A homeowner in Greensboro contacted me about a small bedroom that had several visible stains and a dull overall look. The room was not heavily used, but over time spills and tracked in soil had settled into the carpet. Because the room was smaller, the stains stood out even more and made the space feel unclean.

A homeowner in Burlington called me because the high traffic areas in their carpet were looking darker and duller by the week. They vacuumed regularly and had even tried a few store bought cleaning products, but nothing made a noticeable difference. When I arrived for the inspection, I could see immediately what was happening. The carpet was loaded with embedded soils and natural oils from everyday living.

I was contacted by the team at Oaks of Alamance about cleaning the commercial carpet in their dining room. They told me the carpet had taken a beating from daily meals, drink spills, and constant foot traffic from residents and staff.

This week I completed a three-room carpet cleaning job here in Greensboro, and it reminded me how often people ask about pricing. Carpet cleaning isn’t a one-size-fits-all service, and every home is a little different. The homeowner in this case had three bedrooms that needed a deep clean, and they wanted to know what factors go into determining the cost. Since this is something I get asked almost every day, I thought I’d share what influences the price of carpet cleaning job