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Serving Orange County for over 30 Years--24/7 Service

General Info: Providing high-quality, professional carpet, upholstery, tile and grout cleaning and restoration services for over three decades. We have the experience and expertise to know exactly what your carpets and upholstery needs to bring them back to life. We use the latest techniques and can handle all types of fabrics. Licensed, bonded and insured, serving customers in and around Orange County. We have pick-up and delivery cleaning options and 24/7 emergency service.
Email: Email Business
Services/Products: Commercial Services Deodorizing Mold Testing Tile & Grout Cleaning Water Damage Restoration Water Restoration
Brands: Teflon
Payment method: amex, discover, visa, paypal, mastercard
Other Link: http://www.mrkscarpet.com
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Phone: (845) 294-5345

Address: 34 Glen Dr, Goshen, NY 10924

Website: http://www.mrkscarpet.com

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Mr K's Carpet Service

Carpet Cleaning
For the best outcome with a nail polish spill it is advisable to have a professional carpet cleaning company with experience using acetone address this before anyone non-professional touches it.
Upholstery Cleaning
Second: The power and efficiency of a truck mounted steam cleaning machine makes it possible for a cleaner to take 1 or 2 passes of the wand over the carpet and have quite a noticeable improvement. Unfortunately this is what too many cleaners accept as a satisfactory end product in order to save themselves time, which is really at your expense. By only taking 1 or 2 strokes over the carpet it will more than likely be dry in 1 to 2 hours, but after drying may also not look much better than when they started. The staff at Mr. K’s Carpet Service has all been trained in house and conforms to all Industry Accepted Practices (IAP). The owner of Mr. K’s Carpet Service – James Knowles who is responsible for all in house training has been trained in the following IICRC courses, Carpet Cleaning, Upholstery Cleaning, Leather Cleaning, Color Restoration (Spot Dyeing), Flood Damage Restoration, and Mold Remediation. Our staff all strictly adhere to the procedures trained here that will produce an end product that meets our standards. One of these strict procedures trained here is to use an I stroke instead of the most commonly used W stroke. An I stroke makes better use of the heat generated (which equals BTUs or Energy) by your equipment while a W stroke relies on dwell time of the first stroke before coming back with the 2nd and many times final stroke. As stated earlier our main criteria is to get your carpet clean, and if that means in high traffic areas going over the carpet with 10 or 15 or as many strokes as needed to do the job, as well as the use of traffic lane pre-conditioners at no extra charge to you, that’s what we do. Our feeling here at Mr. K’S Carpet Service is that on average you clean your carpets once a year and your main concern should be that they come clean. If that means that for that one day the carpets are a little damp for as much as 24 hours that is better than having them look like nothing was ever done two days later.
Window Cleaning
Rug Cleaning
Tile and Grout Cleaning
Below are pictures of a before and after Tile & Grout Cleaning Job It was stated by this customer that this floor had been recently cleaned 3 separate times, once with bleach, and two times with store bought ceramic tile cleaners and scrub brushes as well as even a tooth brush on the grout lines. The homeowner was unaware if it had ever been professionally cleaned.
Vacuuming
Before Allergy Relief Treatment is applied it is important to do a professional cleaning of textiles. Proper cleaning consists of pre vacuuming, wet cleaning, rinsing, and application of Allergy Relief Treatment on mattresses, upholstery, carpets, and rugs.
Mattress Cleaning
Deodorizing
Stain Removal
First blot up as much of the lotion as possible with white paper towels until nothing is transferring into the towels. At this point to proceed safely without doing further damage to carpet we will need to perform a test. Many hand lotions have oxidizers that become activated with the introduction of moisture. If these oxidizers are present they may cause color loss bleaching when further spot removal is attempted. If a remnant of carpet is available the same lotion should be applied and rinsed with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. After 24 hours if no color loss is apparent you can proceed with spot cleaning. If there is color loss have the spot professionally cleaned to minimize the spread of color loss area. This may then either be spot dyed or patched afterward, but a smaller area may be affected with proper cleaning.
Steam Cleaning
When cleaning many fine fabrics we may either use a combination of steam cleaning and hand shampooing, or a moisture barrier cleaning technique. When cleaning velvets we are careful to clean, soften, and re-groom all the fibers to their original alignment.
Leather Cleaning
Todays textiles require modern approaches to maintain their original qualities. Whether you need carpet, upholstery or leather cleaning, be assured Mr. K’s will use the most up to date equipment and techniques available to restore your furnishings to a like new condition. Many of today’s textiles have protective coatings that prevent excessive wear, soilage, and staining. The technicians from Mr. K’s are trained to identify the type of fiber they are working with and proceed using the proper cleaning and protection procedures. For carpet and many fabrics we use a state of the art truck mounted steam cleaning method to insure thorough soil and stain removal while leaving your textiles as dry as possible.
Bathroom Cleaning

Office Cleaning
Commercial cleaning of large areas and heavily soiled carpeting is commonplace to Mr. K’s Carpet Service. Industrial sites with an area as large as 50,000 sq. ft. can be cleaned, dry, and ready for use within a 12 hour period when necessary. Below is a view of the contrast between soiled and clean carpet in a restaurant. This carpet has been maintained by Mr. K’s Carpet Service since 1981 and lasted in excess of 20 years.

Damage Restoration

Water Damage Restoration
Mr. K’s Carpet Service is trained to IICRC standards and is equipped to handle all your flood damage emergencies from a flood that originates on upper floors and creates damage from top to bottom of the dwelling, to the minor basement flood caused by a washing machine hose.
Fire Damage Restoration
Structural Drying
The next step is to set up a closed drying cycle. To do this you will need to close off all exterior windows and close off any areas not affected by flood to reduce the total cubic feet of area you are working on. You will want to bring the temperature to approximately 72 degrees Fahrenheit, this is the optimum temperature for drying. A common misconception when trying to dry a dwelling is that high heat is optimum for drying. While high heat will dry faster, high air temperature will also raise the mold spore count through the roof creating a perfect breeding ground for fungi in the presence of high humidity which is common in flooding conditions. The only exception to this would be if you have infra-red radiant heat which only heats objects in the room not the air. With infra-red radiant heat you would be able to heat walls above air temperature creating higher vapor pressure in wet structural material than that of the air, which would decrease structural drying time. You probably don’t have radiant heat and this is very complex drying theory, so just set your heat on 72 degrees Fahrenheit for the best outcome.
Mold Remediation
This information only pertains to floods on ground floors with concrete underneath. Any flood that has wood or other structural materials with cellulose fiber that would be a food source for microbial growth underneath a layer of carpet should be addressed by a flood restoration professional. Failure to properly address wet structural materials will become much more damaging to the dwelling than the replacement cost of carpeting. For this reason and the consideration of the extreme expense of mold remediation the dwelling is always of first concern. Any flood that is not addressed within 12 hours also should not be attempted without consultation of a flood restoration professional as secondary damage needs to be assessed for a proper drying plan. For more information regarding mold related issues visit

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