Question 1

How did we steam clean?

Accepted Answer

We use hot water, a process which is also known as steam clean.

Question 2

How long will it take to dry the carpet?

Accepted Answer

8–10 hours without a dryer, otherwise 4–8 hours for it to dry completely, although you may walk on the carpet immediately after cleaning.

Question 3

Do we move furniture?

Accepted Answer

Yes, items that are portable to move easily. Items we don't move: beds, dressers with mirrors, pianos, and pool tables unless permitted by owner with properly aligning back themselves.

Question 4

Do we need access to water when cleaning floors?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we primarily use portable equipment.

Question 5

How much does it cost for hardwood or laminate installation?

Accepted Answer

There is a standard price for the room along with the price of labor. The estimate is done by cents per square footage.

Question 6

How much should I expect to pay for carpet in my living room?

Accepted Answer

We have package deals that vary; ultimately it would be measured by the square foot or a special with a discounted rate.

Question 7

Is lead-based paint still used in homes or facilities today?

Accepted Answer

Lead-based paint has been banned in the US since 1978, but some older homes and facilities may still have lead-based paint on their walls, which can be dangerous if disturbed.

Question 8

How can I determine if my home or facility has lead-based paint?

Accepted Answer

You can hire our inspection team to test for lead-based paint. Alternatively, you can purchase a lead test kit and conduct the test yourself. Be sure to follow the instructions carefully, and be aware that some older homes may have multiple layers of paint that may contain lead.

Question 9

How can I protect my family or business from lead exposure?

Accepted Answer

To protect your family or business from lead exposure, you should have any lead-based paint in your home or facility removed or encapsulated by our professionals. If you are unsure whether your home or facility contains lead-based paint, you can have it tested.

Question 10

What should I do if I'm considering renovating a pre-1978 home or facility?

Accepted Answer

If you are considering renovating a pre-1978 home or facility, you should have it tested by our professionals for lead-based paint before beginning any work. If lead-based paint is present, we as certified in lead-safe work practices will complete the renovation.

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