In short
Flying Carpet Cleaning NJ cleans carpets, area rugs, sofas, upholstered furniture and mattresses in West New York, Hudson County, New Jersey. Each visit starts with a look at the material, and the method is chosen for it. Open 24 hours, every day. Quotes are free with no obligation.
The homes of West New York
West New York is built on two levels. Most of the town sits on top of the Palisades, where Boulevard East follows the cliff edge and apartment towers look across the Hudson River to Manhattan. Below the cliff, along the river itself, is a newer waterfront district. Census figures give the town about 21,700 homes and 52,000 people, and 42 percent of those homes are in buildings with at least 20 units. The rest are spread across smaller apartment houses and two to four unit houses on the streets around Bergenline Avenue, each group holding roughly a quarter of the total, plus 11 percent in single family houses. Homes built since 2000 make up 21 percent, close to the 23 percent that predate 1940, and 77 percent of occupied homes are rented.
How a visit works here
In a Boulevard East tower or a waterfront building, a visit begins at the front desk. Ask the building ahead of time whether we need to be on a list, which entrance to use and whether there is a service elevator. In a smaller building the way in is more often a stairwell, so give us the number of flights. Either way, tell us where a van can stop to unload. When the cleaning is done, turn on the air conditioning or open the windows. Carpet and fabric are usually dry within a few hours, sooner with a breeze through the room and later on a humid day.
What we clean in West New York
Carpet cleaning in West New York
Wall to wall carpet in West New York is usually apartment carpet, since 65 percent of homes are in buildings with five units or more. We begin with a walk through: the fiber, the age of the carpet, the worn paths and the spots you point out.
Carpet cleaning in West New York, in full
Rug cleaning in West New York
Roughly one in ten West New York homes is a single family house. The rest belong to buildings that hold two homes or more, and a rug in an apartment gets cleaned on the floor it covers.
Rug cleaning in West New York, in full
Sofa cleaning in West New York
West New York is an apartment town, with 89 percent of homes in multi unit buildings, so a sofa is cleaned in the living room where it stands. A sectional is handled one section at a time.
Sofa cleaning in West New York, in full
Upholstery cleaning in West New York
Chairs, ottomans and headboards are cleaned at home, one piece after another. In West New York, 58 percent of homes are in houses and buildings with fewer than 20 units and 42 percent are in larger ones, and for this work the main difference between them is the trip from the curb to your door.
Upholstery cleaning in West New York, in full
Mattress cleaning in West New York
The bedroom is where a mattress gets cleaned, on its own frame, so the work is the same on a high floor of a Boulevard East tower as in a two family house a few blocks inland. Both are common in West New York: 42 percent of homes are in the big buildings, those with 20 or more units.
Mattress cleaning in West New York, in full
West New York: questions, answered
Do you clean in the apartment towers along Boulevard East in West New York?
Yes. Tower apartments are a large part of the town: Census figures put 42 percent of West New York homes in buildings with at least 20 units. Ask your front desk whether we need to be announced or use a service entrance, and pass that along when you call.
Is a quote for cleaning in West New York free?
Yes. There is no charge for a quote. What it comes to depends on how large the job is, what the material is and what shape it is in. Describe each room or piece, name the fiber or fabric if you can, and flag anything unusual such as heavy staining, so the figure fits the work.
Will you tell me if a stain in my West New York apartment will not come out?
Yes. Before work begins you hear what cleaning can and cannot be expected to do. Some marks are damage and not soil: bleach spots, sun fading, old pet urine that reached the pad or the cushion core. We point those out first, so the decision to go ahead is yours.