Deep cleaning caravan carpets in Leicester.

At ServiceMaster Clean, we pride ourselves on exceptional service and great results, whether we’re cleaning your carpets, upholstery or furnishings.

With over 60 years of expertise behind us, we have the tools and know-how to go above and beyond to help the people we serve.

This case study from ServiceMaster Clean Leicester showcases our deep cleaning caravan carpets for a customer’s touring caravan so he was ready to hit the road refreshed.


What was needed

This customer had a touring caravan with three removable carpets, which he wanted to be cleaned and refreshed before use.

It’s not a bad move, considering the average unclean carpet can host as many as 200,000 bacteria in just a square inch!

Here’s how they looked before one of our technicians got to work:


What we did to help

After quoting and confirming with the customer, our technician went out to the customer on the agreed date and time and first inspected the carpet.

  1. Inspection: This involves assessing the carpet construction and fibres (i.e. wool/polypropene, tufted, woven, etc.) so we know which of our products and equipment will work bes Then, we look carefully at the carpet for any stains, or missing pile and damage to advise the customer and work out the best course of action.
  2. Vacuum: We then vacuumed the carpet to remove loose debris.
  3. Clean: We used our specialist equipment and products and concentrated on removing the stains.
  4. Re-inspection: When the cleaning was done, we re-assessed the carpet to ensure all stains had been removed and the carpet was thoroughly clean.

And this was the result, a deep-cleaned carpet and a happy customer:

 

Who left this glowing five-star review!

“The gentleman that came to our property today to clean our caravan carpets was brilliant, very polite, professional and did an absolutely brilliant job. I’m going to book in for our lounge carpets and sofas to be cleaned now.”


Need a professional carpet cleaner?

If you want to refresh your caravan or mobile home carpets ready for the summer, book a no-obligation quotation by calling the ServiceMaster Clean Leicester team on 0800 021 3112 or email branches@servicemaster.co.uk.

Or nationwide, find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business or book online to see how we can help you today.

The causes and solutions for dents in your carpet.

Have you noticed a dent in your carpet?

In this blog post, Jennie Holmes from ServiceMaster Clean Leicester provides expert advice on what causes dents in carpets and how to deal with them.


What are the most common causes of dents in carpeting?

One of the biggest causes of denting in carpeting is furniture being left in one place for too long.

This is because the weight of the furniture compresses the pile on the carpet, causing dents to appear.


DIY repairs for carpet dents

You could move the furniture and vacuum several times – or gently lift the pile with your fingers.

You could also put an ice cube on the dent and let it soak in and then move the pile with a spoon or your fingers to move the pile around.

Or spray the dented area with water and use a hair dryer on a low setting about 6 inches from the carpet, then blow dry the area until fully dry.

As a top tip – run your fingers through the pile whilst you dry it to help the pile back up.


How to prevent dents in the carpet

To prevent dents in your carpet, you can buy carpet pads or gliders to place under the feet of heavy furniture they absorb and balance out the weight of your furniture.

Move your furniture around your room regularly – this could still leave dents, but because the furniture hasn’t been there a long time, the carpet pile should spring back.

Rugs are great for helping to prevent dents in your carpets – especially under dining room tables or coffee tables.


How to know when it’s time for professional repair or replacement

You may need to consider replacing your carpet or hiring a professional to deal with the dents if you have tried the methods above and this hasn’t worked, or if they are worried about trying the methods above.

If under any doubt, ask a professional!


Need a professional carpet cleaning and repair?

To book a no-obligation quotation, call the ServiceMaster Clean Leicester team on 0800 021 3112 or email branches@servicemaster.co.uk.

Or nationwide, find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business or book online to see how we can help you today.

This case study from ServiceMaster Clean in Leicester shows our expert stain removal on carpets in action.

At ServiceMaster Clean, we’re experts in stain removal, with all the tricks and tools of the trade to banish most stains from your precious carpets and upholstery.

This case study from the team at ServiceMaster Clean Leicester demonstrates our cleaning and stain removal process on a bedroom carpet.


What was the problem?

This customer rang the Leicester office on 0800 021 3112 as they had a carpet that used to be in the lounge but had recently been re-fitted into their bedroom.

To ensure the newly re-fitted carpet sparkled, they asked the team to provide a refresh cleaning and stain removal.


What we did – 5-Step Process

  1. Quote: After providing a quote over the phone, and agreeing on a price and date, Branch Manager Jennie Holmes sent one of her carpet cleaning technicians to inspect the carpet.
  2. Inspection: This involved working out the carpet construction and fibres (i.e. wool/polypropene. tufted, woven etc) so we knew which products and equipment would work best. Then, looking carefully at the carpet for any stains, missing carpet pile and damage so we can advise the customer and decide the best course of action.
  3. Vacuum: To remove any loose debris from the carpet.
  4. Deep-cleaned: Using our specialist equipment and products, we concentrated on removing the stains from the carpet.
  5. Re-inspection: The team ensured all stains had been removed and the carpet was clean.

The impact

We successfully removed all of the stains from the carpet and gave it a refresh, leading to a very happy customer (who left us this glowing review):

“[A] great company! [They were] running ahead so [they] called first to make sure we were available. Great job and removed [all] stains from [our] carpet.”


Need a professional carpet cleaner?

To book a no-obligation quotation, call the ServiceMaster Clean Leicester team on 0800 021 3112 or email branches@servicemaster.co.uk.

Or nationwide, find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business or book online to see how we can help you today.

How to remove summer stains from fabrics.

We’ve thought of a way to beat the winter blues… thinking ahead to sunnier times!

Having seen the weather in the UK during the first weeks of this year, many of us doubtless couldn’t stop thinking about jetting off to sunnier climbs.

Luckily, even if we can’t get away ourselves, a slice of summer is hitting our screens imminently as the latest series of Love Island: All Stars makes a splash on ITV tonight.

And while messiness in the villa is normally reserved for recoupling, we’re certain there are some blemishes the cameras don’t pick up.

Whether you’re jetting off to find love on TV or just going all-inclusive for some R&R, one thing unifies us all, the number of messy products we have to bring with us – and can spill all over a sun lounger!

That’s why we’re giving you the hack to vanquish any summer stains and clean them from fabric.


What summer stains can be cleaned from fabric?

Today’s expertise removal tip is brought to you by Jennie Holmes from ServiceMaster Clean Leicester.

