Instead of giving you a generic “7-step process,” here’s what actually happens when we come to your home.

We look at your carpet like a problem to solve

We walk the rooms with you and ask:

• Where do you see the worst wear?

• Are there pet accidents that keep returning?

• Any rooms that smell off, even when they look clean?

We’re not there to rush through the job.
We’re there to figure out why the carpet looks and feels the way it does—and fix that.

We pull out as much dry soil as possible

We vacuum thoroughly. That might sound basic, but most rushed cleaners don’t take it seriously.
The more loose dust, sand, hair, and debris we remove first, the more effective the deep cleaning is.

We treat the real problem areas

We don’t just “spray everything.”
Traffic lanes, pet spots, and old spill zones get targeted solutions that break down:

• oils

• proteins

• sugary residues

Different problems need different chemistry.

Then we do the deep work – steam extraction

This is where your carpets start acting new again:

• Hot water and cleaner are worked into the fibers

• Soil, oils, and residues are loosened

• A powerful extractor pulls that dirty solution back out

The goal isn’t just to make the carpet wet.
The goal is to get the contamination out of your home.

We finish so it looks right and dries right

We groom the carpet so fibers stand up and dry more evenly. With normal airflow, most Dartmouth carpets are ready to use again in about 3–6 hours.

If anything needs another pass, we’d rather address it before we pack up.