Carpet Extraction Treatment
Bringing traffic-worn carpet back to an even, settled look
A visit built around fibre identification first, then hot-water extraction matched to what the carpet is made of.
HomeThe promise
Rooms where traffic paths have darkened noticeably tend to feel tired even when everything else is tidy. This visit is built to bring the covering back to a more even, settled appearance, with the fibre treated according to what it actually is rather than a single fixed process. The room is usable the same day once drying has finished.
The problem
Carpet darkens gradually enough that it is easy to stop noticing it day to day, until a visitor points it out or a piece of furniture is moved and reveals a lighter patch underneath. Regular vacuuming removes surface dust but not what settles deeper into the pile over months of ordinary use, and that build-up is what gives traffic paths their duller, flatter look.
The solution
The visit opens with checking the fibre — wool and synthetic carpet respond differently to heat and pressure, so this step decides the water temperature and method used through the rest of the visit. Dry soil removal comes next, since this is where a large share of the material actually comes out, well before any liquid is introduced.
Extraction follows, set to the fibre identified earlier, with particular attention to edges and skirting where dust tends to gather unnoticed. Air movers are brought in afterward so the room dries in a planned, controlled way rather than being left to air dry unevenly.
The experience
Arrival
A short look at the fibre and traffic pattern before anything begins.
Treatment
Dry soil removal, then extraction matched to the identified fibre.
Finish
Air movers set up, drying explained, and a written fibre note left behind.
The investment
¥17,800
This covers a visit of up to three hours for up to 30 square metres of carpet or rugs, including edge and skirting attention and a written note on the fibre identified. There is no separate charge for identification or for the note — both are part of the standard visit.
- · Up to 30 square metres
- · Three-hour visit
- · Edge and skirting attention included
- · Written fibre identification note
The proof
The method sheet on the philosophy page sets out drying times and treatments avoided per fibre, which is the basis for how progress is planned during a visit. Realistically, most rooms are dry and usable within the same day, though wool carpet can run toward the longer end of that window given how it holds moisture.
The guarantee
If a question comes up about whether this visit suits a particular carpet, a message beforehand is enough to get a plain answer with no obligation attached. The written note left after the visit also gives a clear record of what was found and treated, should any follow-up be needed.
Next steps
A message describing the room and roughly how large the carpeted area is gives enough to plan a visit. From there, scheduling and any specific questions about the fibre can be worked out directly.
Ask about carpet extraction
A short message is enough to check whether this visit fits your space.
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