When I got a call from a homeowner in the Alamance Hills subdivision of Burlington, they told me their carpets were in rough shape thanks to pet accidents. They had tried everything from sprays to scrubbing but nothing seemed to get rid of the stains or that lingering odor. That’s when I explained how my enzyme-based pet stain treatment works and why it’s different from what you can buy at the store.

A family in Woodmere Park reached out to me before settling into their new house.

Moving into a new home is one of life’s most exciting moments, but it also comes with a list of hidden concerns. The walls may be freshly painted and the counters wiped down, yet the carpet is often overlooked. Carpets quietly collect dust, pet dander, allergens, and lingering odors from years of use by previous occupants.

At J Rex Cleaning Solutions, I am often called to handle jobs where health and safety are the top priorities. One recent project took me to MUMS Daycare in Mebane, NC, where I was asked to clean and sanitize 22 area rugs that see daily use by children.

We were recently called out to a home in Greensboro, NC where a homeowner was frustrated with her dining room chairs. The upholstered seats had collected years of dust, stains, and spots from family dinners, birthday cake, and the occasional spilled drink. She had tried to spot clean them with a fabric spray and a damp rag, but that only made things worse. Some areas looked blotchy, and the stains just spread. That’s when she decided to call in a pro.