SIMPLY THE BEST!!! Our unique rotary jet extraction process can be applied with complete safety. Removing residues from previous cleanings, it leaves your carpet clean from "top to bottom!" Gritty soil cuts fibers, reducing carpet life while creating unsightly traffic lanes. Rotary jet extraction extends carpet life and enhances appearance. This system is recommended by all major carpet manufacturers.

Cleaning upholstery is a highly technical skill due to a wide variety of fabric materials and constructions. No single process can safely and effectively be used on all fabrics. ServiClean One has over twenty different systems for cleaning fabrics depending on type of fabric and construction, along with types of soiling. We guarantee no damage to fabrics from our cleaning systems and you will always be notified of any anticipated problems.

Did you know…? There are more undesirable substances in the pipes and ducts through which air is circulated to heat or cool your home or office than in all other areas combined? Specialists agree that many diseases can be avoided if as much dust as possible is eliminated from the air you breathe. Your heating and air conditioning system provides an ideal environment for the growth of mold, yeast and bacteria. Lint, dust mite waste, pet hair and dander accumulate in your ductwork day after day….year after year!

You think it will never happen, but . . . .
ServiClean One is considered to be a specialist in disaster restoration. A disaster in your home is something you may never have had to consider. It can destroy everything that means so much to you. If a disaster should strike, you need professionals to restore those valuable items. All disasters are different and each brings its own challenges. ServiClean One makes a point of knowing how to handle each individual situation.

Ceramic tile is designed to be easily maintained routinely. However after a while, dry and wet mopping and even scrubbing on your hands and knees no longer restores the original appearance and cleanliness. This is because the grout is porous in nature and absorbs dirt and spills. Many ceramic tiles also have "little nooks and crannies" that hold embedded soil.