When cleaning your carpets we use a 12-Step Extraction System.
1. Analyse carpet and provide quote.
2. Move furniture and Vacuum areas to be cleaned.
3. Treat spotted areas.
4. Pre-treat with cleaning agent.
5. Use rake to agitate the pre-treat as needed.
6. Extract cleaning agent and soil from carpet.
7. Move furniture back to original location. Use plastic tabs or blocks to protect carpet from furniture.
8. Apply stain protection per your wish.
9. Groom carpet with a carpet rake.
10. Set up Air Movers.
Upon Completion, we walk through areas cleaned with you to ensure 100% satisfaction.

1. Fabric Inspection: Check fabric label. We use green cleaners safe for fabric.
2. Dye Testing: A small amount of upholstery cleaner is applied to an inconspicuous area of the fabric and a towel is pressed to the fabric. This tests the stability of the dye.
3. Dry Soil Removal: In cleaning any textile, the first step is always to remove as much dry soil as possible. This improves the following cleaning steps greatly.
4. Soil Suspension: A preconditioning agent is used on most fabrics to "suspend" the soil for more effective extraction.
5. Soil Removal (Extraction): A water or solvent based rinse is used to whisk away the suspended soils.
6. Pile Setting/Grooming: Many textiles have a pile that needs to be set after cleaning. A special upholstery brush is used to groom the pile for proper drying.
7. Drying: Getting the upholstery dry as fast as possible is important. High velocity air movers are used for faster drying. Ceiling fans and air conditioning also help.

In between professional care, there are some simple ways to care for your rug at home:

Rotation: To ensure even wear, your rug should be rotated once a year. Depending on the traffic, the rotation may vary from six months to two years.

Vacuuming: Oriental rugs, like most carpeting, should be vacuumed on a regular basis to remove dirt and restore life to the fibers. Be sure not to vacuum the fringe with your beater bar. Use the end of a vacuum hose from a canister vacuum.

Padding: A quality pad used under your rug helps protect it from dirt, wear and slippage.

Spot and Spill Procedures: Make sure you safely and immediately clean up spots and spills before they set.

1. First, soak up the excess liquid by blotting with a clean absorbent material. Do not brush or rub the stain.
2. Then spot-clean with a mild detergent-white vinegar-water solution. Do not over wet.
3. Rinse the area thoroughly with water and a small amount of vinegar. Avoid wetting the rug's backing.
4. Blot dry until most of the moisture has been absorbed.
5. Allow to air dry. A fan or cool hair dryer can be used to hasten the drying process.

For stains that do not come out using these methods, ask our cleaning specialist.

Utilizing the latest technology and environmentally safe cleaning agents, Mott's Carpet Cleaning high pressure "turbo" Tile, Stone & Grout cleaning system will restore the natural beauty of your ceramic tile and grout quickly and economically.

The Professionals at Mott's Carpet Cleaning have extensive experience in the area of Tile, Stone & Grout cleaning and will be able to not only clean those hard areas that you cannot reach yourself, but also provide suggestions on maintenance of those stubborn areas to help minimize any mold and mildew return. With Mott's Tile, Stone & Grout cleaning service, your floors will sparkle once again and you'll save time and money.

What is the difference between ceramic/porcelain tile and natural stone?

Both materials are of excellent quality and durability but there is a difference which is not always apparent to the average consumer.

Ceramic/porcelain tile is a man-made product and many are made to mimic some type of stone. They are a bit more controlled in range and variation. Tile is also not porous or full of pores which means it does not absorb stains easily making the upkeep more minimal than natural stone.

Natural stone is quarried from the earth and is varied in color, no two pieces ever look the same. Stone is considered to be porous which means it will absorb stains at a quicker rate making the maintenance and upkeep of it more in depth than tile.

The average person spends approximately 90% of their time indoors, where pollutant levels are often two to five times higher than outdoors. The EPA has ranked indoor air pollution among the top five environmental risks to public health.
(U.S. EPA, 1987; U.S. EPA, 1990)

We don’t just clean air ducts - we restore heating and air conditioning systems to superior cleanliness, including mechanical equipment and ductwork.

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Water damage restoration is simply the act of restoring or returning something to its former or normal state after it has been damaged in any way by water. The most important aspect of water damage restoration is to remove abnormal moisture from affected materials, and the restoration job is not considered complete until all the affected materials are completely dried and restored to their original condition.

Emergency Clean Up Services Available

Our immediate response team is certified and experienced in the area of water damage restoration. Our dedicated staff uses the newest up to date equipment and provide you with disaster recovery services when you need it. Although it is never a good time for any water damage, you can rest assured that our team will be there to make the clean up process as easy for you as possible on your watch, not ours.

Water Damage Can Happen To Your Home

It's easy to think that water damage can't happen to you. If you don't live by water, or have substantial down pours on a regular basis, we like to think we are safe, but it CAN happen to you.

In the U.S. over 1,000,000 structures are affected each year by water damage, resulting in over 3 billion dollars in insurance claims. Approximately 70% of all property damage claim are water related. The odds are 1 in 20 that your home will suffer a water damage claim this year.

The leading causes of water damage are washing machine, ice makers, water heaters, toilets, broken popes, faulty construction, accidents, ground water intrusion and river flooding. Be prepared and take the necessary precautions before it happens, instead of after.

Don’t Wait for Water Damage Cleaning, Water Repair and Water Removal

A few simple precautions can save you from the stress and expense of a flooded home:

Periodically inspect washing machine hoses for wear or bubbles

Don't skimp by buying the least expensive product when installing new supply lines to toilets or ice makers. Spending a few more dollars can save you a fortune.

If your water heater is more than 12 years old, replace it.

Wrap exposed pipes during periods of cold weather.

Clean your gutters every fall. Clogged downspouts and foundation drains can cause ground water intrusion, which is rarely covered by insurance policies.

Finally, if you are leaving town for more than a few days, turn the power to your water heater off, shut off the main water supply valve to your house and flush a toilet on the lowest floor to drain the system.

How it Works

Several steps are taken to remove water from your property in the event of a flood, hurricane, or other water related disasters. First, the water will be removed from the property. Once the water is removed, a de-humidification process will begin to dry the wet areas. Next, evaporation of the water will occur and finally the air will be tested to ensure that all water and moisture is gone from the property and won't cause any further problems.

Other processes involved with water damage restoration include wet carpet restoration, odor control, fabric restoration, dry wall restoration and wood floor restoration.