MOST THOROUGH CLEANING EVER OR ITS FREE!

That's right, if you don't feel my carpet cleaning is the best you have ever had, I will not accept your payment. Further more, if for any reason you are later dissatisfied, I will return to your home as quickly as I can, and give you a free reservice. If I still can't make you happy, I will refund your money. What could be more fair?

FACT 1: Each day I pull pounds and pounds of sandy soil out of the base of your neighbors carpets. It's in yours too! Spread the yarns apart and look deep. This sand is scratching and dulling your carpet. It's grinding your expensive yarns down into those worthless fibers that fill up your vacuum bag. Every moment you wait, your carpet wears out faster!

FACT 2: While you're down there, how do the traffic lanes feel? Oily residues from the street and air are drying to the carpet. Slightly sticky, they grab dirt and lock it on. Through a process called "oxidation" soils bond with the carpet, causing color change, and becoming permanently attached. If you wait too long, you are throwing away the key to unlocking dirt and oil from traffic lanes. Clean before traffic lanes show up! The longer you wait between cleaning the more soil becomes permanent.

FACT 3: Is the air starting to smell stale? Great News! Pollutants in the air are filtered through your carpet. The carpet traps them so you don't breath them over and over. But what happens when that trap gets full? Your family starts breathing dust mite debris, pollens, pollutants, fungus, spores, bacteria and a long list of other really gross stuff. Once your carpets natural filtering ability gets full, it's time for a through cleaning for your health's sake. Clean every six months and you'll breath easier. The fact is, clean your carpet frequently, when traffic lanes first start to appear, and they will last longer, look better, and protect your families health. But don't just call any company...

It's amazing how hard it can be to make the right carpet cleaning decisions. I had to learn just like you, but I get experience every day, so here are some pointers I have learned from trial and error

1. Trying to do it yourself is a waste of money and time. Sure you can rent a machine or by one, but how much of those contaminants do you think it'll really get out? If it worked one tenth as good as my $14,129 system, I would never have spent that money. At the same time, if you have to call in sick at work from being sore from fighting with a carpet that is still wet long after you get better, you stand to loose more money than you could allegedly save.

2. The "Which method is better?" game can lure you into paying for a gimmick.Consider this: If I had just invented the world's best cleaning machine, I wouldn't sell it to only one cleaner in each city, I would sell it to every carpet cleaner in the world. That way I would make the most money, and do the most good. So whenever someone tells me they have an "exclusive" method, I become suspicious, because I feel that if the method were so good that everybody would want it, it would be marketed to everybody. If nobody else has an 'exclusive' method, it might be that nobody else wants it. Every cleaning method has its advantages and disadvantages. I believe that hot water extraction (steam cleaning) is the best method for cleaning carpets. Prior to switching to hot water extraction I had used only one other method. I found that shampooing delivered satisfactory results on lightly soiled carpet, but on really dirty carpets it was not very effective. I found that hot water extraction got even better results on lightly soiled carpet than the shampoo method and handled the dirtiest carpets with ease.

3. Choosing a company solely by price doesn't work. Companies price in so many ways, it is hard to compare. The truth is, when we invest wisely, we get what we pay for. Call the cheapest company you can find, and I'll wager you get a big sales pitch with a little bit of cleaning. It only makes sense that the cheapest company has to cut costs by using cheap cleaning agents, cheap cleaning equipment, and cheap personnel spending as little time as possible cleaning your carpet. Is that really going to solve all the problems I have mentioned? Of course not.

You don't have to spend a fortune to keep your carpet up. Just get the best value for your investment. You'll find my prices reasonable, and my service extraordinary.

I can't fix everything, but I'll tell you up front what I can do. Worse, my preferred method takes a full day to dry. For those who want it, I have shampoo cleaning method available, which dries in one hour, if you choose. But which would you rather have, the cleanest fluffiest carpet, or the fastest drying?