“Carpet Cleaners

Dirty Tricks Exposed”

A Former Certified And Licensed Carpet Cleaner Spills The Beans On The Entire Carpet Cleaning Industry And Has Every Crooked Carpet Cleaner Foaming At The Mouth With Rage... 

This former carpet cleaner exposes the inside scoop of the carpet cleaners top dirty tricks and how to avoid them while showing you how to hire a true professional without risking one single dime yet saving you money at the same time.

... So you must read each and every word of this page, because...

"You've Been Lied-To...
And Ripped-Off...
For The Very Last Time..."

Here’s Their Top Dirty Tricks EXPOSED!

1.      You are quoted a cheap price. Sometimes 2, 3 or even up to 10 times cheaper than other carpet cleaners. This is the most common dirty trick. They quote you low but bump the price up later. It’s called “bait and switch”. In some countries it’s illegal. It’s where you’re quoted one price over the phone but when the technician arrives and completes the work you end up paying much more for the carpet cleaning and the things you would have been better off hiring a genuine professional who may have been a little more pricy over the phone in the first place. This relates to Carpet Cleaning, Rug Cleaning andy other related cleaning performed by industry professionals.

2.     You specifically asked for a certified and licensed trained professionals. But when they arrived at your home and if you remembered to ask they didn’t have any proof that they were accredited apart from saying so. A true professional will always carry or be able to prove to you they are licensed technicians. Would you hire an un certified electrician? Are your carpets just as expensive as your electrical work? If you think about it they are most likely even more expensive.

3.      Did you ask if they have some kind of written Guarantee and can you see it? Most of these con artists will tell you all the stuff you want to hear over the phone but when they arrive at your home they will typically have nothing. A good, honest and reputable carpet cleaner will always be associated with some kind of Written Guarantee. If you get something you were not expecting to pay for then why should you pay for it? If you were told your new Mercedes Bens was going to be a Mercedes Bens but when it arrived it was a Ford or a Holden, would you pay for it and not bother?

4.      Do they use portables or a truck mount? Insist on a good quality truck mount to be used. This is a good question especially now as even truck mount machines are so different in the quality of their performance. The truth is just like anything else…most often if something requires a larger investment it usually will be a much better asset. Some of the larger and newer truck mounts (valued at around $30,000 to well over $50,000 these days) will out perform their smaller and older predecessors by a staggering amount. A portable can never come close to the performance of a quality truck mount. It’s like trying to compare a push bike to a racing super bike on the race track…there is just no comparison. The carpet cleaner will usually try and trick you into believing the portable or small truck mount is just as good but it just is NOT. Having said this I've also seen a dedicated and trained professional do a much better job using a portable machine compared to a technician using a quality truck mount but really doesn't care. So choosing the right carpet cleaner is half the battle.

5.      It’s not unusual for a carpet cleaner to lie to you on the phone and then again in your home. Unfortunately this industry has its fair share of bad apples as I call it and unless you have the guidance of an industry professional or you are experienced in this field you just could never know until it’s too late.

Another Carpet Cleaner is charged 

$5,000 or Jail for ripping of the elderly