What’s included
This covers carpet and carpet tiles in reception areas, corridors, meeting rooms and general office floors. Most office carpet is either polypropylene carpet tile or a tufted or loop pile commercial carpet, and each responds differently to cleaning. Polypropylene tile takes well to a deep rinse or a low moisture clean to shift oily soiling from foot traffic. Tufted commercial carpet usually takes either a fast dry clean or hot water extraction, and loop pile, including Berber style carpet, is cleaned without aggressive brushing so the loops are not pulled or frayed. We check the carpet on site and pick the method to suit it, the same as we would for a home.
Coffee, tea and food marks near desks, kitchens and break rooms are common in offices, and we offer advanced stain removal alongside the clean if any carpets need it.
Method by footfall
A reception area that sees fifty people a day needs a different approach to a quiet back office, and office carpet cleaning has to account for that. Where a fast turnaround matters most, such as an entrance or a busy corridor, encapsulation cleaning is often the right call, since it is built for exactly that kind of high traffic area and dries quickly. For carpets that need a deeper clean, hot water extraction lifts more embedded soiling, and our low moisture dry method suits carpets that cannot be out of use for long. We talk through which areas need which treatment before we start, rather than applying one method throughout the building.