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Carpet cleaning

Carpets that come back clean, not just damp.

Hot water extraction for houses, flats and stairs across Toronto and the GTA. Dirt out of the pile, not pushed further into it.

Free quote. The price is confirmed before we start.

A cleaner in an orange shirt and blue gloves extracting a patterned rug in an open plan lounge

What hot water extraction actually does

A rented machine wets the top of the pile and pulls some of it back. A truck or a professional portable does something different: it puts heated solution into the carpet under pressure and removes it again with enough suction to bring the soil with it. The difference shows up in the recovery tank, and it shows up three weeks later when the traffic lanes have not greyed over again.

Most carpets in Toronto homes are not dirty so much as loaded. Grit from the street works down to the backing, where vacuuming does not reach it, and acts like sandpaper every time somebody walks across the room. Getting it out is why a cleaned carpet lasts longer, not just why it looks better.

Houses, flats and stairs

The work is usually rooms and stairs, scheduled in the day while the place is empty. We work across Toronto, North York and Vaughan, and each of those has its own page, because a downtown condo with no driveway and a Vaughan house with a garage side door are not the same job to set up.

Stairs are priced separately and are slower than they look. A flight has more edge work, more vertical passes and more drying time per square foot than any room in the house.

Offices, retail units and condo common areas work differently: they are priced per square foot and scheduled after you close. That is all on commercial carpet cleaning.

How it is priced, and the honest limits

Small to medium rooms are priced per room, with a minimum service fee because the van, the water and the setup cost the same whether we clean one room or three. A whole house comes down to size, fibre and condition. We confirm the price before work starts, and 647-697-7435 is the number for a quote.

Three things we will tell you rather than quietly charge for:

  • Paint, bleach and dye damage are not soil. No cleaning method removes them.
  • A carpet with delaminated backing can come apart under extraction. We will say so first.
  • Pet urine that has reached the underlay is a sub-surface job, not a surface one, and it is priced differently.

The solutions we use are eco-friendly and safe around children and pets once the carpet is dry. If anyone in the house has a sensitivity, say so when you book and we will tell you exactly what is going down.

How it goes

The order of work.

01

Walk the rooms

We look at the fibre, the backing and the stains, and tell you what will lift and what will not before a machine comes off the van.

02

Dry soil removal

A proper vacuum pass first. Skipping it turns loose grit into mud the moment water touches the pile.

03

Pre-treat and dwell

Solution on the traffic lanes and the spots, then left to work. Most of the cleaning happens while nothing appears to be happening.

04

Extract and dry

Slow overlapping passes with heat and suction, then dry strokes over the same ground so you are not left with a wet carpet.

A man kneeling to run a hand held extraction tool across a cream shag rug
The recovery tank is the honest part of the job. What comes out of the pile is what was in it.
Steam rising from an extraction wand head on grey office carpet tiles beside a blue acoustic screen
Heat loosens what the brushes alone would leave behind.
Two close ups of grey fleece pile side by side, brown stain on the left half only
The same pile before and after, set side by side. No filter, no trick lighting.

Google reviews

The jobs, in their words.

5.0 on Google 11 reviews

  • We are thrilled with the outstanding carpet cleaning service! The difference is remarkable, and we greatly appreciate your expertise.
    Roman F.Carpet cleaning, Google review
  • We had our basement renovated and the dust was absolutely everywhere, i didnt think we would ever get rid of it. My husband hired the AllCleaner team to come in, and I was really impressed with them. They arrived on time, got straight to work and got everything cleaned and spotless. I should have had them come in as soon as construction was over. Most importantly - they were really quiet. I have a baby that sleeps through the day, and their work didn't interfere with her sleep schedule at all. I highly recommend them!
    Olya Y.Post-renovation cleaning, Google review
  • I've tried a few cleaning companies before, but these guys are on another level. After my condo renovation, there was dust in every corner. AllCleaner made it spotless in just a few hours.
    Erez K.Post-renovation cleaning, Google review
  • Our contractor recommended AllCleaner after finishing our home renovation, and now I see why. They worked so carefully and even cleaned the windows and trim. Super happy with the results.
    Boris P.Post-renovation cleaning, Google review
  • We hired AllCleaner after our condo renovation and they were amazing. They cleaned every corner - even the vents and inside the cabinets. The air felt fresher right away. Totally worth it!
    ElanPost-renovation cleaning, Google review
  • I called AllCleaner after my townhouse renovation, dust everywhere! They showed up on time, worked quietly, and left the place shining. Definitely 5 stars.
    Mark G.Post-renovation cleaning, Google review

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5.0 on Google 11 reviews

  • The price comes first. You hear the figure before any work starts.
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How long does a carpet take to dry?

Four to six hours in a normally ventilated room, sometimes longer in a basement or in humid weather. We finish with dry passes to pull most of the moisture out, and we can leave air movers running if the room needs it.

Will the stains come back?

Some do, and it is worth knowing why. Wicking happens when a spill soaked through to the backing and rises again as the carpet dries. If that happens, call us and we will come back and treat it properly rather than telling you it is permanent.

Can you clean wool and natural fibres?

Yes, with a lower temperature and a pH-appropriate solution. Tell us what the carpet is when you book, or let us look at it on arrival. Wool treated like synthetic is how carpets get ruined.

Do you move the furniture?

We move what two people can safely lift and slide, and we put it back once the pile is dry. Pianos, full bookcases and anything on a delicate floor we work around instead.

Tell us what happened. We will tell you what it takes.