Commercial Carpet Cleaning

A man wearing a black cap, black t-shirt, gray pants, and gray sneakers vacuuming stairs with steam cleaning equipment.

For more than 48 years, Automated Maintenance Systems has cleaned commercial carpets with truck-mounted steam equipment. The extraction pulls embedded dirt, stains, and residue out of the fiber, which is what a vacuum leaves behind. Carpets look better, last longer, and dry sooner, so the building can go back into use.

A man standing on a carpeted floor, wearing a dark T-shirt, gray pants, sneakers, and a gray cap, using a blue vacuum cleaner to clean the carpet in an office or waiting room area.

What the job includes

Scheduling is set around the building, not the other way around. Pricing is quoted before the work starts, with no add-on fees after the crew is on site.

  • A price before the work starts. The quote covers the scope you approved. No surprise charges after the job.

  • Scheduled around your hours. Nights, weekends, or a closed day, so the floor is not wet while people are in the building.

  • Hot-water extraction. Steam over 200 degrees loosens dirt and reduces bacteria in the fiber. It is cleaning, not a sterilization claim.

  • Stains and heavy soil. The truck-mount reaches residue a portable machine leaves behind.

  • Faster dry time. Stronger suction pulls more water out, so the space is back in use sooner.

Truck-mounted steam cleaning

The systems are truck-mounted, not portable. Water is heated to over 200 degrees, hotter than a portable machine can hold, so grease and embedded dirt loosen before extraction. Pressure is steadier, and the suction pulls more water back out. Large floors clean more evenly, and the carpet dries sooner, so the space is back in use with less downtime.