Carpet & upholstery cleaning
Trained on the fibres, not just the machine.
Carpets, rugs, soft floor coverings and upholstery across Devon and Somerset.
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- Prochem trained · July 2026
- Commercial extraction equipment
The qualification
Prochem trained and tested.
David holds a Certificate of Training & Instruction from Prochem Europe’s National Training Academy for the Cleaning Industry, covering the professional cleaning and maintenance of woven and tufted carpets, rugs and soft floor coverings.
The course is assessed by practical test on fibre identification, the chemical pH scale, and dye stability, which is the difference between a carpet that comes up clean and a carpet that comes up clean and then shrinks, browns or bleeds.
Prochem Europe, National Training Academy for the Cleaning Industry
Certificate 2026/123 · July 2026 · Prochem Europe Ltd, Chessington
What we clean
Soft surfaces, properly extracted.
Domestic and commercial alike: the method changes with the fibre, not with who is paying.
Carpets & soft floors
Hot water extraction with commercial machines, lifting soiling out rather than pushing it down.
Rugs
Wool, silk-blend and synthetic rugs treated according to fibre, with dye stability checked first.
Upholstery
Sofas, chairs, mattresses and curtains cleaned in place with steam and extraction.
Odour & stain work
Pet accidents, spills and set-in stains treated at the backing, not just the pile surface.
The kit
Commercial machines, not hired ones.
We run professional extraction equipment and Prochem’s own chemical range. It pulls more water back out than a hire machine does, which means shorter drying times and far less risk of the damp-carpet smell that follows a cheap clean around for a week.
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Before and after
Rediscover Church, Exeter.
A commercial carpet clean in the church’s main hall.
Before
After
What to expect
Every carpet job includes the same checks.
Every carpet job includes
- Fibre identification and a dye stability test before any chemical goes down
- Pre-vacuum and pre-treatment of traffic lanes and spots
- Hot water extraction with commercial equipment
- Pile grooming so it dries evenly and looks right
- Realistic drying times told to you before we start
Good to know
- Move what you can; we'll move what you can't within reason
- Most carpets are walkable in a few hours and fully dry within 24
- Some stains are dye damage rather than soiling, and we'll tell you which is which
- Landlords and letting agents: we can invoice per property or per block
Where we do this
Carpets in churches and community buildings.
The same Prochem-trained extraction, scheduled around opening hours where the premises need it.
Questions
Carpet cleaning questions.
If what you need isn’t here, ask. We’d rather give you a straight answer than have you guess.
Ask us a questionHow long will the carpet take to dry?
Usually a few hours before it's walkable and under 24 hours to fully dry, depending on the fibre, how soiled it was, and how well the room ventilates. Our machines recover more water than hire units, which is most of the difference.
Will it damage a wool or antique rug?
Not if it's identified properly first. Fibre identification and dye stability testing are part of the Prochem training and part of every job. That test is what stops a wool rug shrinking or a dye bleeding.
Can you get pet stains and smells out?
Usually, yes. Pet accidents soak through into the backing and underlay, so surface cleaning alone won't shift the smell. We treat the full depth of the affected area.
Do you clean upholstery and mattresses too?
Yes. Sofas, armchairs, dining chairs, mattresses and curtains, cleaned in place with steam and extraction.
Do you cover commercial premises?
Yes. Offices, waiting rooms, function rooms and communal areas across Devon and Somerset, scheduled around your opening hours where needed.