Info & Facts


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Professional carpet cleaning prolongs the life of your carpet.
Regular carpet cleaning using the extraction method can increase the life of carpets significantly, protecting your floor-covering investment.
Having your carpets professionally cleaned at least twice a year can really help extend the life of your carpet.
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With the right care and maintenance, most manufacturers say carpets can last up to 10 years, but the average lifespan is generally 3-5 years in the average household with 4 residents.
After this time, thorough cleaning may no longer be effective because the carpet is too old, and it should be replaced.
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Sofas, armchairs, dining chairs and other upholstered fabric furniture in the house need regular maintenance clean to keep it looking good.
In fact at Regimental Cleaning Team, we recommend that you have your upholstery sofa professionally cleaned once a year to keep it hygienic and extend its lifespan.
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Having your carpets professionally cleaned can have a massive impact on the look of your house, the cleanliness of your house and help to eliminate bacteria such as E-Coli, Salmonella and many others.
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Although DIY carpet cleaners do remove some water and dirt, they are ineffective at thoroughly drying your carpets. This may leave you with a soggy, musty-smelling carpet.
When Regimental Cleaning Team cleans your carpet, we are able to extract far more water, which means extracting far more dirt, from the carpet.
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Not all upholstered furniture pieces are created equally. In fact, there is a myriad of fabric and construction choices furniture makers can use when designing and building their products. And the choices they make dictate how the furniture needs to be cleaned.
Using the improper method to attempt to clean the couch on your own could result in permanent and irreversible damage.
Leave the decisions (and the work) to the professionals. The Regimental Cleaning Team will thoroughly inspect your couch to determine the appropriate cleaning method, and then tackle the project correctly.