Environmentally Friendly Commercial Carpet Cleaning

The Encapsulation Cleaning Process

Encapsulation fixes common carpet cleaning problems
It eliminates recurring spill stains and wicking. The crystallizing polymer encapsulates soil so it can be extracted with routine vacuuming. There is no sticky residue so it can't attract  soil. What you'll see is incredibly bright and clean carpet, day-in day-out.

How soil affects carpet
On average, dry soils comprise about 80% of the total soil in a carpet.  Most dry soil is  removed with regular routine vacuuming.  Oily and sticky soils comprise the other 20%.  These soils attract and hold dry soils to the surface, diminishing the appearance of your carpets and causing premature wear and damage through abrasion.  The result is a dull, gray, and ugly appearance.

Encapsulation chemistry cleans better and helps carpet stay clean longer
The first step in effectively cleaning any carpet is to counteract sticky soils. The encapsulation chemistry surrounds each soil particle and crystallizes so it can’t attract other soil. The encapsulated particles release from the fiber and are easily extracted with normal vacuuming. And since there's no dirt-attracting residue left behind, the carpet stays clean longer.

Encapsulation technology can also be used in hot water extraction (steam cleaning). Some situations require hot water extraction to restore the carpet to an acceptable level and again with this system any remaining soiling is encapsulated and there is no dirt-attracting residue left behind in the carpet.