East Coast Cleaning Services

Upholstery Cleaning

It is important to have your upholstery professionally cleaned on a regular basis to maintain its appearance, extend its lifespan, and improve indoor air quality. The cleaning process will vary depending on the type of fabric and the level of soiling, so it is recommended to consult with a professional upholstery cleaning service to determine the best cleaning method for your specific upholstery.

1. Pre-inspection: The upholstery cleaning technician will inspect the upholstery to determine the type of fabric, any areas of concern, and the level of soiling.
2. Pre-treatment: The technician will pre-treat any heavily soiled areas or stains with a specialized cleaning solution to help break down dirt and stains.
3. Cleaning: The technician will use a suitable cleaning method based on the type of fabric and level of soiling. Common methods include steam cleaning, dry cleaning, or foam cleaning.
4. Spot treatment: Any remaining spots or stains will be treated with a spot remover to ensure they are fully removed during the cleaning process.
5. Deodorization: After the upholstery is cleaned, a deodorizer may be applied to eliminate any odors and leave the upholstery smelling fresh.
6. Grooming: The technician will groom the upholstery fabric to ensure it is evenly distributed and looks its best.
7. Drying: Depending on the cleaning method used, the upholstery may take several hours to dry completely. Fans or air movers may be used to speed up the drying process.
8. Post-inspection: Once the upholstery is dry, the technician will perform a final inspection to ensure that the cleaning process was successful and that the upholstery meets the customer's satisfaction.

Mattress Cleaning

It is recommended to have your mattress professionally cleaned at least once a year to maintain a healthy sleeping environment and prolong the life of your mattress. Regular cleaning can also help alleviate allergies and respiratory issues caused by dust mites and other allergens that may accumulate in the mattress.

1. Vacuuming: The first step in mattress cleaning is to thoroughly vacuum the mattress to remove any loose dirt, dust, and debris. A vacuum cleaner with a upholstery attachment is typically used for this step.
2. Spot treatment: Any visible stains on the mattress are treated with a pre-treatment solution to help break down the stains before the cleaning process.
3. Steam cleaning: Steam cleaning is a common method used to clean mattresses. A specialized mattress cleaning machine is used to apply hot steam to the mattress, which helps to kill dust mites, bacteria, and other allergens, while also lifting dirt and stains from the surface.
4. Deodorizing: After steam cleaning, a deodorizer may be applied to the mattress to eliminate any odors and leave it smelling fresh.
5. Drying: The mattress is left to dry completely. It is important to ensure that the mattress is thoroughly dried to prevent mold and mildew growth.
6. Mattress protector: Once the mattress is clean and dry, it is recommended to use a mattress protector to help prevent future stains and keep the mattress clean for longer.

Floor Care

The key to maintaining floors is regular cleaning, proper maintenance, and preventive measures to protect the flooring surface from damage and wear. It is important to follow manufacturer guidelines for cleaning and maintenance to ensure the longevity and appearance of your floors.

1. Hardwood floors:
• Regular sweeping or vacuuming to remove dirt and debris.
• Damp mopping with a hardwood floor cleaner or a mixture of water and vinegar.
• Periodic deep cleaning with a wood floor cleaner and polish to remove dirt buildup and restore shine.
• Use furniture pads or rugs to protect hardwood floors from scratches and wear.
2. Laminate floors:
• Regular sweeping or vacuuming to remove dirt and debris.
• Damp mopping with a laminate floor cleaner or a mixture of water and vinegar.
• Avoid using excessive water or harsh chemicals that can damage the laminate surface.
• Use furniture pads or rugs to protect laminate floors from scratches and wear.
3. Tile floors:
• Regular sweeping or vacuuming to remove dirt and debris.
• Mopping with a tile floor cleaner or a mixture of water and mild detergent.
• Grout cleaning using a grout brush and grout cleaner to remove stains and discoloration.
• Sealing grout lines periodically to prevent moisture penetration and staining.
4. Vinyl floors:
• Regular sweeping or vacuuming to remove dirt and debris.
• Mopping with a vinyl floor cleaner or a mixture of water and vinegar.
• Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scrub brushes that can damage the vinyl surface.
• Use furniture pads or rugs to protect vinyl floors from scratches and wear.
5. Carpet floors:
• Regular vacuuming to remove dirt and debris.
• Spot cleaning with a carpet stain remover for spills and stains.
• Professional carpet cleaning using steam cleaning or dry cleaning methods to deep clean and sanitize the carpet.
• Use doormats and area rugs to protect high-traffic areas and minimize dirt and wear on the carpet.

Tile & Grout

Regular professional tile and grout cleaning is recommended to keep your tiled surfaces looking their best and to prevent the buildup of dirt, grime, and mold in the grout lines. In between professional cleanings, it is important to regularly sweep or vacuum and mop your tile floors to maintain their cleanliness.

Tile and grout cleaning is an important process to maintain the appearance and cleanliness of your tiled surfaces. Here is an overview of the tile and grout cleaning process:

1. Pre-inspection: The cleaning technician will inspect the tile and grout to assess the level of soiling, any areas of concern, and determine the appropriate cleaning method.
2. Pre-treatment: The technician will pre-treat the tile and grout with a specialized cleaning solution to help break down dirt, grime, and stains.
3. Agitation: The technician may use a brush or scrubbing tool to agitate the cleaning solution into the grout lines to loosen embedded dirt and stains.
4. Hot water extraction or steam cleaning: The most common method for cleaning tile and grout is hot water extraction or steam cleaning. A high-pressure cleaning machine is used to apply hot water and cleaning solution to the tile and grout and then immediately extract the dirty water with a powerful vacuum.
5. Grout sealing (optional): After cleaning, the technician may apply a grout sealer to protect the grout from future stains and discoloration.
6. Drying: The tile and grout should be allowed to dry completely before walking on or using the surface. Fans or air movers may be used to speed up the drying process.
7. Post-inspection: The technician will perform a final inspection to ensure that the tile and grout are clean and that the cleaning process was successful.

Janitorial Services

are a type of commercial cleaning that handles various tasks in professional corporate settings. This includes financial institutions, medical facilities, factory offices, and the like. Your service providers are referred to as janitors, cleaners, or custodians