Why Choose Steam Cleaning?

Steam cleaning is an incredibly effective way of removing dirt from soft materials and hard surfaces and suitable for a wide range of cleaning purposes.

Steam cleaning machines work by converting water stored inside the system into steam. Steam is used on its own, or mixed with safe chemicals, and released through the systems valve. This has the ability to loosen dirt, disinfect surfaces, remove stains and eliminate foreign contaminants.

Steam cleaning can be used on a wide range of surfaces such as:

• Patios
• Driveways
• Carpets
• Upholstery
• Curtains
• Mattresses
• Windows
• Hard Floors

Steam Cleaning for Hard Surfaces

Steam cleaning is one of the most effective ways of cleaning any hard surface. We use steam cleaning tools to eradicate dirt and grime from hard-to-reach grooves between tiles, brick and stone and other hard surfaces.

Steam is also useful for patio and driveway cleaning by clearing large surfaces of moss, algae and other organic matter bringing them to near original condition. Even chewing gum, stubborn stains and graffiti can be removed through steam cleaning or with high-pressure jet washing.

Steam Cleaning for Carpets and Upholstery

Steam cleaning is one of the fastest and most environmentally-friendly ways of cleaning the home. Using steam means much less water is needed than traditional carpet cleaning methods and this minimises the need for widespread chemical use.

It helps to dislodge tough stains and dirt that have become embedded in the fibres of carpets, upholstery and other soft furnishings. The high temperature also kills bacteria and dust mites ideal for our anyone with pets and those suffering with allergies or asthma.

Eco-Friendly Steam Cleaning Services

We only use environmentally-friendly detergents in our steam cleaning machines. Non-toxic, perfume-free and hypo-allergenic solutions are available.

Our experienced personnel know exactly which chemicals can be used on certain fabrics. When using chemicals with steam cleaning, we always carry out spot tests. This ensures the surface is suitable for the mix we are using and there will be no problems with marking or bleaching, particularly on more sensitive fabrics.