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Have you used Stanley Steemer for carpets?

Asked by JLeslie (65743points) April 5th, 2022 from iPhone

Was it a good experience? Should I use them or a more local business?

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chyna's avatar

I’ve used them a few times and they did a good job. But the guy that cleaned my carpet is my niece’s husband, so I can’t say if he normally does a good job or if he wanted to do a good job for a relative.
The last time I had him clean, he removed a significant amount of blood (due to dog) and it looked great.

Blackwater_Park's avatar

I have, inexpensive and good work. I would not hesitate. Locally they’re in the “school coupon” book for a considerable discount so we get the carpet and rugs done every year.

SnipSnip's avatar

Once, years ago. I was not pleased. I found a young man who works out of his “carpet cleaning” truck who did a jam up job for me the last time I needed this service. I say look for someone who isn’t part of a big corporation. Same principle as not eating at chain restaurants.

Forever_Free's avatar

Nope. I do not like carpeting for this very reason. I like the looks of hardwood floors and the ease of cleaning them. It is also a better option when having dogs. I have taken carpets out and put hardwood in because of this.

elbanditoroso's avatar

Franchised operation. So there is incentive for the owner to do a good job and keep his franchise and reputation positive.

I had them come about 2 years ago. Nothing special. Work was done, no problems. But nothing that would make me jump for joy, either.

Dutchess_III's avatar

No. We do our own with the Rug Doctor you rent at the grocery store.
We finally bought our own. It was a life saver when my old Dakota dog started losing control of her bowels. Poor girl.

Jons_Blond's avatar

My husband worked for them many years ago. They are mediocre. You should hear his stories.

Always go local.

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