Quick Serve Carpet Care uses the hot water extraction method called Steam Cleaning. This cleaning method is proven safe and effective for carpets and upholstery. Our truck mounted cleaning system is recommended by all major carpet manufacturers. Our steam cleaning process includes vacuuming followed by preconditioning. Additional attention is given to any spots and industry approved spot removers are applied where necessary. Heated water combined with specially designed detergents are then applied to the carpet or upholstery. Excess solution is collected in our recovery tanks.
We at Quick Serve are proud of the complete, quality carpet cleaning service we provide. With our service there are no hidden fees, the price you are quoted is the price you pay.
We do offer additional specialty services to meet all our customer’s needs:
Deodorizing Treatment – This process helps remove undesirable odors like smoke or musty smells.
Scotch Guard - This treatment lessens the likelihood of permanent staining.
Please feel free to contact our offices for a price quote on any of the services we offer.
As Always, Quick Serve Carpet Care offers a 100% guarantee on satisfactory workmanship for all our services.
Have question? Want to setup an appointment? Give us a call-
San Diego: 858-541-0400
Corona: 951-737-5558
After Hours: 619-692-5992
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San Diego: 858-541-0400 :: Corona: 951-737-5558 :: info@quickservecarpet.com
P.O. Box 22665, San Diego, CA 92192-2665
Quick Serve Carpet Care uses the hot water extraction method called Steam Cleaning. This cleaning method is proven safe and effective for carpets and upholstery. Our truck mounted cleaning system is recommended by all major carpet manufacturers. Our steam cleaning process includes vacuuming followed by preconditioning. Additional attention is given to any spots and industry approved spot removers are applied where necessary. Heated water combined with specially designed detergents are then applied to the carpet or upholstery. Excess solution is collected in our recovery tanks.
