Raleigh NC Carpet Cleaning Company Oriental Rug Cleaning Service Launched

Jan 3, 2019

Raleigh, NC carpet cleaning company BB Carpet Cleaning has launched its cleaning service for oriental rugs, Persian carpets, and Afghan rugs. The company's team of cleaning professionals is certified and qualified in the cleaning and treatment of antique and modern handwoven or machine-manufactured oriental rugs.

Raleigh, United States - January 3, 2019 /NewsNetwork/ —

Raleigh, NC carpet cleaning company BB Carpet Cleaning announced the launch of its oriental carpet cleaning service. The service is performed by a qualified and certified carpet cleaner specializing in heritage and modern oriental rugs and fabrics.

More information about BB Carpet Cleaning is available at https://raleighcarpetcleaningpros.com

According to seminal rug cleaning resource tome A Comprehensive Guide to Oriental & Specialty Rug Cleaning, oriental rugs and carpets are prone to damage by moisture, mold, fungal spores, and cigarette smoke. Cleaning oriental rugs requires specialized inspection and cleaning techniques for handmade or machine-manufactured rugs and carpets from the near and far East.

BB Carpet Cleaning offers home and office customers environmentally responsible cleaning services for Persian rugs, Afghans, and other oriental carpets. The company is bonded and insured for carpet cleaning operations across the Greater Raleigh region and is capable of performing cleaning operations on antique rugs.

The Greater Raleigh carpet cleaning company also offers truck-mounted mobile steam cleaning for carpets and upholstery in cities or towns of Durham, Chapel Hill, Apex, Cary, Fuquay-Varina, Garner, Holly Springs, Knightdale, Morrisville, Zebulon, Wendell, and Rolesville. Specialty services include stain removal, allergen cleansing, and scheduled carpet maintenance.

According to a spokesperson for the Raleigh carpet cleaning pros firm, “Unlike standard carpets, oriental rugs require specialized care and treatment to prevent the loss of color and texture while ensuring that the cleaning process does not compromise fabric integrity. We are happy to offer cleaning services for these precious rugs to residential and business customers across our service area.”

BB Carpet Cleaning is a full-service carpet & upholstery cleaning firm in Greater Raleigh with more than twenty years’ experience in the cleaning industry. The family-owned Raleigh upholstery company is owned by residential & office carpet cleaning and housekeeping industry veteran Raquel Barton and operations manager Brian Barton. More information is available over the phone at 919-948-3100 and at the URL above.

Contact Info:
Name: Brian Barton
Email: Send Email
Organization: BB Carpet Cleaning
Address: 6400 Fox Rd, Raleigh, NC 27616, United States
Phone: +1-919-948-3100
Website: https://raleighcarpetcleaningpros.com

Source: NewsNetwork

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