Deep Steam Extraction
True hot water extraction heats water hot enough to break down oils and ground-in soil, then pulls nearly all of it back out — the difference between a carpet that's clean for weeks and one that's dingy again in days.
What's Included
How It Works
We check carpet fiber, existing stains, and soil level before starting.
A pre-treatment breaks down oils and ground-in dirt before extraction.
Carpet is agitated to work the pre-spray deep into the fibers.
Heated water and strong suction lift dirt, allergens, and residue out of the carpet.
Carpet is groomed for even appearance and set up to dry as fast as possible.
The NYC Difference
NYC carpet deals with airborne soot and particulates from subway grates and street traffic that a suburban home simply doesn't see. Combined with less ventilation in a lot of older apartment buildings, that soil and allergen load builds up in carpet fiber faster than most people expect.
Rental extractors sold at the grocery store use lukewarm water and weak suction, so the cleaning solution and the dirt it lifted both stay behind in the pad — which is why rental-cleaned carpet looks dingy again within weeks. Our equipment heats water hot enough to actually break down soil and extracts nearly all of it back out.
What affects your price: Price depends on square footage, current soil level, and whether truck-mounted or portable equipment is the better fit for your building's access.
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Because hot water extraction works on soil embedded deep in the carpet, not just what's visible on the surface, the need for it often builds up quietly before it becomes obvious.
NYC Reviews
“They worked around our co-op board's freight elevator hours without a hitch and left our living room carpet looking brand new.”
“Finally found a company that knows how to handle a wool area rug the right way. Dry in a few hours too.”
“Pet stain removal actually worked — no more smell, even in our small studio. Booked them again for the sofa.”
Questions?
Yes, 'steam cleaning' is the common name for hot water extraction, which uses heated water and suction rather than actual steam vapor.
Yes, with adjusted water temperature and gentler solutions. We test fiber type before starting any job.
Every 12 months for most households, or every 6 months with pets, kids, or allergy sensitivities.
Yes, hot water extraction addresses odor-causing residue in the carpet backing, not just what's visible on the surface.
We run both truck-mounted and portable hot water extraction depending on your building's access, and work across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens.
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A lot of "carpet steam cleaning near me" results in NYC are actually just a rental machine with a new label on it. We run true hot water extraction, choosing truck-mounted or portable equipment based on what your building's parking and access actually allow.
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