There are many carpet cleaning companies popping up because of the availability of portable machines. However, the machine used is just a small part of the necessary requirements to become a professional cleaner. Think of it this way, If a stock broker was out of work because the market was doing poorly and he/she went to home depot and purchased the top of the line plumbing tools and had zero past experience in the plumbing industry, would you trust him/her to fix a leak in your shower coming from inside the wall? NO, definitely not! am I right?, the same is true for carpet cleaning. Its the experience, chemistry, knowledge of fibers and proper mixture of cleaning solutions, identifying the problem and how to rectify it. Then comes the actual machine to get the job done properly. So please make sure that you hire someone that is qualified to do the job. The best way to do this is to ask for licensing information, insurance certificates and references. This will help you hire someone that is the right company for the right job.

There are times where carpet cleaning sales people might pressure you into having more carpets cleaned than you really want or even worst some may too common and just leads to more problems, in other words do not always believe that cheaper is better. In fact, when a company offers a very low rate, you ought to be wary ofces are exactly the same so no two cleaning jobs are the same. Pricing a job over the phone is what I call a lazy-mans guesstimate. You deserve to know who your dealing with in person, also not feel any pressure and be able to trust the person doing the job, after all your letting a stanger into your home/office, so why not get to know him/her before the actual job is being performed.

So always remember when hiring your carpet cleaning company, ask upfront about any extra charges. Many companies offer cleaning of a few rooms for a base price, but there are many extras that may NOT not included in that price. Things like high traffic areas, excessive staining, areas with stairs and even special types of carpets might cost you extra. Avoid surprises by finding out about these things in advance during a Free carpet cleaning audit and get it in writing.

So remember that the cheapest price over the phone is not always best deal. There is a good chance you will be unhappy with the results. That company could either do poor quality work or they could end up tacking on additional fees that you will not know about until they are done. The price should only be considered secondarily over the work they will do. them. Usually, a company with steeper or higher prices but at the same time still very fair on the rates or prices quoted will usually provide you with better, more efficient results.