Santa Fe Floor Care

Oriental Rug Cleaning

Oriental rugs are known for their unique beauty, and having them properly cleaned is essential for keeping their appearance bright and to save them from premature wear. Because each rug is often one-of-a-kind, it takes the professional discernment that Santa Fe Floor Care has to prescribe the best cleaning method for your rug and to provide the greatest care, with heightened awareness toward hidden challenges that some rugs may present.

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Fabric and Fiber Protection

Many textiles that you purchase come pretreated with fabric and fiber protection, but abrasion from regular usage and vacuuming eventually wears this protection away. Improper cleaning solutions or cleaning methods may also accelerate this process. To extend the life of your fine surfaces, Santa Fe Floor Care can reapply high-quality, professional-grade fabric and fiber protectors.

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Upholstery Cleaning

Like all textiles, your upholstered furniture requires cleaning and maintenance care. Even in the most pristine homes, dust and body oils from daily use, accumulates over time. We have the skills and expertise to safely clean sensitive upholstery fabrics such as cotton, wool, linen, silk, mohair, Haitian cotton, and rayon. We know how leave delicate fabric styles such as chintz, velvet, microfiber, and chenille with a smooth, soft feel.

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Carpet Stretching

Poor carpet installation, heavy traffic, or years of usage may cause wrinkles in your carpet. If your carpet has wrinkles then your carpet should be stretched in order to avoid permanent damage. Left unchecked, your carpet could crack and rip, causing a tripping hazard. Santa Fe Floor Care’s carpet stretching service can help extend the life of your carpet. Request an estimate today to avoid permanent damage.

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Urine Damage Treatment

Pet urine can cause permanent damage to your floors and fabrics. In the original acid state, the urine begins to oxidize and react with the carpet to create a color change, also known as urine stain. As time passes, the pet stain will become increasingly more difficult to remove, depending upon the carpet. The primary source of odor associated with urine comes from bacteria that grow abundantly in dark and warm places with a never ending food source. The following is a how-to for managing urine stains and odors. Keep in mind that you can always give us a call to schedule a cleaning of these types of stains.

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