First-Class Carpet Cleaning Wimbledon

Do professional carpet cleaners always vacuum first?

In general - yes. Whenever we have to perform a thorough carpet treatment, we must remove small particles and dust first to improve the quality of the service. There are a few procedures (spot and stain removal, anti-static treatment, pet odour removal) that do not require preliminary vacuuming.

Is dry carpet cleaning better than steam washing?

It depends on the specific condition of the carpet and the issues we must solve. Dry carpet cleaning is quicker and delivers better results for surface treatment. If we need to deep-clean the carpet, though, and remove grime down to the carpet pad, hot water extraction is the incomporably better method.

What should I ask a carpet cleaner?

• Is your service fully insured?
• How much time will it take for my carpets to dry?
• Will the carpet shrink after your treatment?
• Is your company/cleaners certified by the NCCA?
• Are the products you employ safe for children/pets?
• How long have you been in business?

Can wet carpets make you ill?

Unfortunately - yes. Wet and soiled carpets are the perfect environment for the formation of mould, bacteria, and germs that can cause asthma and other respiratory problems as well as dangerous bacterial infections.

The area is home to the world’s oldest and most famous tennis tournament – The Wimbledon Championship, commonly referred to as Wimbledon. The very first championship in Wimbledon took place in 1877 on the site of the All England lawn tennis and Croquet Club. The tournament was sponsored by the All England Croquet Club and was initiated to raise money to repair a broken roller at the private club but instead has turned into the most respected tennis tournament in the world. The Wimbledon Championship is one of the four Grand Slam and perhaps the biggest and the most prestigious. Taking place over two weeks in late June and early July, it is the only Major tennis tournament which is still played on grass.

Although it is most noted as the home of tennis as well as for its prestigious tennis championship, Wimbledon has also been famous for its football club. From a small local, non-league team which was founded in 1889 and named Wimbledon Old Central Football Club, from 1977 Wimbledon FC has climbed through all levels of the Football League, reaching the highest national professional league in 1986. The club’s biggest achievement is winning the FA Cup against Liverpool in 1988.

One of the most noted cafes in the area is Bill’s Wimbledon, situated at 20 Hartfield Road SW19. It combines an old-fashioned grocer with an appealing delicatessen and a friendly café where you will find a delightful British and Mediterranean- based menu. Bill’s is a great choice whether for an early breakfast, a lazy late lunch or for a family dinner and a romantic date. The walls at Bill’s Wimbledon are decorated with shelves stacked with produce, menus are propped appealingly all over the venue and staff are really friendly and attentive. If you are looking for a nice café in Wimbledon where the choice of menu is so huge, then Bill’s is the perfect spot for you.

For those living in Wimbledon and the neighbouring residential developments who really want to escape the last vestige of the city and head for a lovely village location, Wimbledon Common is the ideal place. It is a huge area of open heath and woodland that spreads out over 1140 acres and is consisted of rambling paths and bridleways.  Wimbledon Common is a great space for a relaxed stroll as well as for a gentle horse ride. A great idea, really, however bear in mind that living in the capital and riding horses carries certain risks to the way your light coloured carpets look. Of course, this is nothing to worry about because our company provides its carpet cleaning London wide.