It works well on these stains on fabric, including clothing, sofas, and sun lounger seats and can clean all manner of stains, including:

  • Fake tan
  • Suntan lotion
  • After sun
  • Makeup

For any stains, the key is to get to the stain as quickly as possible and carefully clean from the outside in on the stain, so you don’t spread it around or make it bigger.


How to clean stains from a sun lounger

No matter the type of stain, if you’re self-cleaning a sun lounger, follow these steps for best results:

  1. Blot up a spillage or carefully “scrape” up the product ASAP after the stain has happened.
  2. Use a mixture of soap and warm water (or Spot Hero* for best results) with a lint-free cloth (tea towels work well) and dab the stain from the outside, working your way into the middle. This might need repeating a few times depending on the stain.
  3. Wait for the stain to dry
  4. Vacuum the area
* Always test Spot Hero in an inconspicuous area first and read the label to ensure you can use it on your item.

How to clean stains from clothes

For, clothing, steps 1-3 apply as above.

You naturally don’t need to vacuum clothes, but you may want to give it a spin in the wash for best results.


Overall cleaning and sanitisation

If you’re already getting ready for the summer season and want an overall clean and sanitisation, call in the professionals.

We can sanitise, clean, and stain-protect the lounger/chair cushions for you.

This will help with any spillages moving forward.

Closer to home, our tips on removing grease from upholstery will help you avoid any undue mess from the Love Island viewing party Dominos.


Need expert stain removal?

And if you’re looking forward to the summer now but face mess and stains in the interim, your local experts are here to help.

Couple up with your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business or book online to see how we can help you today.

Your carpet cleaning questions – answered.

Your carpets can often be a source of confusion.

Where did that stain come from? Was it originally that colour? Should I clean it? How often? How?

There are many reasons to clean your carpet, from the satisfaction of the fresh look and feel to the arrival of visitors or even health benefits.

But how often should carpets be cleaned? And how?

At ServiceMaster Clean, we have 65 years of expertise as industry leaders in cleaning carpets, upholstery and furnishings in residential and commercial properties across the UK.

So, our experts know a thing or two about cleaning carpets.

In this blog post, they’ve answered some of those common burning questions, like how often should carpets be cleaned, and how to clean them.


How often should carpets be cleaned?

In our professional opinion, ensure you clean your carpets once a year.

We recommend upping this to twice annually for busier homes with children/pets due to the messes they can leave behind, like muddy footprints or dander.

You can hire a carpet cleaning machine or buy a carpet cleaner to clean your carpets.

However, a professional will know how to care for your carpet and clean it.

Buying carpets is expensive and not something you want to do regularly, so looking after your carpet is essential!

So, while cleaning carpets with a DIY method may seem like the easier option – there are lots of things to consider, including:

  • What is the right equipment to use
  • What products to buy/use
  • How to use the equipment
  • What to do with stains

The optimal ways to clean carpets at home

If you decide to clean your carpets yourself and not hire a professional, here are some tips.

Before you clean:

 

  1. Check for stains and spills

Look at your carpet and see if there are any stains/ spillages.

If they are, tackle these first, remembering to work from the edge of the stain to the middle and blot the area carefully.

  1. Blot, don’t rub!

When cleaning a stain, do not rub or scrub the carpet; it could damage the pile.

Wait for this to dry before cleaning the remaining carpet – you might have to tackle the stain several times before it disappears.

  1. Clear the decks

Remove all furniture from the area to be cleaned.

If possible (and weather allows), open as many doors and windows as possible to aid the drying of your carpet.

Not to mention – cleaning carpets is hard work – it will keep you cool!

  1. Vacuum the carpet thoroughly

Go up and down the room and then across the room.

Pay extra attention to corners and high-traffic areas.

Now you are ready to clean your carpet!

Carpet cleaning tips:

  • Check the instructions for the machine and the product you are using and follow these carefully.
  • Do not rush cleaning your carpet – allow yourself plenty of time.
  • Remember to keep children and pets away from the area while you are cleaning.
  • Once you have cleaned your carpet, it should take a few hours to dry – if possible, keep clear whilst the carpet dries to ensure the best result.
  • Once the carpet is fully dry, you can move your furniture back into the room. I would advise placing squares of tin foil under the legs of furniture to ensure that there is no transfer of dye from the furniture onto the carpet – until the carpet is completely dry.

Need a carpet cleaner?

If you want a clean carpet cared for by professionals, find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business, call 0800 021 3073 today or book a visit from our experts today in select locations.

Commercial floor cleaning from ServiceMaster Clean.

Winter weather plays havoc with your floors.

Increased foot traffic, mud, rain, snow, and salt all take their toll on the floors in your workplace.

However, help is at hand with our professional commercial floor cleaning service.

Here’s a summary of what we deliver.


Carpet Cleaning

We use specialist, high-grade equipment to remove deep-set grit and dirt from your carpet and rugs.

Our cleaning process features hot-rinse extraction.

This system provides a deep clean and ensures no shampoo or residues are left, which can cause carpets to get dirtier faster.

After cleaning, your carpets will be fully dry within a few hours, which means minimal downtime and disruption.


Hard floor cleaning

We clean all hard floor types, including Karndean, natural stone, tiles, vinyl and wood.

Hard floor cleaning begins with vacuuming to remove dry dust and debris. We then apply a chemical polish remover to remove any previous coatings and contamination.

Using a slow-speed rotary floor scrubber, we carry out a deep roto scrub to remove any polish build-up and loosen any dirt, which is then removed with a high-pressure extraction machine.

We finish by sealing the floor to protect it from water damage and scratches.


Pre-clean site visit

Whether you need carpet cleaning, hard floor cleaning or a combination of both, we’ll begin with a pre-clean site visit.

At this appointment, we’ll discuss your requirements and inspect the floor areas that need cleaning.

Following this visit, we’ll provide a quote and available dates for your floor cleaning. We can clean your floors outside your regular operating hours to minimise disruption.


Why use a professional floor cleaning company?

Routine cleaning can fall short when it comes to deep cleaning and maintaining the longevity of your flooring.

However, professional cleaners have the expertise, equipment, and products to remove stubborn dirt, scuff marks, and stains that might be beyond regular cleaning methods.

Professional deep cleaning restores your floors’ appearance and protects them from long-term wear and tear.


Need a commercial floor cleaner?

