Professional carpet cleaning that restores and protects your flooring investment at every stage of the build.

OVERVIEW

‍Carpets installed during the final stages of a construction project are exposed to dust, debris, foot traffic and trade activity that can leave them looking tired and contaminated before a client ever sets foot in the space. Cleanstruct uses professional grade hot water extraction equipment and specialist construction carpet cleaning techniques to restore your carpets to a pristine condition, protecting your client's investment and ensuring the finished product looks exactly the way it was specified.

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WHAT IS INCLUDED

• Full pre inspection of all carpeted areas to identify staining, damage and soiling
• Thorough dry vacuuming of all carpet surfaces prior to wet cleaning
• Pre treatment of all construction stains, spots and heavily soiled areas
• Hot water extraction cleaning of all carpeted areas using professional grade equipment
• Safe cleaning of all carpet types including wool, synthetic and blended fibres
• Deodorising treatment to remove construction odours where required
• Pile restoration and grooming of all cleaned carpet surfaces
• Final inspection of all carpeted areas before sign off

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WHY IT MATTERS

‍Carpet is one of the most tactile finishes in any residential or commercial build and one of the first things a client notices underfoot at handover. Construction dust and debris that has settled deep into carpet fibres will surface over time, affecting the appearance, longevity and feel of the flooring. A professional construction carpet clean is not just about presentation at handover, it is about protecting a significant finish investment for the long term.

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WHY CLEANSTRUCT

‍Our carpet cleaning teams understand the difference between a standard domestic carpet clean and what is required in a post construction environment. We use the right equipment, the right chemistry and the right technique for each carpet type on your site, delivering a result that is genuinely clean at fibre level, not just refreshed on the surface.

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