We've recently completed testing of a stain resistor product similar to Dupont Teflon and 3M Scotchguard. This product uses a new technology developed overseas and provides far better oil, dry soil and water based soil resistance than we've ever seen. It is proving so effective that we've decided to combine it with a regular maintenance program to offer you long term protection for your carpet and upholstery.
How would you like to take advantage of a program that offers you FREE spot cleaning on your carpet or upholstery for life? Well here it is… our new
Spotfree
Carpet & Upholstery
Protection Plan
Complimentary spot cleaning kit We'll provide you with a complimentary spot cleaning kit tailored to your specific fabric or carpet.
Complimentary on site spot cleaning If you can't remove a spot, we'll send someone out to remove it for you at no extra charge.
Money Back Guarantee If you can't get the spot out and we can't get the spot out, then we refund 100% of the cost of the protector application. You can't lose!
Our Spotfree Protector uses new technology to provide more repellency than any other fabric protector on the market. It repels most liquids, allowing spills to be removed before staining and wicking can occur. Dirt and stains cling to untreated fabrics and quickly become embedded in the fibers. Spotfree keeps dirt from sticking to the fibers, making carpet and furniture easier to care for.
* Forms an Invisible shield around each fiber
* Repels liquid spills
* The best soil protection for all types of carpets and upholstery
* Helps fabric last longer
* Protects your investment
* Helps make fabrics easier to care for
* Safe around family and pets
"So what's the catch" you're saying. Well here it is… you need to perform regularly scheduled maintenance. Just like your car needs an oil change, your carpet and upholstery need a soil change. The plan is good for one year on carpet and eighteen months on upholstery. Have your items cleaned and retreated by us at those intervals and your coverage will never expire.
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