To book a no-obligation site assessment and quote, call the ServiceMaster Clean Leicester team on 01803 200 278 or branches@servicemaster.co.uk.

Or nationwide, find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business to see how we can help you today.

Keep your floors safe this winter with this expert advice from ServiceMaster Clean.

We’ve already had our first cold snap of the season, so there’s little doubt winter is coming!

During winter, your workspace’s floors take the brunt of increased foot traffic, mud, rain, and salt.

If you don’t take proper care, this wear and tear can lead to stains, scratches, and long-term damage.

Here are some practical tips to keep your floors in top condition and help maintain a clean, safe, and inviting environment.


  1. Invest in high-quality entrance mats

A simple yet effective way to protect your floors is to place durable entrance mats at all entry points.

Mats trap dirt, moisture, and debris before it reaches your floors. To ensure their effectiveness, make sure you clean the mats regularly.

Also, umbrella stands should be placed where people enter the building to minimise water dripping on floors.


  1. Set up a floor cleaning routine

A regular cleaning schedule will help protect your floors.

Sweep or vacuum floors daily to remove debris that may scratch hard floor surfaces or embed into the carpet.

If you have hard floors, mop them regularly to remove dirt and grime.

Schedule a professional deep clean for a thorough refresh.

A good time to do this is during the holidays.


  1. Use floor protectors in high-traffic areas

Using mats or runners in high-traffic zones, such as entranceways, hallways, and break rooms, will provide a barrier and help protect floors from heavy footfall.


  1. Clean spills and stains immediately

Winter weather brings more opportunities for spills, from coffee mugs to melted snow and ice.

Prompt action can prevent permanent damage, so ensure staff are trained and have the equipment to address spills quickly.


  1. Apply seasonal maintenance treatments

Protective coating on hard floors can help protect against moisture and scratches.

Applying a sealant to tiled or vinyl floors will make them more water-resistant.


  1. Schedule professional floor care

The best way to protect your floors is to use a professional cleaning company.

They will perform a deep clean to remove stubborn stains and grime.

They can also apply protective treatments appropriate to your floor type and inspect for potential issues that may worsen if not dealt with.

Following these tips can help prevent winter damage to your flooring and extend its lifespan.


Need a professional floor cleaner?

If you’re in Leicester and the surrounding areas, to book a no-obligation quote, contact the ServiceMaster Clean Leicester team on 0800 021 3112 or email branches@servicemaster.co.uk.

Or nationwide, find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business to see how we can help you today.

When it comes to keeping your floors clean, choosing the right tool can make a world of difference. Two of the most common options are traditional mops and wet/dry vacuums. But how do they stack up against each other in terms of energy efficiency, ease of use, cost, and effectiveness? Let’s break it down.

Energy Efficiency & Water Usage

If you’re looking to minimise your energy and water usage, traditional mops have the upper hand. Since mops are manually operated, they don’t consume any electricity. Additionally, a typical mop bucket holds around 3 gallons of water, which is far less than the 20-gallon capacity you might find in some wet/dry vacuums. This makes mops a more environmentally friendly choice when it comes to both energy and water usage.

Ease of Use

Vacuums:

  • Wet/dry vacuums often come with various attachments, which can be confusing and require you to carefully read through the instructions before use
  • Despite the initial learning curve, vacuums offer dual functionality—they can vacuum up crumbs and dust, and then clean the floor
  • When it comes to stubborn messes, vacuums require less effort from the user compared to traditional mops
  • Vacuums are versatile, with uses that extend beyond just your home. They can clean your car, artificial grass, and more
  • However, vacuums can sometimes be bulky, making them harder to store and move around your home
  • It’s essential to note that some vacuums aren’t suitable for all types of flooring, such as laminate, wood, or vinyl, so always check the model specifications before purchasing

Mops:

  • Traditional mops are straightforward to use, but the process can be time-consuming—filling and emptying the bucket, wringing out the mop, and ensuring you’re using clean water to avoid spreading dirt and germs
  • Mops are easy to move from room to room since they don’t have cords, making them more flexible in that regard
  • However, carrying buckets of water can be challenging and potentially messy, especially for those with limited strength or mobility

Cost & Longevity

When it comes to upfront costs, mops are generally the cheaper option. You can easily find mop products in most stores at a low price, and since they don’t require electricity, they’re more cost-effective in the long run. On the other hand, vacuums are a more significant investment, with higher initial costs and pricier accessories.

Mops typically don’t come with a warranty, and they tend to last around six months with regular use. In contrast, most wet/dry vacuums come with warranties and can last up to eight years, making them a more durable option, although more expensive overall.

All in all, mops are still the cheaper option (Based on £350 for a vacuum and £200 for mid-range over 8 years).

Effort on the User’s Part

For the average person, mops are relatively easy to use. However, they can become hard work, particularly for older individuals or those with physical limitations. On the flip side, wet/dry vacuums are generally quicker to use than traditional mops, making them a time-saving choice.

Both tools require some level of maintenance—vacuums may need more frequent upkeep due to their more complex machinery, whereas mops mainly require proper cleaning and storage to prevent bacterial growth.

When to Choose a Mop Over a Wet/Dry Vacuum

While wet/dry vacuums are excellent for tackling large areas, heavy dust, and even cleaning upholstery or curtains, there are situations where a traditional mop might be a better choice:

  • Smaller Spaces: Mops are easier to store and take up less space.
  • Simplicity: If you prefer a straightforward, no-fuss cleaning routine, a mop might suit you better.
  • Budget: If you’re looking to save money, a mop is the more economical option.

However, it’s important to remember that traditional mops and even vacuums can become unhygienic if not properly maintained. Always consider your home’s flooring type, foot traffic, and storage space before making a decision. If you have kids or pets, these factors become even more crucial.

Final Thoughts

If you’re looking for a deeper clean with less hassle, a wet/dry vacuum might be worth the investment. These machines often leave floors drier than traditional mops and provide a more thorough clean. Additionally, some vacuum models combine both vacuum and mop functions, making them a convenient, all-in-one solution. Just be prepared for higher upfront costs and more maintenance.

In contrast, if you prefer a more budget-friendly and environmentally conscious approach, a traditional mop will get the job done, albeit with a bit more manual effort.

Whichever option you choose, remember that keeping your cleaning tools in good condition is key to maintaining a clean and healthy home. Happy cleaning!

 

If you’d prefer to have your flooring professionally cleaned, book a cleaning service with us today. Find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean here, or book online.

