Aurora Carpet Cleaning is the answer for you if you are you looking for professional carpet cleaning to remove stains, dirt and discoloring from your wall to wall carpets or area rugs.

Whether you are moving into a new home and want to restore rather than replace the carpeting; or perhaps you are moving into a rental home and want to ensure a very clean flooring surface for your family; or perhaps even you own or manage an office building and need to maintain a clean and orderly appearance for your business - Aurora Carpet Cleaning can help in all of these situations. Our professional carpet cleaning methods are tried and true; we have more than satisfied many customers in your area, and we hope for the chance to show you how we can turn around your worn, dated and dingy wall to wall carpeting and area rugs.

No matter what the scale of your needs is - a large office building or a single area rug inside your home - Aurora Carpet Cleaning is willing and able to assist you. We have a large team of skilled cleaning technicians who are thoroughly trained, knowledgeable and experienced in their field of work.

Cleaning Methods - Carpet Cleaning Aurora, IL

We will assist you in determining which cleaning method is most appropriate for your type of carpeting and what you want to achieve. Below is a list of some of the most common options for carpet cleaning.

• Bonnet cleaning: A cleaning detergent is either sprayed onto the carpet or the circular cleaning pad is soaked in it. A machine similar to a floor buffer drives the circular pad to oscillate, removing dirt and stains. This is good for both carpeting and wool area rugs.
• Shampooing: Wet shampoos are applied to the carpet, which must be very foamy in order to attract dirt particles to them. The foam and attached residue will then be vacuumed up. Because a rinse isn't used afterwards, technicians must be sure to vacuum up all of the shampoo carefully, or else it can lead to resoiling. Shampooing cleans carpeting better than dry compound cleaning, but this method of cleaning has fallen out of favor with many companies and clients because of the resoiling potential.
• Dry Compound: A biodegradable substance, typically a powder is applied to the carpet, allowed to sit and attract dirt and debris, and is vacuumed away. This method is a good choice when carpeting or area rugs cannot tolerate any water or other liquid, but dry compound provides more of a superficial clean rather than a deep clean.
• Carpet Steam Cleaning: A newer method of cleaning, steam cleaning (or water injection cleaning) works by injecting hot water into the carpet; this water shakes dirt, debris and other particles loose from deep within the carpet fibers. Then a vacuum sucks away all the debris and water. Steam cleaning only uses water as its cleaning agent; minimal liquid is used so it involves a short drying time; and it achieves a deep clean. There is a drying time required but when done professionally, it should be minimal.