TRUCK-MOUNT EXTRACTION · IICRC CERTIFIED
Fresh, healthy floors. Dry in 4 to 8 hours. No hidden fees.
Birmingham's locally owned carpet cleaning company. We use truck-mounted hot water extraction at 200°F, paired with pet- and child-safe pre-treatment that lifts dirt, grease, and pet residue out of the fibers instead of pushing it down. The result is carpet that looks new, feels soft, smells clean, and dries in 4 to 8 hours. Our headline special — 2 rooms for $120 — is straightforward, no bait-and-switch, no surprise add-ons. Just clean carpets and an honest price.
Every carpet cleaning job we run in the Birmingham metro follows the same documented sequence — same equipment, same industry standard, same paperwork. Here's what to expect from the moment you call.
We hear it from every new customer: carpet cleaning quotes sound great until the technician arrives and the price doubles for things you assumed were included. Not us. Our 2-rooms-for-$120 covers up to 250 square feet per room, pre-treatment, hot water extraction, basic spot treatment, a free deodorizer pass, and standard furniture moving. The only things billed separately are hallways, stairs, deep urine treatment that requires sub-surface extraction, and fiber protector if you want to add it. We give you the all-in number before any equipment moves.
Larger homes are quoted by square foot. We're transparent with the math: rooms over 250 sq ft are priced as 1.5 or 2 rooms depending on size. Combined living-dining counts as one open room. Two-room and three-room specials are available year-round across the Birmingham metro.
Pet accidents are the single most common reason carpets re-soil after cleaning. Here's why: urine soaks through carpet, pad, and into the subfloor — sometimes the joists. Surface cleaning hits the top 20% of the contamination. The rest stays under the pad, dries into crystals, and reactivates with humidity. Three weeks later, the spot returns and so does the smell.
Real pet odor removal requires sub-surface extraction. We inject neutralizer through the carpet into the pad and subfloor, then extract it with a deep-cleaning tool that pulls from the pad layer. For severe contamination, we pull the carpet back, treat the subfloor directly, and re-stretch. It's more work, but it's the only thing that actually stops the cycle. We give you an honest call on what your situation needs at the inspection.
The right equipment matched to the right job is what separates a real restoration crew from a couple of fans and a wet-vac. Here's what shows up in our trucks for carpet cleaning.