To my hopeful new customer,

Welcome to my website.

My name is Mike and I would like to thank you for stopping by. I hope you will check out the testimonial page and see what some of my valued and long time customers have to say.

I have been cleaning carpets and upholstery for over 20 years. There are many options when cleaning carpets and upholstery, but again, I ask the right questions prior to setting up an appointment with you.

The biggest difference between myself and other carpet and upholstery cleaners is the simple fact that "I LOVE WHAT I DO" and that pride in my work makes a difference in the end result for you. Unlike other carpet cleaners that change hands/employees every three to six months I will always be the one to come to your house.

I have been certified in all aspects of the care of carpet, upholstery, drapery, oriental rugs and wood floors. Other cleaners are shown how to clean carpets for a day or two and then they are sent out on their own to your home to take care of your cleaning needs without the knowledge that comes from years of experience.

I want you to take comfort in the knowledge that when I come to your home or business that the job is going to be completed in a professional, courteous and workmanlike manner. Anything you want cleaned such as carpet, upholstery, drapery, oriental rugs and wood floors. Please feel free to call and ask me any questions you may have.

I look forward to meeting you and taking care of any cleaning needs you may have.

In closing, there is a video I would like for you to view if you have a few minutes. This explains exactly what to look out for with these exceptionally low rates you see advertised. My rates all include everything necessary to complete the job correctly.

http://youtu.be/Os4DGLeg0K8

Sincerely,
Mike


Carpet Cleaning - What we do step by step.

1.   Walk through areas to be cleaned and address any
      problem areas.

2.   Move light furniture - We do not move heavy furniture
      or electronics.

3.   Vacuum with professional grade ORECK vacuum to 
      remove loose dirt and soiling.

4.   Spray carpets with cleaning solution and spot remover.

5.   Using a rotary buffer with a scrubbing pad to first scrub
      dirt and debris loose.

6.   Replace the scrubbing pad with a cotton bonnett and
      go over carpets again to remove dirt and debris.

7.   Groom carpets with a carpet groomer to raise the carpet
      piling .

8.   Your carpet will be dry in less then 2 hours, ready for
      your family again.


Uncovering Illegal Scams and Gimmicks
Here's How Dirty Cleaners Operate...

Tactic #1:  Unbelievably Low Price - Per - Room
                   Estimates

To some degree, all of us are attracted by low price because we want to work within a budget. But some carpet cleaners use price as a bait for their false and misleading advertising. They offer a cheap price -- usually between $5.95 and $9.95 per room -- and then, once they are in your home, they pressure you into buying "add-ons".

Tactic #2:  Bait and Switch - Dual Process Carpet
                  Cleaning

Today a lot of carpet cleaning services describe their service as a process of shampooing or heavy preconditioning, followed with hot water extraction cleaning. Unfortunately, unethical carpet cleaners offer "dual process" as a bait-and-switch technique. Here's how it's done: First, they "bait" you with a basic cleaning (single process) at an unbelievably low price. Then, when you call, they try to "switch" you to more expensive dual process cleaning. If you don't fall for their switch and choose their basic service, you'll likely receive poor workmanship using little or no product (detergent and/or solvents), and they will not guarantee their work.

Five Costly Misconceptions

Misconception #4:  Having the Right Equipment is All a Company Needs to Clean Your Carpets Properly.

False.     Many companies own the right equipment but a large number of employees don't know how to use it. You probably know someone who bought the newest computer on the market but didn't learn how to use it for a year or more. The same is true with carpet cleaning. The company may own good equipment, but the employees may not know how to use it correctly. This is why it's important that you choose your carpet cleaner carefully.

Misconception #5:  The Company that Offers the Lowest Price is the Company You Should Hire.

Maybe -- but not always. Here are two important points to consider.

Point #1: The price you see offered may not be for the services you want performed.

Before you select a company, decide what you want to accomplish. If you want the carpet cleaner to remove only some of the dirt, you can choose from hundreds of companies. Or, you can even rent a machine at the grocery store and do the job yourself.

Point #2: The price you see advertised is probably not the price you will pay.

Many homeowners have learned that the low price they saw advertised was not the amount they were charged.

if you've ever hired a carpet cleaner, you too may have been the victim of false or misleading advertising. You probably learned the hard way that some carpet cleaners offer a cheap price -- usually between $5.95 and $9.95 per room -- and then pressure you into paying a lot more once they get inside your home. Some of them may even break the law by using illegal bait and switch tactics.

As in all businesses and professions, the carpet cleaning industry has its share of bad apples. We take no pleasure in telling you this, but some are unethical -- and sadly, a few are dishonest. By their misleading advertising and false promises, they cast a dark shadow on our entire industry.

Then you'll find other carpet cleaners -- Carpet Revolution is owned by a service professional who works hard to earn your trust and respect. As a way of improving our profession he is dedicated to educating the public. The only way you can make an intelligent decision is to have all the facts you need.