Carpet Cleaning & Water Damage Restoration

Cape Coral & Fort Myers (239) 994-1350

Bonita Springs & Naples (239) 659-0022

Carpet Cleaning

Types of carpets we clean are your Stain Masters, Textured Plush, Saxony, Berber Loop-Pile, Berber Cut-Pile, Cut Pile and Loop Pile, Commercial Carpets, Smart Strand, Frieze, Wall-to-Wall Carpets, Carpet squares, Scatter Rugs, Carpet runners, Nylon, Acrylic, Polyester, Olefin, Wool, Blends etc.. It takes typically 1-2 hours for your wall to wall carpeting and some specialty rugs to dry after our cleaning process.

Have you ever had your carpets cleaned by another company and two days or several days later they looked as they never were cleaned or even worse? Let me tell you why. The company never did an acid rinse (also known as Zero Residue cleaning). The reason why they didn’t is because they keep their supply cost down by taking this short cut and they can give you a lower price and also they know you will need to get your carpets cleaned much sooner. At H2o Dryout we use the PH scale when we do all of our cleaning so no matter what cleaners we use, we always balance them out with a rinse to neutralize the cleaners. The benefits to you are your fabrics and fibers will not deteriorate as fast and also stay much cleaner for 3x the amount of time with this method of cleaning you will save you money in the long term.

View our carpet and rug cleaning gallery for before and after photos.

Did you know that most carpet cleaners do not even know the types of fibers that are in carpets? Types of carpet fibers are:

Nylon
Nylon is a fiber commonly used for carpets and rugs, equaling approximately 65% of all fiber found in carpets. That’s because nylon is wear-resistant and can endure heavy weight. That makes nylon the perfect choice for virtually any area in the home, even heavy traffic areas.

Acrylic
Acrylic is very similar to wool in its appearance and feel; however, acrylic is much less expensive when compared to wool. It’s also resistant to mildew and moisture and is therefore the fiber of choice for bath rugs.

Polyester
Polyester is a soft carpet fiber that cleans easily. It is also resistant to water-soluble stains. These features make polyester an excellent choice for living space areas.

Olefin
Olefin is a strong, stain resistant fiber. It’s easy to clean and resists the wear of traffic. Another wonderful feature of olefin is that it’s mildew and moisture resistant. Olefin has many of the bonus features other fibers have and is therefore a good fiber choice of carpet for virtually all areas in the home.

Wool
Wool fiber offers real comfort. It’s a soft carpet with high bulk that still retains high performance. The only drawback to purchasing a wool fiber carpet is that wool can be more expensive than synthetic fibers.

Blends
Then, of course, there are the blends of fibers frequently used to constitute carpets. Blends combine the various features of specific fibers to meet the needs of certain traffic areas in the home. For example, a wool and nylon carpet unites the look and lavishness of wool with the durability that nylon offers, making this blend a perfect choice for high-traffic living space areas.

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