Spot Treatment
Pet Odors & Stains
We offer the industry’s leading chemical lines to remove pet odors and stains. Depending on what type of carpet, how old the stain is, and if you have tried to remove it first, will determine the success of the removal process.
Carpet Dyeing
Spot dyeing for bleach dribbles. Let us fix that yellow spot outside of your laundry room. Our certified color restoration professional can site mix a dye solution to re-color the bleach stains.
Kool-aid Removal
Did your other cleaner leave you so mad you were seeing red? Well, we can fix the red spot that is left behind. Our IICRC Color Repair technicians have had extensive training in the dye spot removal field. Our personnel have a clear understanding as to how the fiber is produced and dyed from the manufacturer. By determining what type of fiber they are working with, they have better success at removing and coloring those spots. They may also ask you if the carpet has been treated with a fluorochemical protectant like Scotchgard or Teflon to determine what type of dye and the method that was used in the coloring of the fiber. All this information helps us to determine the best method for the dyeing of a bleach spot or the removal of a dye ( think red drink).
Red Kool-aid, furniture stains and magic marker pens need to have the color stripped from the carpet surface. We have the solution to remove these color dye transfers from most carpet. Rust stains and ink stains are also easily removed with the right chemical application. What happens when you dribble bleach on the carpeting? The oxidizing action removes the color from the rug. If any stain has damaged the fiber so much that the color is removed from the carpeting, we will dye the areas to match the surrounding carpeting. Our certified color restoration professionals can mix a dye solution to re-color the bleach stains on site. So let Thomas’ fix the yellow dribble marks outside your laundry room and the pink stain in the children’s playroom.
