CARE FOR SURFACES THAT NEED MORE
Some cleaning challenges call for a more specific approach. From stained carpets and tired upholstery to tile, grout and hard floors, ShineCo Cleaning considers the surface, its condition and the work needed before determining an appropriate method.
Carpets, Area Rugs and Stain Removal
Our patented low-moisture process helps remove deep embedded dirt with short drying times!
Upholstery, Soft Surfaces and Mattress Refresh
Fabric collects dirt and wear over time. Our process uses HEPA vacuuming, gentle detergent and extraction that removes contaminants for a healthier environment.
Tile & Grout Cleaning and Resealing
Built-up dirt can make tile and grout look uneven and dull. A deep-tile clean can improve dramatically when replacing is not in the budget!
Buff, Strip & Wax, Special Floor Care
Natural and Engineered flooring types require different tools, solutions, and scheduled maintenance. We can help with small and large scale areas including lobbies, gyms, and showrooms at competitive rates
Leather Cleaning and Conditioning
Upholstery and Leather are not the same - and we know which process will preserve your investments
Inside & Out
Windows, Pressure-Washing, Gutters, and Garages - we safely clean the areas you might not feel confident to attempt so that you can enjoy a well-maintained home.
WHY OUR SPECIALTY PROCESS IS DIFFERENT
There is no single method that works for every material. The right approach depends on what a surface is made of, how it has been finished, the type of soil or stain and the condition of the item. Before work begins, we can discuss the likely process, any material-specific considerations and realistic expectations for the result.
Carpets:
Low-moisture, fragrance-free cleaning suited to carpets and area rugs.
Upholstery and Leather:
Different materials need different methods. We use careful, detailed treatment suited to the fabric or leather.
Tile, Grout and Stone:
Porous and non-porous surfaces need different care. We consider the surface and the limits of restoration when discussing the approach.