Bay Area Carpet Cleaning

Bay Area Carpet Cleaning
182 Howard St,
San Francisco, CA 94105
415-738-3491
[email protected]

Bay Area Carpet Cleaning, located at 182 Howard St, San Francisco, CA 94105, cleans your carpets using low moisture hot water extraction. Hot water extraction is the method carpet manufacturers and carpet fiber producers recommend most out of...

I am writing to thank you for the prompt and efficient service I received last week for carpet cleaning at my house in San Francisco by your company. Marvin did an excellent job, managing to remove some of the stubborn marks that a previous company failed to do. He carried out the work in a professional and courteous manner and I will certainly be recommending your services to family and friends. A Many Thanks Mary Ann

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Bay Area Carpet Cleaning is one of the best cleaning service in the business! Bay Area Carpet Cleaning provides services for Commercial & Residential Customers, we offer state of the art cleaning equipment so that we can deliver to our customers the finest results ever. We offer competitive prices and personable customer service. Our commercial and residential cleaning services include: Carpet...

Bay Area Carpet Cleaning is one of the leading cleaning services with an outstanding reputation for quality and integrity throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Our goal is to provide the very best service for commercial carpet cleaning and residential at a fair price. Bay Area Carpet Cleaning uses manufacturer recommended hot water extraction or low moisture encapsulation cleaning as the...

Bay Area Carpet Cleaning, located at 182 Howard St, San Francisco, CA 94105, cleans your carpets using low moisture hot water extraction. Hot water extraction is the method carpet manufacturers and carpet fiber producers recommend most out of any method. It is the only way to properly deep clean a carpet. Hot water extraction is also known as restorative cleaning because it's the only method...