Expert summer stain removal tips from ServiceMaster Clean. 

Now that you’ve dropped the children off at school, packed them into a taxi or waved them off at the bus stop you’re about to feel yourself again…. but what’s waiting for you as you open the front door?

Felt tip pen stains? Chocolate marks? Remnants of tomato ketchup? Maybe a little red wine stain?

Well, we’ve got you covered with our handy guide on how to clean those summer stains…


Removing Ink Stains 

Using distilled white vinegar

Fill a spray bottle with equal parts of water and distilled white vinegar. Dab the stained area, and then rinse with warm, soapy water. For a carpet that smells as good as it looks, add a couple of drops of concentrated lavender water or lemon.

Using washing powder 

Fill a bowl with warm water add a teaspoon of washing powder (such as Persil) and mix.

Dab the stained area with the solution until the stain surrenders – and voila!


Removing Chocolate

From upholstery

  1. Scrape off excess chocolate.
  2. Mix one tablespoon of washing-up liquid with two cups of cool water.
  3. Using a clean white cloth, sponge the stain with the solution.
  4. Blot until the liquid is absorbed.
  5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 until the stain disappears.
  6. Sponge with cold water and blot dry.

From carpets

  1. Scrape off excess chocolate.
  2. Mix one tablespoon of washing-up liquid with two cups of warm water.
  3. Using a clean white cloth, sponge the stain with the solution.
  4. Blot until the liquid is absorbed.
  5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 until the stain disappears or is no longer absorbed into the cloth.
  6. If the stain remains, mix one tablespoon of ammonia (Caution: Never mix chlorine bleach and ammonia – the resulting fumes are hazardous) with two cups of warm water.
  7. Sponge the stain with the ammonia solution.
  8. Blot until the liquid is absorbed.
  9. Sponge with cold water and blot dry.

Removing Ketchup

From fabric

  1. Working from the back of the stain, flush with cold water.
  2. Pre-treat with a liquid laundry detergent, tamp the stain and let stand for several minutes.
  3. Rinse well.
  4. Sponge with white vinegar.
  5. Rinse well.
  6. Repeat Steps 2 to 5 until you have removed as much of the stain as possible.
  7. Pre-treat with a prewash stain remover, and then launder.
  8. If the stain remains, rub it with a liquid laundry detergent, and then soak it in warm water for up to 30 minutes.
  9. Launder again, with bleach, if necessary.

From upholstery

  1. Sponge with cool water.
  2. Mix one tablespoon of liquid hand dishwashing detergent with two cups of cool water.
  3. Using a clean white cloth, sponge the stain with the detergent solution.
  4. Blot until the liquid is absorbed.
  5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 until the stain disappears.
  6. Sponge with cold water and blot dry.

From carpet

  1. Sponge with cool water.
  2. Mix one tablespoon of liquid hand dishwashing detergent with two cups of warm water.
  3. Using a clean white cloth, sponge the stain with the detergent solution.
  4. Blot until the liquid is absorbed.
  5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 until the stain disappears or is no longer absorbed into the cloth.
  6. If the stain remains, mix one tablespoon of ammonia (Caution: Never mix chlorine bleach and ammonia – the resulting fumes are hazardous) with 1/2 cup of warm water.
  7. Sponge the stain with the ammonia solution.
  8. Blot until the liquid is absorbed.
  9. Sponge with cold water and blot dry. 

Removing red wine stains

From fabric

  1. Sponge the spot with cool water or soak for about 30 minutes in a basin of cool water.
  2. Pretreat with a prewash stain remover.
  3. Launder. If it’s safe for the fabric, add chlorine bleach to the wash.

From upholstery & carpet

  1. With a white cloth, try and blot as much of the red wine stain as you can. The more you can soak up, the less you’ll have to remove.
  2. After you finish blotting, pour a bit of cold water directly onto the wine stain. Doing this helps dilute what remains of the stain, making blotting a bit easier. Continue blotting until you find that no more of the stain will come out.
  3. Now prepare a baking soda paste by mixing a three-to-one ratio of water to baking soda and applying it to the affected area. Once the paste is dry, vacuum the stain.

Need a cleaner carpet?

Eliminate the risk of stains today and get a clean, healthy carpet with ServiceMaster Clean.

To learn more, find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business, call 0800 021 3073 today or book a visit from our experts today in select locations.

How ServiceMaster Clean helps keep your mobile home looking its best.

Whether you’re going on a long trip or staying put, the condition of your mobile home or caravan is vitally important.

No one wants to spend a long trip or holiday avoiding sitting on a dirty stain on the upholstery.

And with kids running around, it can be near impossible to avoid trekking in mud and other outdoor messes.

You don’t have to settle for less than the best for your home on the road.

With ServiceMaster Clean, you can remove any lingering mess from your carpet and upholstery without lifting a finger.


Why ServiceMaster Clean?

Expertise

We are an industry leader in carpet and upholstery cleaning with over 60 years of experience providing the best quality service.

We’re no strangers to whatever mess is causing an issue in your mobile home and have the know-how to find the perfect solution.

Products and equipment

Our technicians are equipped with the latest and greatest cleaning tools to remove all manner of stains accrued over your holidays.


Our mobile home repair services

Smells, dirt and marks

We understand that static and touring caravans can be left uninhabited for periods, leading to a build-up of smells and dirt.

Which, in turn, can leave unsightly marks inside your caravan.

Whether you keep your caravan at home, in storage or on a seasonal site, ServiceMaster Clean can be on hand to get things cleaned up and smelling fresh.

Tight spaces and steps

Sometimes, the issue of a stain or mark is exacerbated by its location in an awkward and hard-to-reach area.

Rather than get yourself in a sweat and huff by literally backing yourself into a corner, call on the experts.

Our top-of-the-range equipment also makes short work of tight spaces and caravan steps.

Residue

Our specialist equipment and expertise don’t just clear away dirt.

It also rids your carpet of shampoo residue and water, so it stays cleaner for longer.

Unlike professional carpet cleaning, most store-bought or rented carpet cleaning equipment leaves carpets wet with detergent residue, causing a horrible sticky feel.

Carpet Cleaning

No matter your situation and price, we have a carpet cleaning system that can help.

Including:

  • Stain Removal
  • Clean to Blend
  • Full Carpet Clean
  • Soil Resistant Finishes
  • Carpet Protection

If your carpet has sustained substantial damage, we can also undertake several repair services like micro-shearing and re-tufting.

