Bring carpets and sofas back to life.

Florida living is hard on soft surfaces — sand, humidity, sunscreen, the occasional pet incident. Our truck-mounted extraction system pulls dirt out at the fiber level, not just the surface, then dries in 4–6 hours so you're back to normal the same day.

How hot-water extraction works — and why it beats a rental machine

Our truck-mounted system heats water to a high temperature, injects it into the carpet fibers along with a cleaning solution under pressure, then immediately pulls it back out through a powerful vacuum — soil, allergens and residue included — into a holding tank in the truck. None of the dirty water stays in your home. That's the key difference from a rental or store-bought unit: consumer machines run cooler and with far weaker suction, so they tend to push more moisture and detergent into the carpet backing and pad than they extract. The carpet feels clean on top for a day or two, then resoils faster because residue left behind attracts dirt like a magnet, and in a humid climate that trapped moisture is exactly the environment mildew needs to take hold. Higher water temperature also matters chemically — it's what breaks down protein-based stains like food, blood and many pet accidents, which is one reason professional extraction consistently lifts stains that home equipment can't.

What's included

• Pre-vacuum to lift dry soil and pet hair
• Spot pre-treatment for high-traffic areas and stains
• Hot-water extraction with rotary agitation
• Pet odor neutralizer (enzyme-based) on request
• Edges and corners detailed by hand
• Furniture moved and returned where safe to do so
• Carpet groomed for fast, even drying
• Same-day dry — usually walk-on in 4–6 hours

Pet stains and odor — the sub-pad problem

Pet accidents are rarely just a surface stain. Urine wicks down through the carpet fibers into the backing and pad, and as it dries, the uric acid crystallizes. Those crystals don't break down on their own, and they reactivate with humidity — which is exactly why a spot that seemed fine in the dry season can start smelling again on a muggy South Florida afternoon. Surface cleaners and fragrance sprays mask the smell temporarily but don't touch the crystals underneath. An enzyme-based treatment works differently: the enzymes break the crystal structure down at the molecular level, along with the odor-causing bacteria, rather than covering it up. We offer this as an add-on for exactly this reason. In cases where an accident has happened repeatedly in the same spot over a long period, saturation can reach all the way through the pad to the subfloor — at that point, cleaning alone won't fully resolve the odor and pad replacement is the honest answer. We'll tell you if that's what we're looking at rather than sell a treatment that won't work.

Upholstery and fabric types

Upholstery isn't one material — it's a range of fibers with very different cleaning needs. Natural fibers like cotton and linen generally tolerate water-based cleaning well; some synthetics do too, while certain blends and delicate weaves are better suited to a gentler, low-moisture approach. The furniture industry uses simple cleaning codes for this reason — W for water-safe, S for solvent-only, WS for either, and X for vacuum-only fabrics that shouldn't be wet-cleaned at all. Before we start on any piece, we test colorfastness on a hidden area first, because a fabric that looks stable can still bleed or shift color under moisture and heat. Most upholstery is cleaned in place with the same hot-water extraction method, scaled down in pressure and moisture for fabric rather than carpet.

Drying times in Florida humidity

Carpets are typically dry and walkable in 4–6 hours with normal air conditioning and ceiling fans running. That number is very much a Florida-specific figure — extraction leaves residual moisture in the fibers that has to evaporate, and our ambient humidity slows evaporation compared to a drier climate up north. Running the A/C during and after the clean matters more here than almost anywhere else, since dehumidified air pulls moisture out of the carpet far faster than humid outside air ever could. On especially muggy or rainy days, we bring an air mover to speed things along. Our advice in between: keep the space closed up with the A/C on, keep ceiling fans running, and avoid heavy foot traffic on damp carpet until it's fully dry.

What will and won't come out

Most stains lift completely — coffee, wine, sunscreen and pet accidents almost always come out, because they sit on top of or within the fiber without permanently altering it chemically. Bleach, dye transfer and rust are a different story: those don't stain the fiber, they change it — bleach strips color out of the fiber itself, dye replaces the original color, and rust corrodes it. No amount of extraction reverses that kind of damage, and we'll always tell you upfront if a spot falls into that category rather than promise a result we can't deliver. Occasionally a stain will appear to lighten and then seem to come back as the carpet dries — that's usually residue wicking up from deeper in the pad, and it's a sign a follow-up treatment, not a failed cleaning, is what's needed.

Pricing: from $89/room, and what moves it

Carpet and upholstery cleaning starts at $89 per room. Price moves with room size, how soiled the carpet is, whether furniture needs to be moved, and any add-ons like pet enzyme treatment or Scotchgard protector. Area rugs that are delicate or oversized are picked up and cleaned off-site at our facility, returning in 5–7 days. See our full pricing page for details, or bundle it in — many clients add carpet cleaning to a recurring residential cleaning visit, and it pairs naturally with a deep cleaning reset or a move-in / move-out turnover when floors haven't been done in a while.

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Where we work

We provide carpet & upholstery cleaning across Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade — including Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Wellington, Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, Aventura and Miami.