Carpet cleaning · Auckland-wide
Carpet cleaning in Aucklandgenuinely clean.
A true 120°C van-mounted steam clean and low-pH conditioning rinse — deep-lifting embedded soil, allergens and odour, walk-on dry in 2–4 hours with no sticky residue.
In short
A true 120°C steam clean, no sticky residue.
Carpet cleaning in Auckland from $149 — a true 120°C van-mounted steam clean, walk-on dry in 2–4 hours. A low-pH conditioning rinse lifts embedded soil, allergens and odour with no sticky residue to pull the dirt straight back — hot-water extraction kills dust mites and, in published testing, removes up to 97% of their allergen from the carpet pile. Cleaned to the IICRC S100 standard and owner-operated from Henderson since 2012 across 1,000+ jobs.
- Method
- Hot-water, up to 120°C
- Dry time
- 2–4 hours
- From
- $149
- Trained
- IICRC S100
- Fully insured
- Public liability
- Auckland-wide
- Henderson-based
The part most people never think about
You sanitise what you can see. What about what you live on?
We wash our hands without a second thought — but the carpet a baby crawls, plays and naps on quietly becomes a reservoir: tracked-in grime, pollen, pet dander, and the dead skin dust mites feed on (the allergy trigger is actually their droppings), settled deep in the pile where a vacuum can't reach.
- Tracked-in dirt, grit & pollen
- Dead skin & dust-mite allergen
- Pet dander & everyday allergens
None of it's cause for alarm — it's just what floors do. It's also the real reason a proper hot clean matters. Our high-heat steam — up to 120°C at the machine — reaches down and resets the pile, well above the temperature dust mites survive — so the surface your family spends the most time on is genuinely clean, not just clean-looking.
Clean enough to let the little one play on the floor, without a moment's worry.
The method
A genuinely hot clean.
That plume is a true 120°C van-mounted steam clean — far more heat and suction than a rented supermarket machine can muster. It lifts embedded soil from deep in the pile, finishes with a conditioning rinse, then pulls the moisture straight back to the van.
- True 120°C
- Van-mounted power
- No sticky residue
What a carpet clean actually includes
Carpet cleaning with no surprises.
Every job runs the same honest way — a real read before we start, the tuned 120°C clean, and a straight answer on what to expect.
- Cleaned by IICRC-trained hands — the international body for carpet-care standards — so heat, pressure and dwell time are matched to your fibre, not guessed.
- We move the light furniture — sofas, chairs, coffee tables — and clean around the heavy pieces and electronics.
- A fibre and dye-stability test first, so heat and solution are matched to your carpet, never forced past what it can take.
- Light spot pre-treatment included; set-in stains, odour treatment and worn traffic-lane restoration are quoted upfront or sit in the higher care levels.
- The true 120°C steam clean, finished with a conditioning rinse — not plain water — so no sticky residue pulls the dirt straight back.
- Pet- and kid-safe pre-sprays and a low-residue finish — nothing harsh left on the floor your family lives on.
- Walk-on dry in 2–4 hours, with the moisture pulled back to the van.
The honest bit: permanent dye stains, bleach marks and worn, matted traffic lanes won't come back to brand-new — and we'll tell you that before we start, not after.
Before & after
See the difference for yourself.
Years-old coffee & tea stains
A Te Atatū lounge — beige pile that hadn't seen a proper clean in years
A true 120°C van-mounted steam flush with targeted stain treatment — the old coffee and tea marks drawn out, the pile reset and walk-on dry in 2–4 hours.
Carpet cleaning · Proof, not promises
In our clients' own words.
Honest pricing
Know the number before we knock.
Three honest care levels — real starting prices, and we tell you upfront what moves them. No per-room games.
Light
from$149
For carpets in good shape — a deep 120°C steam clean and conditioning rinse that clears the season's dust and allergens, finished with a light natural scent.
Regular
from$169
Our signature clean for real family homes — the full tuned 120°C flush, conditioning rinse and a fresh natural-scent finish. The all-rounder most people book.
Premier
from$199
The full works for deep odours, worn traffic lanes and neglected piles: restorative cleaning, plus your pick of a natural lemon, lime or exotic scent that deodorises and sanitises. You walk back in and smell it's genuinely clean.