Hard floor and upholstery services

Does your caravan or mobile home have hard floors? We clean these too!

Whether vinyl, laminate, LVT or even Amitco flooring, ServiceMaster Clean has developed regular hard floor cleaning and care systems to ensure the aesthetic appearance of your hard floor is the same as it was on the day it was installed.

With a visit from ServiceMaster Clean, you can forget worrying about the daily wear and tear that may scratch and mark your hard floors.

Our hard floor finishes look great and protect your floor from further damage.

Upholstery

The danger with cleaning most upholstery is not having the right tools for your material.

ServiceMaster Clean can also eliminate the stress of cleaning the upholstery and curtains in your caravan or mobile home.

From initial vacuuming to choosing the wet or dry-cleaning system most appropriate for your soft furnishings, we can clean any immediate stains, marks or residue and protect your upholstery from any future bother.

Curtains

And with our specialist tools, you don’t go through the hassle of removing your curtains.

During a visit from ServiceMaster Clean, we start by thoroughly vacuuming the curtains paying attention to the head linings where dust and insects gather.

Then we clean the curtain back and front by hand, closely inspecting as we do so.

We’ll even clean your pelmets, leaving your curtains revitalised and smelling fresh!


Learn more

For a professional treatment for your caravan or mobile home, find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business to receive a free quote on a range of services or book online today.

Make your flowers go further this Valentine’s Day with these tips.

Happy Valentine’s Day!

However it is that you’re celebrating today, it’s safe to say that flowers are probably involved in some way.

Whether your valentine surprises you with red roses or pink peonies today, it would be nice if they could last longer than the end of the week, wouldn’t it?

That’s why we’ve put together five handy tips for making your Valentine’s Day stems last longer.


  1. Trim your stems at an angle

You might have heard this one if you got the flowers from a florist, as it’s a must for proper flower care: Trim the stems at an angle before you put them in water.

Why is this advised?

Your flowers drink through a part of their stems called the xylem, which carries water and nutrients from the root to the flower.

Once picked, the end of a flower dries out, so cutting the end of their stems before putting them in water allows them to absorb water and drink properly.

Cutting them at an angle is advised because it allows more surface area to drink from.

While cutting straight is harmless, cutting at a 45-degree angle means the entire stem’s surface area is always in contact with the water and can absorb more helpful nutrients to live longer.


  1. Remove foliage under the water line

Any leaves and foliage and or leaves under the water line of your flowers should be removed.

This is because any foliage left under the water line will begin to rot, encouraging bacteria growth and damaging the plant.


  1. Add bleach and sugar solution

Hear us out on this one…

Add a little bleach to the flower water.

Add 1/4 teaspoon bleach per 1 litre of water.

Alternatively, you can add a solution of bleach and sugar.

Add three drops of bleach and one teaspoon of sugar in 1-quart (1 litre) water to inhibit the growth of harmful bacteria and prevent the water from growing cloudy.


  1. The penny drops

Copper is a natural fungicide, so dropping a penny into the vase will also help kill off the harmful bacteria festering in the old water and try to kill off your lovely bouquet.


  1. Refresh the water

Do you feel good in a dirty environment?

Neither do your stems.

For optimal bloom and vase life, refresh the water of your bouquet every 2-3 days or when it starts to look cloudy (as this is your sign of rot below the water line).


Show your carpets and upholstery some love this Valentine’s Day

Show your home you care this Valentine’s Day by refreshing your carpets and upholstery with ServiceMaster Clean.

It’s not just for the aesthetic benefits that leave you gushing, as your dirty carpets could make you sick.

Go above and beyond for you and your home by trusting the professionals at ServiceMaster Clean to utilise over 60 years of experience as upholstery and carpet cleaning experts to deliver results you’ll love.

To see how we can help you, find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business or book online today.

Why should you pay a company to clean your carpets if I can hire or buy a machine yourself?

Hiring a machine from your local supermarket or DIY store is always an option, but then so is fixing your car with just a spanner!


Are DIY machines all they’re cracked up to be?

With a hired machine, you get what you pay for.

These machines are designed to remove surface-level dirt and do a great job of putting water and detergent down.

But not a great job at removing it.

If you use too much shampoo, the machines are not powerful enough to remove the water and detergent, leaving your carpets wet with a residue for up to and over 24 hours.


With a carpet cleaning professional…

With a professional carpet cleaner like ServiceMaster Clean, your carpets are in the hands of a professional with £20,000+ worth of carpet cleaning machinery, professional products and years of experience.

We even clean furniture and upholstery, too!

Your carpets will be clean and dry within hours, so your home will be back to normal in no time.

The secret to professional carpet cleaning is the hot water extraction system.

Our specialist equipment removes dirt, shampoo residue and water from carpets so they stay cleaner for longer.


Professional vs. home cleaning

It’s not that fair to compare a hired machine and a professional company. It’s apples and oranges.

Experience, knowledge, equipment and effort – we will move all your furniture out of the way so you do not have to – you get what you pay for!

ServiceMaster Clean can apply a special fabric protector, giving fantastic resistance to spills, making them easy to mop up if cleaned away quickly.

The fabric protector also contains a unique anti-bacterial additive which kills many viruses and bacteria.

We recommend a professional cleaning of your carpets every six to twelve months to keep them free of dirt and looking fresh and to extend their usage.

You have already invested by purchasing your carpets, so why not look after them and ensure they can go the distance?

After all, would you try and fix your car with a spanner?


Want a professional carpet-cleaning experience?

If you need carpet (or upholstery) cleaning, contact your local professionals by finding your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business to receive a free, no-obligation quotation.

To learn more, call 0800 021 3073 or book online today.

Stained carpet? ServiceMaster Clean can help.

Your carpet is subject to more daily wear and tear than anywhere else on your property.

Thankfully, ServiceMaster Clean can keep your carpets clean and fresh all year round.

But how do we do it?


What equipment do we use?

We use specialist equipment and expertise to remove as much dirt as we can from your carpets to make them as clean as possible. Including:

  • Vacuum: Remove any debris and loose dirt before cleaning
  • Carpet Shampoo: To assist with the cleaning process and make your carpets smell fresh
  • Carpet Cleaning Machinery
  • Spot Hero: Our brand of stain removal solution may be used to remove any stains from coffee to chocolate from your carpets

What carpet cleaning services do we offer?

