Premium-quality Carpet Cleaning Edmonton N9

Can carpet cleaning damage your carpets?

Yes - if it is not done properly. Professional carpet-care specialists have very strict operative algorithms and follow them step by step. Extra care should be observed when your carpet receives hot water extraction - you must allow for the proper drying time before you can step on the treated area. All Anyclean technicians have received meticulous NCCA training and know how to protect your floor coverings while working on them.

Is it worth getting your carpets professionally cleaned?

Given that Anyclean's prices are more than reasonable, let's concentrate on the results - you get a thoroughly refreshed and sanitised carpet, free of dust and allergens; if we apply Scotchgard protection, the carpet will be less susceptible to dirt smothering and humidity; the treatment prolongs the overall lifespan of your floor coverings. You draw your own conclusions.

How do you deep-clean a carpet?

We employ the hot water extraction method - the injected steam penetrates as deep as the carpet pad, and the suction function removes any soiling or residue afterwards.

How soon can I walk on my carpet after a treatment?

It depends on the method we have applied. For steam washing (hot water extraction), please allow up to six hours of drying time. Dry carpet cleaning rarely requires more than three hours. You should also pay attention on the weather outside - carpets do dry  faster in sunny, warmer weather.

All Saints Church Edmonton

Situated on Church Street in Edmonton N9, it is located in the London Borough of Enfield, and within walking distance from Edmonton Green shopping centre. Pass under the bridge at Edmonton Green railway station and head up west along Church Street, and you will find the church, lying a little back from the junction with Victoria Road. All Saints Church in Edmonton is an Anglican worshipping venue within the Edmonton Episcopal Area of the Diocese of London. It is home to a large and gloriously diverse congregation of dedicated Christians, representing a wide range of backgrounds, nationalities, languages and ages. The community gathers together week by week for worship and prayer, as well as to get involved in the affairs of the day, such as charity functions and other social events.

Edmonton Military Hospital

At the beginning of the World War One, the hospital in Silver Street, which is now known as the North Middlesex Hospital, became a Military Hospital and was used to service wounded soldiers. With its two red crosses on the front door, the hospital’s building was a great centre of interest to local residents. Today the North Middlesex Hospital still provides high quality healthcare service to people in Edmonton, and all residential areas in Enfield. It offers excellent clinic care and services, which are provided in single sex facilities to patients.

Edmonton Leisure Centre

It is a large multi-purpose leisure centre that you will find at 2 The Broadway, in Edmonton N9. The centre is brought by Enfield Council, in partnership with Fusion, which is a well-known sports organisation that provides state-of-the-art sports facilities and first class leisure services. On the site, there are fully equipped gym, spinning area, multi-purpose sports hall, play centre, exercise studio, swimming and training pools, and crèche. There is also a Health Suite, where visitors are welcome to unwind and relax in the centre’s poolside sauna and steam rooms, and a café, to enjoy a drink or get a bite to eat after and existing session. At the Edmonton Leisure Centre you will find a wide range of sports activities, sessions and courses designed to suite people of all ages and abilities.