris. Our unique carpet cleaning machine extracts almost all of the moisture, which our commercial building customers appreciate because carpets are often completely dry by the next business day.
Hot Water Extraction
Dry cleaning carpets is exactly what it sounds like. It involves the use of a low moisture cleaning solution that is applied to the carpet and left to work its way into the fibers. The solution is then removed using a vacuum, then the carpet is left to dry. This doesn’t take very long because the fibers are not drenched.
Since dry cleaning doesn’t involve the use of water, this method is faster than hot water extraction — but it’s important to note that it may not be as effective at removing deep-seated dirt and stains. Because dry carpet cleaning is less aggressive than the hot water and rotary cleaning method, businesses often choose dry carpet cleaning for commercial glue down (CGD) carpets.
Dakota Floor Restoration recommends preventative maintenance to extend the life of any commercial carpet. This can include using mats at entrances to trap dirt and moisture, regularly vacuuming to remove surface dirt and debris, and promptly addressing spills to prevent stains from setting in.
Dry Carpet Cleaning
Bonnet cleaning is a carpet cleaning method that involves the use of a rotary machine equipped with a pad that is fully saturated in carpet cleaning solution. The agitation from the rotary machine causes dirt to lift from the carpet fibers and get absorbed in the cleaning pad. After using the bonnet cleaning technique, we vacuum the carpet to remove any leftover debris.
This quick and affordable carpet maintenance technique helps keep commercial carpets looking clean, but it is not as effective as our hot water extraction carpet cleaning method. It does involve less moisture, so carpets dry quickly, but it is only recommended as a quick carpet clean between regular hot water cleaning techniques.
