A repeat customer near Indianapolis reached out to have a large white area rug cleaned that had slowly lost its brightness over time. The rug sat in a main living space and picked up everyday soil from foot traffic along with light staining that made it look dull. Because the rug was light colored, every bit of soil showed. This customer had used Indysteamers before and trusted me to clean it the right way without risking damage to their floors or the rug itself.

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 Park Valley Estates neighborhood reached out because their staircase carpet had developed several stains that would not go away no matter how many times they tried cleaning them. They told me the stairs had become the place where accidents happened most often.

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 called to a home in the Lawrence neighborhood for a blue microfiber sofa that had slowly turned dull from everyday use. The homeowner told me the fabric used to look bright and clean but over time it developed dark areas on the arms and seat cushions.