The Denver Carpet Cleaners

As the primary person tasked with cleaning the carpet in the house, there would be minimum fuss if only you knew the cause of that perplexing eyesore on your carpet. Years of research and experience have armed you with knowledge of the many different ways of dealing with a variety of carpet cleaning issues. But, when there is an unidentified stain in your carpet, what do you do?

Phil Dreessen founded A Personal Touch Carpet Cleaners 30+ years ago, one of the original carpet cleaning services in the Denver metro area. He's cleaned the carpets, upholstery, tile and ducts of thousands of homes and businesses since then-building a solid business on the referrals of satisfied customers throughout the Front Range of Colorado. Phil Dreessen, founder and owner of A Personal Touch Carpet Cleaners, assures customers that every one of the company's servicemen has been personally trained by him, one-on-one, to deliver the finest in carpet cleaning available on Colorado's Front Range.

We pride ourselves on this philosophy: "You won't see us cutting any corners-we'll be cleaning them!" Carpet cleaning is a big business, which explains all the listings in the Yellow Pages, ads and inserts in the newspaper, website pop-ups and those annoying fliers left daily on house doors everywhere. However, like many services pitching homeowners, being in the carpet cleaning business can be a far cry from being a professional carpet cleaner. And finding a professional carpet cleaning company does matter: not only can shoddy carpet cleaning work leave the carpets wet and subject to mildew and other distress, certain kinds of services left in the hands of fly-by-night carpet cleaners can invalidate a carpet's warranty and jeopardize one of the most significant investments any homeowner can make.

Phil Dreessen, founder and owner of A Personal Touch Carpet Cleaners, assures customers that every one of the company's servicemen has been personally trained by him, one-on-one, to deliver the finest in carpet cleaning available on Colorado's Front Range. All team members are IICRC trained. The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) is the industry guardian for the cleaning, inspection and restoration service industries. To qualify for IICRC-Certified Firm status businesses must demonstrate proof of insurance, maintain a written customer complaint policy with documented follow-up and provide ongoing education and training leading to certification for all technicians.

According to the National Carpet Cleaners Association (NCCA), the key is to act immediately upon discovery. Is the stain still wet or moist? If so, good. This will give you the chance to blot any excess liquid, or scrap up any solids. Use absorbent towels, cloths or sponges. Next, you will need a cleaning solution. Apply it to the stain, rinse off with clean, lukewarm water. Get more towels or a clean cloth to blot the area dry. If the stain is still visible, treat it either with detergent or a detergent/vinegar solution.