Commercial carpet cleaning
Hot-water extraction or a low-moisture clean, chosen after we check the fibre, the backing and how soon you need the floor back.
The scope
This is the standard clean. Your scope lists the rooms, the method and how often, so you can check every visit against it.
Every carpet clean
Common schedule
How we do it
Before anything gets wet
Fibre, backing, colour-fastness and how the room dries decide the method. Solution-dyed nylon tiles take hot-water extraction well. Wool and natural fibres often don't, and some are dry-clean only.
Where it's dirtiest
Hot water and a rinse flush out the soil that vacuuming leaves behind: the grey paths between desks, the doorway, the stretch in front of the bar.
Where it's busy
Most commercial carpet is cleaned at night or on a weekend, with fans running, so people walk in to a dry, clean floor and nothing in their day moves.
In and out
Time-stamped on arrival and when the visit closes.
Ticked
Each area marked done against the scope you signed off.
Photographed
The areas that matter, finished. Faults flagged with a photo.
Questions
Every time. Dry soil is most of the dirt in a commercial carpet, and it has to come out before any water or chemical goes down, or it turns to mud in the fibre.
It depends on the method, the carpet and the air in the room. Low-moisture cleaning is usually walkable the same day. Extraction is done after hours with fans running so the floor is ready by morning. We tell you which you're getting before we start.
Most coffee, food and traffic marks do. Some don't: bleach spots, dye transfer and old rust are colour loss, not dirt. We test and tell you which is which before we start, so nobody's surprised.
Yes. Entry mats monthly, traffic lanes quarterly and a full extraction every six to twelve months is a common pattern. They sit in the scope as scheduled tasks, and they show up in the visit record when they're done.
Yes. Natural-fibre carpets such as goat-hair Tretford, sisal and some wool blends are dry-cleaned only. Wet extraction can shrink or brown them. We check the label or a sample first.
Yes, through our home bookings site. Prices are per room and shown up front: book.jccommercial.com.au.
A quick walk through the site to check the carpet, the access and the hours, then a written scope with the price.