A man and woman sit on a couch looking hot and tired, facing an electric fan. Battling summer humidity, the man waves his hand in front of his face while the woman leans forward, both desperate for relief and hoping mold doesn’t form in their carpets.

Summer Humidity: How to Keep Mold Out of Your Carpets

It’s no secret that mold loves moisture. High humidity levels in summer breed moisture, so hence, mold can grow. You may assume that just because you don’t have areas of standing water in your home that mold can’t grow in the most unusual of places. Your carpet is one of those. Humid climates allow for …

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How to Keep Your Home Clean While Your Kids Are Home This Summer

Whether you have a college age student home on break from university or an elementary school child ready to embrace summer and splash in the pool, your kids are all home and they’re making messes! Your carpets and upholstery will take the brunt of most of it. While there are some things you can do …

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Hacks For Spring Cleaning Your Floors and Furniture This Spring

Spring is the best time to look around your house and take stock of what needs to be cleaned. From flooring to drapes to furniture, there are some areas of your home that are more in need of a deep clean than others. You may pay weekly attention to sanitizing your bathrooms, or wiping down …

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Toxic Black Mold: A Dangerous Result of Water Damage

It lurks inside walls, behind drywall and under flooring. It’s called toxic black mold and it thrives wherever there is moisture. You may be diligent in keeping obvious areas of your home dry, but what about the places you can’t see? The water that accumulates behind your shower walls, or the moisture that clings to …

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4 Reasons to Get Your Upholstery Professionally Cleaned

You likely know the value of getting your carpets professionally cleaned regularly, but have you given any thought to your upholstered furniture? It gets just as dirty – if not more so – than your carpets, and should get the same TLC. Here are four top reasons why it’s important to get your upholstery professionally …

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Why Carpet Odors and Stains Come Back and How You Can Stop Them

The situation is all too familiar. You think your carpets are clean, you vacuum them regularly, you even rented a steam cleaner this year – yet to your frustration, you step into the room one day and get a whiff of a familiar odor. From pet urine to food stains, you’re upset to realize that …

A woman lies on a carpeted floor facing a smiling baby who is on their tummy. The room, recently refreshed after water damage restoration, is bright with a white sofa in the background as the woman claps and smiles.

8 Things to Know About Carpet Cleaning

You may think you know all there is to know about your carpets and how to clean them. But cleaning your carpets, draperies and furnishings goes well beyond the occasional vacuuming or wash. Here are some important things you should know about carpet cleaning… 1) Pre-vacuum: Many carpet cleaning professionals will perform a thorough pre-vacuuming of …

A blue air mover is drying a partially lifted carpet in the corner of a room, revealing mold and water damage on the subfloor near the wall during water damage restoration.

3 Reasons Why Water Damage Restoration is Important

Whenever moisture enters your home and sits there unchecked, it can pose a health and safety threat to occupants because it can encourage the growth of mold over time. In addition to that, it can compromise the structural integrity of your home. To avoid these problems, it’s important to enlist the help of professionals for …

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Can Regular Carpet Cleaning Boost Your Indoor Air Quality?

Yes it can! The fibers in your carpets act like little sponges, grabbing dust and dirt out of the air and trapping those particles. If not properly steam cleaned on a regular basis, those particles can build up and worsen respiratory problems such as asthma and allergies. If you own a home with seniors or …

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Your Carpets are Dirtier Than You Think

It’s true. Yet many of us neglect our carpets and assume vacuuming every once in a while is enough. It’s not. Only professional-grade carpet cleaning can draw out the deep set dirt, grime and bacteria that can settle in your carpet over time. Think about what you do on your carpets every day: Your kids …