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Professional Carpet, Rug and Upholstery Cleaning
With each year that passes, as Houston grows and expands, carpet and upholstery cleaning companies continue to pop out of the woodwork. The variety can make it difficult for consumers to be certain the company they choose doesn't take them to the "cleaners."
Experts suggest only working with businesses certified by organizations such as the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC). This group helps consumers choose services ranging from water extraction to carpet cleaning to mold and microbial remediation. More than 30 years old, the IICRC is a nonprofit certification body founded to set standards for the inspection, cleaning and restoration service industries. IICRC certified firms must show proof of insurance, provide ongoing education for their workers and stay active in their industry by attending seminars, workshops and conventions.
Another consideration is the age and experience of the company. Always look for an established company with plenty of experience cleaning carpets in your area. Be sure they are bonded and insured, and, if possible, check references.
MBM has been in business since 1998 and is certified by the IICRC in carpet cleaning and restoration. Our technicians and cleaners have proof on hand of
licenses, certifications, insurance, testimonials, etc. We use the industry's most advanced truck-mounted carpet cleaning system, specially engineered for unrivaled cleaning power and deep-down suction to remove ground in soil and revive the appearance of your carpet, upholstery and rugs.
A poorly stretched carpet wears faster than a flat, properly stretched carpet. Wrinkles and waves also contribute to tripping and falling accidents in your home. By having your carpet professionally stretched, you add years to the life of the carpet and increase the safety of your home. MBM also repairs ripped seems, worn spots, torn areas, and exposed or fraying edges.
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