FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Carpet Cleaning
How Long Does It Take for My Carpet to DRY?
I Have Heard That Once You Get Your Carpets Cleaned, They Get Dirtier Quicker.
Will My Carpet Feel Harder Than The Normal Soft Touch It Had Originally?
Why Do Spots Sometimes Come Back a Few Days After Cleaning?
Can I Remove Spots Myself?
Can I Clean My Carpets Myself?
Yes, if done properly. But oftentimes problems occur from over-wetting and the use of too much detergent. Over-wetting will eventually cause a rippling of the carpet or delaminate the backing. Too much detergent will cause rapid re-soiling, fiber deterioration and possibly browning on lighter-color carpets. Time and back-breaking work are also involved. Call SE Cleaners at 608-752-5326 or email us at [email protected]. Protect your investment and leave the work to us – all at a reasonable price.
What Can I Do If My Pet Has an Accident on My Carpet or Upholstery?
Most people spend a lot of money on pet deodorizers. In most cases, the chemicals work only minimally, and they find that they have to call a professional and spend more money. We at SE Cleaners can solve or minimize your pet odor problems the first time. Call us at 608-752-5326 or email us at [email protected].
Do You Provide Free Estimates?
Yes, and in most cases we may even be able to give you a price quote over the phone, or you can email us at [email protected]. Please provide as much info as possible – such as room sizes.
Do I Have To Move All My Furniture Out of the Rooms?
You, the customer, are responsible for moving smaller and breakable pieces out of the room.
What Are Your Hours of Business?
Most appointments are between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday, but we want to accommodate your busy schedule. Just call 608-752-5326 or email us at [email protected] to request a time and day; we will do our best to comply.
When Do I Know When It Is Time to Clean My Air Ducts?
There are many different factors that may influance when you need to clean you vents. New construction and remodeling introduces dust and debris into the duct work that most contractors don’t remove. You can also simply observe the amount of dust and other contaminates on your air vents and return covers. If you are noticing more dust throught you home that can also be a sign of a dirty ventilation system. Increased symptoms of asthma and allergies is another indicator of an issue. Please call us and we will go over any questions you have in this reguard. 608-752-5326
How often should I get my vents cleaned?
That is a difficult ansewer to give as there is so much conflicting information and veriables in each home. I tell my customers to consider 3 things when deciding the fequancy that fits them best.
There is about 200sqft of duct work in the average home. That is the size of a large bedroom. How long would you let a room in your home go between at least sweeping or vacuuming out a room in your home?
The manufacurers of my equipment recommend every 1-3 years.
We are cleaning spaces that you cannot see easily to difinitively know when they need a cleaning. With that in mind I would recommend that you buy your peice of mind. An example of what that means is say that knowing the vents are clean is worth $15 a month(price of netflix) and your cleaning cost $600 then you would clean your system every 40 months or 3 years 4 months. Of course at each cleaning we can give you an idea of how dirty they are to adjust your timing if needed.
Also ask us about our Aeroseal system to seal your ducts and help extend the time between cleanings.
Will Duct cleaning get my House dusty dirty?
With the systems many low quality cleaners use yes, certainly. With our system no not at all. We use a negative pressure system that pulls all the dust into powerful vacuums set up on the system. We also seal off all the vents and the furance itself. This creates an enclosed system where we do the cleaning protecting you home and furnace. Please call us at 608-752-5326 with any further questions about how we protect your home from any dust durning a cleaning.