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Residential carpet cleaning
A thorough pre-vacuum, appropriate spot preparation, low-moisture foam cleaning, grooming, and clear post-dry vacuum instructions for suitable household carpet.
Services
Care matched to the carpet.
TruFoam focuses on controlled-moisture carpet care, careful preparation, and honest expectations. We inspect each surface before choosing the service.
Household carpet
The rooms you live in most.
Every service begins with a suitability check and agreed scope. Improvement depends on carpet construction, soil, wear, prior treatments, and contamination.
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Carpeted stairs
Detailed cleaning for treads, risers, edges, and landings. Carpeted stairs are priced at $7.50 each; landings and adjacent areas are confirmed separately.
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Spot and stain care
We identify the likely source, test an appropriate treatment, and explain what improvement is realistic. Dye loss, wear, bleaching, and fiber damage may be permanent.
Pet areas
Look for the source, not just the spot.
Surface treatment can improve many affected areas. Odor or urine that reached the backing, pad, or subfloor may require additional treatment or material replacement.
We inspect, discuss what is known, and avoid promising a result the surface cannot support.
More surfaces
Only when the material is a fit.
Care labels, construction, finish, colorfastness, manufacturer instructions, and site requirements guide what we can responsibly clean.
Selected on-site area rugs
Available only for rugs that pass fiber, construction, colorfastness, and care-label checks. Delicate or specialty rugs may need a dedicated rug-cleaning facility.
Compatible sealed hard floors
Offered after reviewing the finish and manufacturer care instructions and completing an appropriate spot test. Not every floor or finish qualifies.
Small-business carpet maintenance
Custom maintenance may be available after we confirm carpet, access, downtime, site requirements, insurance needs, and equipment suitability.
Where we draw the line
Some conditions need a specialist.
The right recommendation protects the carpet, the home, and your expectations—even when that recommendation is not dry foam.
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Flooding, sewage, or suspected mold
Use a qualified water-remediation or environmental professional.
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Widespread subsurface urine
Backing, pad, or subfloor may need targeted remediation or replacement.
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Delicate or specialty rugs
A dedicated rug plant may be the responsible choice.
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Warranty-required extraction
Follow the carpet manufacturer’s written requirements.
A better first question
What does your carpet need?
Tell us what you see, where it is, and what result matters most. We’ll help determine whether TruFoam is a sensible fit and confirm the scope before the visit.