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Commercial Carpet Cleaning
Commercial carpet cleaning keeps office and building carpet clean between replacements: regular vacuuming and spot cleaning, plus periodic deep cleaning by hot water extraction or low-moisture methods that let the space reopen sooner. Pick your city below to compare the most-reviewed local cleaning companies, or request free quotes.
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Arizona: Phoenix (11) · Scottsdale (11) · Tucson (15)
California: Bakersfield (10) · Fresno (15) · Irvine (13) · Los Angeles (15) · Riverside (15) · Sacramento (15) · San Diego (14) · San Francisco (12) · San Jose (15)
Colorado: Colorado Springs (14) · Denver (8)
District of Columbia: Washington (9)
Florida: Jacksonville (15) · Miami (11) · Orlando (11) · Tampa (11)
Georgia: Atlanta (12)
Hawaii: Honolulu (11)
Idaho: Boise (15)
Illinois: Chicago (12)
Indiana: Indianapolis (15)
Kansas: Wichita (15)
Kentucky: Lexington (15) · Louisville (15)
Louisiana: New Orleans (13)
Maryland: Baltimore (14)
Massachusetts: Boston (8)
Michigan: Detroit (11)
Minnesota: Minneapolis (15)
Missouri: Kansas City (15) · St. Louis (15)
Nebraska: Omaha (15)
Nevada: Las Vegas (13) · Reno (15)
New Mexico: Albuquerque (15)
New York: Buffalo (15) · New York (9)
North Carolina: Charlotte (14) · Greensboro (15) · Raleigh (15)
Ohio: Cincinnati (15) · Cleveland (15) · Columbus (15) · Toledo (15)
Oklahoma: Oklahoma City (15) · Tulsa (15)
Oregon: Portland (14)
Pennsylvania: Philadelphia (10) · Pittsburgh (15)
Tennessee: Memphis (14) · Nashville (15)
Texas: Austin (11) · Dallas (13) · El Paso (13) · Fort Worth (13) · Houston (9) · San Antonio (13)
Virginia: Richmond (15) · Virginia Beach (15)
Washington: Seattle (6)
Common methods
- Hot water extraction: hot water and cleaning solution are injected into the carpet and pulled back out with strong suction. It cleans deepest but leaves the carpet damp for longer.
- Low-moisture encapsulation: a cleaning solution that dries into crystals around soil, which are then vacuumed up. Carpet dries faster, so it suits offices that cannot close.
- Bonnet cleaning: a rotary machine with an absorbent pad cleans the top of the carpet fibers. Useful between deeper cleans in busy areas.
- Spot and stain removal: treating spills as they happen, often part of a nightly janitorial contract.
Questions to ask
- Which method do you recommend for our carpet, and how long will it take to dry?
- Does your method match the carpet maker's care instructions and warranty?
- Will you move furniture, and can the work happen after hours?
- Is spot cleaning between visits included in a regular janitorial contract?
Our city lists show janitorial and commercial cleaning companies; many also do carpet care, so ask each one.
How to choose a company
- Insurance: ask for a certificate of general liability insurance and proof of workers' compensation coverage, and check the dates.
- Bonding: a janitorial bond (also called a business service bond) covers theft by the company's employees. Many property managers require one.
- Background checks: ask whether staff who will have keys or alarm codes are background-checked.
- Written scope: get a task list by frequency (nightly, weekly, monthly) after a walkthrough, not a price over the phone.
- Supplies: confirm who pays for trash liners, paper products, soap and cleaning chemicals.
- Supervision: ask who inspects the work and how you report a missed task.
- Contract terms: check the length, the notice needed to cancel, and whether the price can change mid-term.
- References: ask for two or three current clients with a building like yours.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the best method for commercial carpet cleaning?
It depends on the carpet and how soon you need it dry. Hot water extraction cleans deepest; low-moisture encapsulation dries faster. Check the carpet maker's care instructions, which can affect the warranty.
Do janitorial companies clean carpets?
Most janitorial contracts include vacuuming and spot cleaning. Deep carpet cleaning is often a separate, periodic service, and some companies subcontract it.
How do I find commercial carpet cleaning near me?
Pick your city on this page to see the most-reviewed local commercial cleaning companies, ask whether they deep clean carpet, or send one free quote request below.