When a homeowner in Indianapolis called me about several pet stains in their hallway carpet, I could hear the frustration in their voice. They had tried every cleaner in their cabinet and nothing worked. The stains kept returning and the odor became more noticeable every time the weather changed. That is a common story for carpets dealing with repeated pet accidents. What looks like a surface stain is usually a deep contamination hiding under the carpet. They needed a guarant

A homeowner in the Meridian Hills neighborhood of Indianapolis reached out after discovering a huge black paint stain in the middle of their living room carpet. They had been painting a nearby room when an open can tipped over and soaked into the carpet before they could stop it.

I was contacted by a homeowner in Indianapolis who wanted her slate kitchen floor to look bright and rich again before hosting guests. She told me the slate had slowly become dull over the years and the grout lines had darkened from everyday foot traffic.

My team and I recently completed a carpet cleaning project for a homeowner in Indianapolis who had a bright red nylon carpet throughout the main living area. Over time, the vibrant color had dulled from everyday traffic, dust, and general wear. Nylon carpet is durable, but when dirt clings to the fibers it can block light and make colors appear faded. We used our truck-mounted hot water extraction system, also known as steam cleaning, to bring the original color back to life