We have a wide variety of services and levels of cleaning to accommodate every situation and price. Including:

With our range of methods, we offer a system that is tailor-made to what your carpet needs (both in terms of soiling and type of carpet) to suit whatever budget you may have.


What about carpet repairs?

We also offer a carpet repair service, so you don’t need to rearrange your furniture to hide the damage or spend money on a new carpet.

Whether your carpets are worn, burned or damaged, our expert technicians can repair them for you in just one session!


Carpet repair methods

When it comes to carpet repairs, we have three techniques that we use to ensure the perfect repair every time:

  • Re-tufting Carpets: This can be carried out to restore burn marks, stubborn stains, moth damage and much more
  • Micro-shearing: If the burn is quite deep, the area of the carpet can be treated with micro-shearing, which is a tool unique to ServiceMaster Clean
  • Bonded Inserts: This involves cutting out a section of carpet and inserting it into the area that needs to be covered

Could your carpets do with a clean or repair?

Whatever state your carpet finds itself in, we can help.

Contact us to make your carpets as good as new in no time.

Please find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business now to schedule a free quote book online in select locations.

Why buy a wool carpet?

There is a lot of choice involved in buying a carpet, as there are so many different types.

The most common synthetic fibres used in carpet manufacturing are:

  1. Nylon
  2. Polyester
  3. Polypropylene (olefin)
  4. TriextaA

When up against these big hitters, how does the humble wool carpet compare?

This week at ServiceMaster Clean, we’re looking at the benefits of wool carpets, from sustainability to safety, to show how, with a wool carpet, there’s sheerly something for everyone.

Maintenance and appearance

Strap in because these are the big ones.

When you’ve invested in a brand-spanking new carpet, you want to know that it can withstand everything that everyday living will throw at it, whether muddy footprints or dog wee!

Therefore, any prospective carpet buyer needs to ask some essential questions, including:

  • Will the carpet lose its texture, thickness or colour gradual loss of colour?
  • Will it retain spots and damage?

On this front, wool carpets are fantastic.

They are infamous for their long-lasting good appearance, which comes from their ability to respond excellently to dry and wet cleaning.

They are resistant to soiling, which means they retain their colour brilliantly.

The only maintenance and appearance issue that wool carpets face is staining.

However, this is only if the stains are allowed to seep into the fabric.

If spills and stains are handled promptly by carpet cleaning professionals, you shouldn’t have any issues.

On the other hand, synthetic fibres initially respond well to cleaning but may worsen in cleaning ability over time as the fibres become damaged.

Sustainability

Wool carpets are more sustainable since regular shearing is essential to caring for sheep.

Each year, there is a fresh supply of natural wool for the carpet industry.

Wool is also biodegradable and recyclable and won’t clog up a landfill site for decades or centuries.

So, if one of your primary concerns is living sustainably, a wool carpet is a brilliant addition to your home.

Safety

Wool carpets may also be considered for their safety compared to other options.

They are naturally flame retardant and have a higher ignition point than synthetic carpets.

With a wool carpet, you don’t have to worry about dropping matches or other fire hazards in the same way, as they won’t send your home up in smoke.

Insulation and breathability

Wool carpets are also natural insulators, which is a benefit during the cost of living crisis.

Wool also naturally absorbs humidity and serves as a natural filter, releasing heat when the atmosphere becomes dry and improving air quality by trapping and removing airborne allergens.

How ServiceMaster Clean can help your wool carpet

At ServiceMaster Clean, many of our branches, such as Leicester and Kingston Upon Thames, are accredited by WoolSafe:

“Established in 1991, the WoolSafe Certification Mark is widely recognised in many parts of the world as the standard for excellence and safety of carpet care chemicals.”

At ServiceMaster Clean, we use the best tools and products to clean and maintain your wool carpets.

Need your carpet cleaning?

No matter your carpet fibre profile, carpet cleaning can be a laborious chore.

But with the right tools and expertise, it doesn’t have to be.

If you’d like to discuss the specific products we use to clean wool carpets, contact your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business and schedule your free, no-obligation quotation or book online in select locations today.

Tips for taking care of your upholstered furniture.

Are you cleaning your upholstery? You should be.

Upholstered furniture needs as much care and attention as your carpets.

When facing the cost of living crisis, buying or cleaning used or existing furniture is much cheaper than buying new.

Not only will this preserve the colours and textures, but it will also help to remove stains and smells.

Especially if you have pets.

This is because prolonged exposure to the pollutants they leave behind can degrade upholstery.

But how do you even go about cleaning your upholstery? And what do you do if you stain an upholstered item?

ServiceMaster Clean has the answers.

How to clean your upholstery

For at-home upholstery cleaning, remove cushions and use a nozzle attachment on your vacuum for to hard-to-reach areas.

Ensure you beat the upholstery to loosen the dust and to get it all.

Once you’ve done this, plump up your seat cushions.

You should also be rotating your seat cushions often. But why?

Simple: Plumping and rotating help your cushions keep their shape and avoid premature wear.

Make sure you’re also airing out your furniture. Opening a window to allow fresh air to circulate eliminates the need for chemical air fresheners.

We understand that you probably want a room that gets good light.

However, do try to avoid any upholstered furniture in direct sunlight.

The reason for this is that it will degrade the quality of the materials over time.

What to do if you stain your upholstery

Nightmare! You’ve spilt hot coffee on your upholstery and left a massive mark right in the middle of it.

Don’t panic. Think ServiceMaster Clean.

Your upholstery is delicate, but there are anti-stain treatments that are highly effective with the proper application.

We use a special fabric protector that gives fantastic resistance to spills.

This makes it easy to deal with any future stains quickly and effectively.

Our fabric protector also contains a unique additive that kills viruses and bacteria.

Trust ServiceMaster Clean

With budgets tight, consider buying or cleaning older furniture rather than buying new.

We have stayed the UK’s number one cleaning brand for 60 years.

So, join those nationwide that trust ServiceMaster Clean to maintain their furniture.

Learn more about how we can help you refresh your upholstery. Find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business today.

And you can now take the magic of a ServiceMaster clean home with ServiceMaster Clean Spot Hero.

All the reliability of our specialist cleaner – in a handy-to-use bottle – for just £7.99!

Your Amtico floors are an investment and we’re Approved Amtico Aftercare Specialists, so you can trust us to look after them for you.

