Greater San Antonio, TX - Carpet Cleaning
Want to freshen up your home, but don’t want to wait all day for the floors to dry? Then go with Oxi Fresh’s fast drying Greater San Antonio carpet cleanings! With our revolutionary system, you can have clean carpets with a fast, one-hour dry time.
We’re not like those old-fashioned cleaners who depend on saturating your floors and using overly harsh chemicals. Instead, Oxi Fresh utilizes the latest in cleaning technology, a combination of green solutions and a pile-lifting machine. With this system, we can rapidly break down, capture, and then extract years of dirt and debris from carpets, leaving them looking fresh.
Thanks to the cleaning power of our system, Oxi Fresh doesn’t need the 40-60 gallons of water used by steam cleaners. We can get world-class results with just two gallons, which cuts down the typical 12-24 hour dry time to just one hour. With our combination of great results and fast dry time, it’s easy to see why so many have picked Oxi Fresh over any other.
Yet convenience and cleaning power aren’t the only reasons customers choose Oxi Fresh. Many invite us into their homes because they love the green nature of our Greater San Antonio carpet cleanings. Our carpet cleaning products are amazingly effective but also safe for humans, pets, and the planet.
Additionally, unlike other cleaners, our equipment uses normal power outlets in your home. That means Oxi Fresh cuts out all the air pollution that comes with using traditional, truck mounted equipment. Add to that the 38-58 gallons of water we can save per home, and it’s clear why we’re the World’s Greenest Carpet Cleaner®.
So go green with Oxi Fresh and get your carpets looking great! And once we’ve treated your floors, why not have us clean your upholstery too? We can save that sad-looking sofa and make it feel soft again.
To book your carpet cleaning, call our friendly Scheduling Center or use the quick and easy Online Scheduler. We can’t wait to leave your carpets and upholstery revitalized and refreshed.
