Are All Pro Cleaners The Same?
If you’re baking cookies, who cares what brand of sugar you use, right? If you’ve ever needed nails for a home project, I bet you didn’t even notice whether you bought Everbilt or Grip-Right. And if you need your carpet cleaned, any old company will do, right? Hold on there buckaroo…there are some things you need to know first.
At a basic level, we carpet cleaners all do pretty much the same thing. Beyond those basics, however, we’re a lot like cars–they all move you from Point A to Point B, but there’s a big difference between a Kia and a Mercedes. So how can you make sure you’re making a good decision when you need to hire a professional carpet cleaner? What makes one better than the other?
Truthfully, carpet cleaning isn’t that complicated. You spray hot water on the floor and suck it back up. A trained animal could probably do it. However, obstacles constantly arise that add complexity to the process. That’s when a trained animal would falter, but an experienced cleaner knows exactly what to do. Sadly, many cleaners lean closer to the trained animal end of the spectrum than an experienced pro.
So what are some common obstacles that complicate the cleaning process? Stains, dark dirty edges, odors, natural fibers like wool, allergy problems and pet damage are all fairly common problems that only a skilled, experienced cleaning technician knows how to handle. In fact, entire courses exist that address just stain removal, just odor control, just natural fibers, etc. And the vast majority of professional cleaning technicians have never received any training on how to approach these things.
That’s where I come in. Not to brag, but I’ve been doing this for a long time. I’ve taken more classes than I can remember, and I do all the work myself instead of some clueless employee. I know how to remove tough stains that look like a lost cause (this is as much of an art as it is a science, and the young bucks coming up the ranks these days seem to have missed out on the proven old-school techniques I learned back in the day), I know how to fix odor problems, I know how to clean wool, and I know how to fix pet damage.
I also spend a great deal of time focusing on the details–all the dusty, dirty little nooks and crannies the other guys skip or miss altogether. Plus, I offer a money back guarantee and a proven track record.
If you’re making cookies, buy whatever sugar is on sale. If you’re building a deck, I’m not sure that it matters whether you buy Everbilt or Grip-Right nails. But I can assure you…it makes a big difference which carpet cleaner you hire. Why? Because of the human element. All nails are the same, but one cleaning tech might be lazy and inexperienced while another is focused and highly trained. When you’re ready to choose a carpet cleaner, please don’t assume we’re all the same. Call me today to experience the difference.
Ryan Wilson 316-491-0449