Trained by Amtico on how to restore and dress Amtico flooring, at ServiceMaster Clean, we offer specialist advice on the types of coating and treatments available to keep floors looking pristine.

Our national network of trained specialists now boasts over 50 technicians who have all been thoroughly trained in how to care for your Amtico flooring after installation.

Even in the most careful of homes, accidental damage such as scratches, stains and scrapes can occur when it comes to hard flooring. Fortunately, they’re all things that we at ServiceMaster Clean, like to get our teeth into.

Here are some useful tips for looking after your Amtico flooring:

Scratching

Use fibre matting to remove excess grit, dirt and moisture. Sweep your floor more often. Use Amtico International Floor Dressing for that extra protection.

Sticky Floor

If greasy, remove solids with absorbent paper then use Amtico International Floor Cleaner (following the instructions on the bottle). If there are dull residues, mop the floor again and avoid exceeding the recommended concentrations of the product. Avoid using ‘other’ cleaning products, for example washing up liquid.

Floor Indentation

Protect your floor under heavy furniture with wide-bearing cups. For chairs and frequently moved furniture, use easy swivelling wide wheel casters or felt pads. The subfloor beneath the tiles may be permanently indented if load-bearing devices are not used.

For more information on our Amtico services click here to find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean for contact details.

The tools ServiceMaster Clean use for expert carpet cleaning. 

We know you don’t want to shell out money buying products and lose time cleaning your carpets.

There are tools out there that can be used to clean carpets that are available to the general public, but most pale in comparison to professional equipment and service.

At ServiceMaster Clean, we do the cleaning for you using the best tools, unavailable to the general public.

Here’s a breakdown of what we use to get the best possible standard of cleaning for your carpets and how they work, so you know what to expect from a ServiceMaster clean.

Pump Spray

We use this to concentrate and apply the exclusive, industrial-strength products used to clean your carpets.

We place the cleaning product within the machine and pump the pressure up. Think of it almost like a pressure cooker.

We then spray the carpet with the product and let it sit before we utilise the extractor.

For smaller or harder-to-reach areas, we utilise a hand sprayer which performs the above but is easier to use on smaller surfaces.

 Extractor machine

Once the product has been applied, we use the extractor to remove the product and clean the carpet.

It has two water tankers attached to a long metal pole (or wand) via pipes.

The head of the wand is what we put onto the carpet (or whatever we are cleaning) to do the bulk of the cleaning.

First, clean, warm water is poured into one tank (or we put in cold water and heat it – a bit like a giant kettle).

Then there is a separate tank to collect the dirty water after the cleaning.

Then we run the wand over the carpet, which pushes clean water into the carpet and sucks out the dirty water.

We also have a smaller version of the extractor called a Spotter that is easier to manoeuvre and is used for smaller or fiddlier items like stair carpets and sofas.

The Roto Machine

This is a large machine with pads at the bottom which we use on hard floors like Amtico, tiles, and stone, but that we sometimes use on some carpets and works similarly to the extractor.

Water is placed into a tank while any product is sprayed onto the floor.

The machine then moves over the floor to clean it. We can also use this machine to strip products off the floor.

We do this by changing the pads on the bottom of the machine – some are more abrasive than others. Think of it like sandpaper coming in different grits.

Tampico brush

Used for spot cleaning and removing stains, visually, the Tampico brush looks like a scrubbing brush… but it isn’t!

The bristles are designed to snap if too much pressure is applied to the item we are cleaning.

While this seems like a potentially odd design choice, it is done to make causing damage to your carpet or rug very difficult.

This brush is one of the more labour-intensive tools in our arsenal, as it is used for cleaning stubborn areas by hand.

Agitator

The Agitator is a piece of equipment we use in deep cleaning carpets that require a more comprehensive cleaning service.

This is a tool that we use after we have applied a product.

It pushes the cleaning product into the pile of the carpet/rug to perform a deep clean.

We also use this for lifting the pile. Therefore, making it easier for us to carry out a deep clean.

Need your carpet cleaning?

Despite its health benefits, carpet cleaning can be a laborious chore. But with the right tools and expertise, it doesn’t have to be.

To benefit from the expertise, tools, and products of an industry leader in carpet cleaning, find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business today to book your free, no-obligation quote on our residential and commercial cleaning services.

ServiceMaster Clean breaks down the tools that get your carpets shining like new.

When most people think of a dirty carpet, they think of an accidental spillage or an eyesore.

And work!

Let’s face it, cleaning your carpets is a positive habit to get into.

Not just from an upkeep standpoint. A dirty carpet can cause numerous unforeseen health risks like respiratory problems and a weakened immune system.

But how often do most of us properly clean our carpets? Not very!

For many, this is because it takes extra labour clearing things off of it, then ensuring you have a carpet cleaning agent and waiting for it to take effect.

And when you have a stain, this just isn’t effective, as you can’t react quickly enough to mitigate long-term damage.

But what if we told you there was another way?

At ServiceMaster Clean UK, we have over 60 years of expertise as an industry leader in carpet cleaning.

So, we know the best tools for the job.

Join us as we dive into what carpet cleaning tools are best to have on hand to get the job done right.

  1. A vacuum with a HEPA Filter

A vacuum cleaner is one of the most essential carpet cleaning tools.

However, the type and effectiveness of vacuums can vary wildly.

Due to the health risks of a dirty carpet, ensure your vacuum has a HEPA filter system.

HEPA (which stands for high-efficiency particulate air) is a filter classification.

To qualify as a HEPA filter, systems must remove no less than 99.97% of particulates like dust, pollen, and pet hair from the air.

So, buy a machine that can extract fine dust particles and improve air quality.

For carpet cleaning, it’s also worth investing in a vacuum with an adjustable beater bar to ensure it can be used on the different carpet types on your property.

  1. Stain remover

Stain removers are detergents that help remove stains from your carpet by dissolving the stain from the textile fibres.

Products vary in size, price, and effectiveness, so be discerning in what you buy.

Having a trusted stain remover can be a lifesaver when a spillage occurs as you can ensure it doesn’t have time to set in.

  1. ServiceMaster Clean

With years of experience and the best products and equipment, the best tool for carpet cleaning is ServiceMaster Clean.

We also have our very own expert tools.

ServiceMaster Clean Spot Hero distils all our years of cleaning expertise rolled into one bottle.

