Routine Cleaning:
- Includes regular day-to-day vacuuming and spot cleaning
Involves all processes intended to protect the environment from dirt and thus reduce its impact on the carpet- Entry mats and consistent vacuuming can help prevent the carpet from these contaminants
Interim Maintenance Cleaning:
- Involves cleaning for appearance improvement
- This type of cleaning, when done regularly, can limit the need for deep cleaning
- Utilizes systems with purpose of maintaining uniform appearance
- Frequency of this type of cleaning depends on the carpet’s location, type, usage and exposure
- Can be used for all exposed areas of the carpet or just specifically on high traffic areas
Deep Carpet Cleaning:
- Used to return the carpet to a much cleaner condition
- Extracts accumulated dirt at a higher intensity to maximize the removal of embedded dirt
- Frequency of this type of cleaning also depends on location, usage, and traffic as well as the effectiveness of the maintenance
- As stated above, the frequency of this type of cleaning can be limited or cut drastically if the carpet is cleaned regularly
- Deep cleaning should be performed before the carpet is visibly dirty to maximize results
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