Carpeted stairs are one of the most used areas in a home, but they’re also one of the hardest to clean properly. Every step takes concentrated foot traffic, and over time that pressure pushes dirt, oils, and debris deeper into the fibers than what you see on flat carpeted areas.

We recently completed a carpet stain removal job near Marysville, WA where a light colored carpet in the master bedroom had several dark tracked stains that would not come out with store bought cleaners. The homeowner had already attempted to treat the area. The result was uneven coloring and a slightly stiff texture where product had been over applied.

This carpet stain removal project was completed for a homeowner in Everett, Washington who was frustrated that certain spots kept coming back darker than the surrounding carpet. The areas had been treated multiple times with store bought and under the counter carpet cleaners, but instead of improving, they began to stand out even more.

This carpet cleaning and pet stain removal project was completed for a new customer in Everett, Washington after their puppy became sick while on medication. Unfortunately, the accident left behind a noticeable vomit stain that included artificial food dye from the medication, which quickly set into the carpet fibers.

This new customer in Marysville called because they were embarrassed by their staircase. Not because it looked terrible at first glance, but because it smelled. Their dog loved laying at the base of the carpeted stairs, and over time that spot absorbed everything. Body oils. Pet odor. That heavy, stale smell that does not go away no matter how much you vacuum. They had tried air fresheners and spot cleaners, but nothing really fixed the problem. It just covered it up for a l

A homeowner in Marysville reached out after their young puppy had gotten sick several times across the living room carpet. Anyone with pets knows how stressful that situation can be. Even after spot cleaning on their own, the stains kept reappearing and the odor lingered.