Safe to use on water cleanable carpet, fabric, and upholstery, Spot Hero guarantees to vanish common and stubborn like red wine, mud, berries, grease, and dirt, in a flash.

Need your carpet cleaning?

Despite its health benefits, carpet cleaning can be a laborious chore. But with the right tools and expertise, it doesn’t have to be.

To benefit from the expertise, tools, and products of an industry leader in carpet cleaning, find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business today to book your free, no-obligation quote on our residential and commercial cleaning services.

Buying a second-hand rug? Here are some things to keep in mind.

When buying a new rug, going second-hand is a great and much cheaper alternative to buying new. Not only that, but it contributes to living a more sustainable lifestyle. However, there are some things that you need to consider if you’re thinking about buying a rug second-hand. Things you may not have even been aware of!

Luckily, at ServiceMaster Clean, we know rugs. With over 60 years in the cleaning industry as one of the UK’s leading rug cleaning specialists, we’ve seen just about every type of rug you could imagine, in just about every condition. That’s why our experts have put their heads together to give you a comprehensive list of all the things you need to look for when buying a second-hand rug.

Flammability

The last thing you want when you get a new rug is for it to immediately go up in flames. To put your mind at rest, you should be checking if any rugs you’re looking at meet the right safety regulations. If it’s up to par, a rug should have a label confirming that it meets The Furniture and Furnishings (Fire Safety) Regulations Act 1988 (which was later amended in 1989, 1993 and 2010). This essentially means that it meets certain criteria to make it safer. Any older items will not have this label and potentially could be a hazard. So, be on the lookout.

Infestations

If possible, we’re certain you want to avoid buying a brand-new rug that’s been infested with creepy crawlies. Unfortunately, if you don’t inspect it properly, you could come to find your new rug is full of all sorts of insects. Yuck! Common critters include bed bugs and carpet moths, so be on the lookout for these in particular. Bear in mind though that they will be harder to spot with just the naked eye. So, look for holes in the pile as a tell-tale sign, and take a magnifying glass with you!

Does the rug smell?

Stains are one thing, but if you notice that a rug has a strong odour to it, it’s best to walk away. Smells on rugs can linger and are notoriously hard to remove.

Moving the rug

Onto the more practical questions of transport now. Can you move the rug in your car or do you need a van? How heavy is it? Will it fit into the space you need it for? These are all important questions and need to be considered carefully before purchase. Trust us, there is nothing worse than being stuck with a massive rug that you can’t shift!

Is the rug dirty or stained?

As seen above, a lot of things might put you off a second-hand rug. But stains don’t have to be one of them. You can clean some items yourself and some stains and lift easily with the right know-how. It all depends on the type of material so be sure to check the specifications of the rug. A key question to ask is: “Will it need to be wet cleaned or dry cleaned?” If you’re unsure, or still have questions about rug cleaning, it’s best to get the professionals in.

How ServiceMaster Clean can help

If you have a rug that needs professional treatment, get in touch with your local experts at ServiceMaster Clean. We have all the right tools, knowledge and facilities to deal with stains, marks, and other rug-related woes. If you’re having trouble with transport, we also come to you, bringing all of our specialist rug-cleaning equipment right to your door, so you don’t even have to break a sweat trying to fold anything into the back of your car.

By calling 0800 021 3073, or by finding your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business, you can book a free quote on our services to learn more about how we can help you today.

Special Offer: Up to 58% off all offsite rug cleans in Leicester!

To celebrate our recent Founder’s Day anniversary across all of ServiceMaster Brands UK, the team from ServiceMaster Clean Leicester are embodying our ‘We Care’ value by giving back with up to 58% off all offsite rug cleans for residents in an ‘LE’ postcode. So, you can enjoy our top-of-the-range rug cleaning services for even less and with less hassle. We will work around you and collect and drop off your rug ourselves. But if this doesn’t suit you, that’s no problem. You can also drop off and collect your rug from us yourself.

But hurry, this offer only lasts until the 31st of October. Don’t miss out, give us a call on 0800 021 3112 or book online now before the offer runs out!

How we are celebrating ServiceMaster Brands Founders Day.

The 1st of October was a special day here for all of ServiceMaster Brands: Founders Day. Our annual observance across the ServiceMaster Brand family celebrates ServiceMaster Brands’ worldwide second anniversary as a stand-alone company. That’s why we’re paying homage to our founders and communities who made ServiceMaster Brands as we know it today. To do this, our franchisees across the UK are giving back. In Leicester, our ServiceMaster HQ and ServiceMaster Clean Leicester team have come together to support the local Salvation Army.

The Salvation Army is an organisation designed to help local people through Charity Shops, Food Banks and also provide support to homeless and elderly people and anyone else locally who is in need.

Providing donations

We supported them in these endeavours by providing supplies and cash donations to help them in their cause, particularly in supplying items in great demand, such as food and women’s and babies’ toiletry products. The items brought in or purchased as staff donations were compiled and back by our staff at the end of September and dropped off at the local Salvation Army branch.

ServiceMaster Brands UK Managing Director Alan Lewin says that to him, our service to the local community is just a small part of the way we deliver our value of care every day.

“The beneficiary of our Founder’s Day celebration effort this year was the Salvation Army which is based about 100 meters from our UK franchise support centre in Wigston, Leicestershire. We chose the Salvation Army for several reasons including the fact that they are literally on our doorstep, it is also good to know that in a small way we are helping the work that they are doing for families, the young, old, and vulnerable & those most in need in our local community.  Whilst the Founder’s Day celebration is a focal point for the team here, we encourage & continue to live out our ‘We Care’ ambition with other charity events throughout the year.”

 

All done! Our team with the donations packed and ready to go to the local centre

Providing a complimentary clean

Not only that, but the team from ServiceMaster Clean in Leicester went above and beyond by providing a complimentary clean at the local centre when they went to drop off our donations, and were able to clean the carpets in the entryway to make them look brand spanking new, all free of charge!

If you would benefit from a similar service, the ServiceMaster Clean Leicester team is giving back to the local community with up to 58% off rug cleaning services on collection or delivery for all customers in an LE postcode. To find out more, check out the Leicester news page or get in touch on 0800 021 3112.

More help

We will be giving back to our local community and the Salvation Army throughout the rest of the year. So please, join us and see how you can help out today.

And to find out more about how we can help you, find your nearest ServiceMaster Clean business today to receive a free quote on our carpet, rug, hard floor and upholstery cleaning services today.