Our cleaning solutions are environmentally friendly and safe for small children and pets
The carpet cleaning industry is one of the few industries that is not regulated, and also has a very low barrier to entry in that anyone can call himself a “professional” without any basis for that claim. Yet these are people who come into your home and use cleaning chemicals, which can be dangerous if you do not have the knowledge of how to use them properly. In addition, many companies hire non-certified technicians who have never cleaned carpets, provide them with a day or two of training and then send them out as “professional” carpet cleaners.
Have you heard nightmare stories about Bait-and-Switch companies who use a low coupon offer to get their foot in the door, and hard sell unsuspecting consumers into a bill they are compelled to pay? When you open the phone book, you really can’t tell who the great cleaners are, or the ones you would NEVER EVER want to use. The “great” cleaners work hard to distinguish themselves apart from the fly-by-night companies who use unsafe cleaning practices, hard-sell tactics, and sometimes have very unsavory employees who have ZERO certification in carpet, tile or upholstery cleaning.
Your carpet and rugs act as a “filter” in your home for your indoor air. Their fibers “grab” particulates and contaminants and hold them. But like any filter, it needs to be cleaned because when it gets full it cannot grab anything else … and every time you step on a “full” filter you release contaminants back into the air.
Cleaning your carpet is key to a healthy indoor environment, and the EPA’s guidelines for cleaning vary from every four months to every eighteen depending on the number of people and pets in the home, as well as other concerns from allergic sensitivities to how dusty the air is in your neighborhood to whether anyone in the home smokes. A true carpet cleaning professional can evaluate your particular needs, and, with the right equipment and cleaning solutions, fulfill those needs for you and your family.
The question now is how to find that “right” professional … and we have the information to help you do just that.
When choosing a professional carpet cleaner for your home, do you homework. Go to Google, Yahoo or Bing and type in “carpet cleaning” and the name of your city (for example: carpet cleaning Cape Coral). You will be presented with a list of carpet cleaners specific to your area. Once you’ve had an opportunity to visit a couple of their websites, use your search engine again, insert their name and see what comes back. You want a carpet cleaning company with good reviews from Angie’s List and the Better Business Bureau. You’ll also want to read what other people’s experiences have been with the company. Choose the carpet cleaner that’s right for your particular needs.
Tru-Clean is a family owned environmentally responsible carpet, tile and upholstery cleaning company serving all of Lee, Collier and Charlotte County. Our technicians are certified by the world’s most respected certification body for textile professionals and we are fully licensed and insured.
For more information about Tru-Clean and our “A” rating from the Better Business Bureau and Angie’s List, please visit us online at www.trucleansurfacecare.com or call us any time at 239-541-4888.
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