Centurion · Cleaning problem
Rug Cleaning for Highveld red dust in Centurion
In the dry winter months and windy spring, fine red dust blows in through gaps and settles into carpets, curtains and window tracks across Pretoria. It is gritty and wears fibres if left.
Security estates, cluster homes and apartments, with major office parks and commercial developments.
What we cover
- Dry soil removal before wet cleaning
- Window tracks and sills
- Curtain and blind dusting
- Skirting boards and light fittings
- Carpet extraction
How the rug cleaning works
- Rug inspected, tested and photographed
- Dry soil beaten and vacuumed out
- Cleaned with the method the fibre allows
- Dried flat and groomed
Before we arrive in Centurion
- Vacuum high-traffic carpets more often in late winter
- Keep entrance mats at every outside door
- Book a deep clean after the windy season
Not included: Rug repairs and re-fringing; Guaranteed correction of existing dye bleed; Antique restoration.
Questions
- Why does my carpet turn reddish near doors?
- That is usually fine iron-rich dust tracked in from outside. A dry vacuum first and then hot-water extraction removes most of it.
- Do you cover all of Centurion for this?
- Yes. Centurion is part of our regular area, reached via John Vorster Drive and Jean Avenue. Share your street when you request a quote.
- How is rug cleaning priced?
- Quoted per square metre with a minimum charge per rug. You get a written quote before any work starts.
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Rug Cleaning for Highveld red dust in Centurion
Tell us what needs cleaning and we will come back with a written quote — no call-out fee for a quote.