Based in Henderson, we reach West, Central and the North Shore fastest, with full daily coverage across East and South Auckland — and larger jobs by arrangement beyond.
Carpet questions
Straight answers, before you book.
2–4 hours for most rooms with decent airflow and low humidity. And that last part matters. Want to help it along? The formula is simple: cross-breeze + a little warmth. Open windows on opposite sides so the damp air flows out, and run a fan or the heat pump. On a cold, still, humid day — or if you need it sooner — add assisted drying and an afternoon clean is dry by dinner.
That's the exception, not the rule — and when it happens it's the room's conditions, not the clean. We pull most of the moisture back at the wand and finish with a low-pH conditioning rinse, so the damp worries people have — browning, mould, musty smells — don't creep in. Slow drying comes down to cold, still, humid air with no heating on. Three things fix it fastest: airflow, lower humidity and a little warmth — crack a couple of windows for cross-flow, or run a fan or the heat pump. Need it sooner? We set up air movers to finish it off. Either way, we tell you what to expect before we start — so there are no surprises.
Yes — our machine runs high-heat (up to 120°C), but the heat is dialled right down at the wand to suit each fibre. Fine wool, synthetic piles and hand-woven rugs each get their own fibre-matched setting — never a blanket temperature.
You don't have to — vacuuming is part of what we do on the day. If you do have five minutes it genuinely helps, and it's worth knowing why: your vacuum lifts the loose dirt sitting on top, which frees ours to go after what a household machine can't reach — the grit and allergens held down in the base of the pile, where hot-water extraction does its real work. How much we vacuum depends on the clean you've chosen: Light gets a vacuum wherever it helps, Regular covers the traffic lanes and the busiest areas, and Premier gets a thorough vacuum throughout. What helps most, though, is a quick tidy — small items up off the floor, with anything valuable, breakable or precious tucked safely away. Then nothing's at risk, and we can get straight onto the carpet.
Yes — we use biodegradable, pet- and kid-safe pre-sprays to break down grease and oils. Then we finish with a low-pH conditioning rinse: it rebalances and softens the fibre and leaves no sticky detergent residue — think conditioner after shampoo. The finishing scent is a natural essential oil (lemon, lime or an exotic option) that deodorises and sanitises, so it smells genuinely clean rather than perfumed over. Nothing harsh left behind for little ones or bare feet.
Yes — we just ask everyone to give the damp floors and our gear a bit of room. Cleaning means the carpet stays damp for a couple of hours and our hoses run through the house while we work, so wet floors can be slippery (especially where carpet meets tile or vinyl) and the hoses and cables are a temporary trip hazard. Keep small children, anyone unsteady on their feet, and pets clear of the wet areas and the run of the hose until things are dry and packed up — and if a pet might bolt through a propped-open door, pop them in a closed room first. We lay our gear tidily and flag the slippery spots; a little care from both sides keeps the day smooth.
We treat every stain — but like a doctor with a patient, we can't promise a full cure on all of them. Some have permanently changed the fibre's dye, so no treatment brings it all the way back. Our promise: we give you an honest read before we start, tell you what will respond well and what won't, then treat each one with the right method and do our very best. Most respond beautifully — the honest few that won't, you'll hear about up front. No false hope, no surprises.
As a rule of thumb, every 12–18 months for a typical home. That's the interval carpet-industry guidance (like the Carpet & Rug Institute) recommends, in line with AS/NZS 3733 maintenance practice, and it's what keeps most carpet warranties valid. With kids, pets or a busy household, closer to every 6–12 months keeps them healthy. Really high-traffic or health-sensitive spaces can want it more often again. Regular cleaning isn't just about looks: it clears the grit that grinds the fibre down early, so the carpet lasts longer.
Best thing: blot it gently with a clean white cloth and a little plain water, then leave the rest to us. Please don't reach for supermarket spot removers or bleach — they can react with our treatment later (and sometimes bleach the fibre), and a stain that's already been DIY-treated is much harder for us to shift. A quick blot, and let us know what happened.
That's usually "wicking" — a deep stain, or something in the carpet backing, slowly rising to the surface as the carpet dries. It's normal and fixable: tell us within 7 days and we'll come back and re-treat it at no charge. It's covered by our workmanship guarantee.
Fresh carpet, honest price —
no surprises.
No obligation · instant price · Henderson based