Carpet & Rug Cleaning in Atlanta, GA

Carpet and rug cleaning booked by the area

Carpet and rug cleaning in the Atlanta metro is booked by area: the stairs, a hallway, and rooms counted from one to five or more. Each area is chosen online, and the total before you confirm covers all of them. There is no square-foot measuring; a room is a room, and the staircase is a single choice.

Stairs, hallway and rooms: how the areas are counted

Count the spaces with wall-to-wall carpet or a rug you want cleaned: bedrooms, a living room, a den, a finished basement. One room, two, three, four, or five or more are the choices. A carpeted hallway is its own choice, and so is the staircase. If a space is only partly carpeted, say so in the notes. Put the actual list of spaces in the notes field as well, so the count and the floor plan match when the team arrives.

Rugs and what to say about them

Rugs sit on the same list as carpet. Book the space the rug lies in, and say in the notes that it is a rug: its size, whether it is wool, synthetic or something you are unsure of, and whether it can be lifted. Upload photos of the rug and of its label if there is one. The cleaning happens in the home; a rug that has to leave the house for a specialist is not what this visit does. If that is the case, call or email instead of booking.

Stains, pets and photos

A stain is something to describe, not something promised away. Say what it is, when it happened and what has already been tried on it, and upload photos in the same booking step. Pet spots get the same treatment: name the rooms and say whether the pet is still in the house. No result on a specific stain is promised before the team sees it. Fiber, age and earlier products all change what comes out.

What moves the total

Area count moves it first: each room, the staircase and the hallway are separate choices with their own figure, and five or more rooms is the largest single choice. Prices are not published on the site. The total for the areas you pick shows online before you confirm, and no payment is taken when you book. If your ZIP is outside the online list, call or email with the ZIP and the areas, and the figure is agreed in that conversation.

Carpet with a move-out or deep clean

Carpet can be booked alongside another visit. With a move-in and move-out clean the rooms are empty, so every carpeted one can be booked without moving anything. With deep cleaning in an occupied home, book only the spaces you can clear. Fabric sofas and armchairs are a different service, upholstery cleaning, priced by the piece from photos rather than by the room. Several services in one booking share one fixed start time.

Apartments and townhomes

Carpet in an apartment or a townhome is booked the same way, by the room, the stairs and the hallway. Put the building access in the notes: the unit number, the buzzer, where a van can park. A single carpeted bedroom in an otherwise hard-floor condo is booked as one room. A townhome with carpet on the staircase and in two bedrooms upstairs is the stairs plus two rooms.

Preparing the rooms

Pick up what is on the floor: shoes, toys, cables, the dog bed. Move small furniture out of the spaces you booked if you want the floor under it cleaned; heavy pieces that stay put mark the edge of the work. Keep pets in a part of the home that is not on the list. There is no need to vacuum first; the team starts with the carpet as it is and works from there.