Carpet type, fibre, pile depth, soiling level, and traffic pattern assessed before every deployment. Method and equipment confirmed based on the assessment, not a standard approach applied to every job.

Hot water injected into the carpet pile under pressure and extracted immediately, removing embedded dirt, allergens, bacteria, and deep soiling. Suitable for most commercial broadloom and modular carpet types.

Dry compound applied to the carpet and worked into the pile using a counter-rotating brush machine. Compound absorbs soil and is vacuumed away. No drying time required, area back in use immediately after cleaning.

Shampoo solution applied and agitated into the carpet pile using rotary equipment. Effective for high-traffic commercial carpets with surface soiling. Followed by thorough extraction and rinse to remove residue.

Individual stains identified and treated with the appropriate stain remover before the main clean begins. Coffee, ink, grease, food, and biological stains treated using fibre-safe products matched to the stain type.

Odour-causing bacteria and organic residues neutralised using appropriate treatment products. Applied after cleaning in areas with persistent odour from foot traffic, food spillage, or biological sources.

Protective coating applied to carpet fibres after cleaning to repel liquid spills, slow soiling, and extend the interval between deep cleans. Particularly recommended for high-footfall reception areas and hotel corridors.

Standalone rugs, runner carpets, and area carpets cleaned using the appropriate method for their construction and fibre type. Includes Persian, tufted, woven, and synthetic area rugs used in lobbies and corporate reception areas.

Cleaned areas inspected before crew departure. Drying status confirmed and re-entry time communicated to facility management. Post-clean report shared via WhatsApp and email covering areas cleaned, methods used, and observations.