Stain Removal
Stain Removal
If you have kids, pets, guests, or everyday activity in your home, stains on carpet, rugs, or furniture are eventually going to happen. Food spills, drinks, mud, pet accidents, ink, lipstick, paint, and other substances can leave behind difficult spots that ordinary cleaning may not fully address.
When you are dealing with a tough stain in your carpet, rug, or upholstered furniture, Veteran’s Chem-Dry offers specialty stain treatment services designed to address many common and difficult stains.
The Stain Treatment Experts
Many spills and spots can be improved or removed during Chem-Dry’s standard cleaning process. However, some difficult stains — such as paint, lipstick, permanent marker, wine, coffee, pet accidents, and other stubborn substances — may require specialty treatment.
Our professionally trained technicians use specialty stain treatment products and professional equipment designed to address many difficult spots and stains. Because every stain is different, results can vary depending on the type of stain, the material being cleaned, how long the stain has been present, previous cleaning attempts, and the condition of the carpet, rug, or upholstery.
Veteran’s Chem-Dry can treat many difficult stains, including:
- Food stains such as chocolate, jelly, and ketchup
- Blood
- Pet accidents
- Dirt and mud
- Tomato juice, soda, and Kool-Aid
- Grass
- Wine
- Coffee
- Many other common household spots and spills
Helping Carpets and Upholstery Resist Everyday Spills
For added protection after cleaning, ask about Chem-Dry’s stain protectant options for carpets, rugs, and upholstered furniture.
Stain protectant does not make surfaces stain-proof, but it can help add a protective layer around fibers, help repel many common spills and soils, and give you more time to blot spills before they become harder to remove.
The faster a stain is addressed, the better the chance of improving the affected area. If you spot a tough stain in your home, call Veteran’s Chem-Dry for professional stain treatment in Blue Springs, Independence, Lee’s Summit, Kansas City, Liberty, Kearney, Smithville, Platte County, Platte City, Riverside, and the surrounding Kansas City area.