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Wall to wall carpet, stairs, area rugs, sofas and sectionals, upholstered furniture such as dining chairs, armchairs and headboards, and mattresses. We also treat pet stains and odors, and we clean offices, event halls and places of worship. We do not clean leather, and we do not offer tile and grout cleaning.

North and Central New Jersey. The counties we work in most are Bergen, Hudson, Essex, Union, Middlesex and Passaic. Call (908) 895-6560 with your address and we confirm it.

We are open 24 hours a day, every day, Saturday and Sunday included. Visits can be arranged for evenings and nights as well.

Call (908) 895-6560 or send the request form with photographs. Quotes are free and carry no obligation, online or at your home. Tell us what needs cleaning, the size or the number of rooms, the material if you know it, and your town. Photos help.

By the size of the job, the material and its condition. Carpet is quoted by the rooms and the stairs, rugs by their size and fiber, and furniture by the piece. There is no charge for the quote.

The one that suits the material. Most carpet and upholstery is cleaned with hot water extraction, often called steam cleaning. Wool, delicate fabrics and mattresses are cleaned with cooler water and less of it, or with a low moisture method.

It depends on the season, the material and the airflow. In warm, dry weather most things are dry within hours. In winter or in humid weather, thick carpet and dense rugs can take up to 48 hours. Open windows, heating, air conditioning or a fan all shorten it.

Yes. We use non toxic cleaning products that are safe for children and pets. Keep children and pets off damp carpet and fabric until it is dry, so it stays clean and nobody slips.

Sometimes. Same day service is available when the schedule allows, so ask when you call. Evening, night and weekend visits can be arranged for homes and for businesses.

Yes. Flying Carpet Cleaning NJ is licensed and insured, and we provide a certificate of insurance for buildings that ask for one. Tell us what your building needs when you book.

No. Every job is quoted, because the size, the material and the condition change the work. The quote is free and you are under no obligation.

Yes. A rug can be cleaned in your home, or picked up, cleaned and brought back rolled and wrapped. Tell us the size and the material and we suggest which suits it.

No, and we say so before we start. Most everyday soil and recent spills respond well. Bleach marks, sun fading, some dyes and old pet urine that soaked below the surface can be permanent. We look first and tell you what to expect.

Every 6 to 12 months suits most homes. Homes with pets, small children or heavy foot traffic do better closer to every 6 months, and a guest room that is rarely used can wait longer.

It depends on the season. In warm, dry weather carpet is often dry within hours. In winter or in humid weather, and with thick or dense pile, it can take up to 48 hours. Moving air shortens it: open windows when the weather allows, run a fan or the heating, and keep furniture legs off damp carpet.

Not when the method fits the fiber. Synthetic carpet tolerates hot water extraction well. Wool and specialty carpet get cooler water and less of it, or a low moisture method, which is why we check the fiber before we start.

Often, when the urine is recent and sits in the pile. Old or repeated accidents that reached the pad or the subfloor are harder, and cleaning the surface may improve them without removing them. We tell you what is realistic after we look.

It helps, and it is not required. A quick vacuum removes loose grit, so the cleaning can work on what is deeper in the pile.

Yes. We clean carpet for businesses as well as homes in the six counties we serve. Tell us the size of the space and when it is empty, and we plan the visit for an hour that suits you, nights and weekends included.

Often, yes, when the dyes are stable and the rug is in sound condition. We test the dyes first. If the rug should be picked up instead, we tell you before any water touches it and explain why.

Yes. We clean a rug in your home, or we pick it up from your home, clean it and return it rolled and wrapped. Tell us the size of the rug and the floor it is on when you ask for a quote.

With great caution. Silk and viscose lose their sheen and can be marked by water, so we test first and clean only the surface when the test allows it. Some of these rugs are better left to a specialist in that fiber, and we say so.

It should not when it is handled correctly. Cotton fringe is cleaned by hand, separately from the pile, and dried quickly, because slow drying is what browns it.

Usually a few hours for a synthetic rug and longer for wool, which holds more water. Air moving across the rug matters more than heat. Keep furniture and the pad off it until it is dry.

It depends on how deep it went. A recent accident in the pile usually responds to cleaning. Urine that soaked into the foundation of the rug does not come out with a surface cleaning on the floor, and it may already have changed the dyes. For a rug like that we suggest pickup.

By the size of the rug, its fiber and its condition. Quotes are free. Measure the rug if you can, and send a photo of the front and the back, since the back shows how it was made.

Usually a few hours. It depends on the fabric, the weather and the airflow in the room. Standing the cushions on edge and running a fan shortens the wait.

Not when the method follows the cleaning code. We read the tag and test a hidden place first. If a fabric is not safe to clean with water, we use a low moisture method or tell you it should not be wet cleaned.

By the piece and its size. A quote is based on the sofa or sectional itself and the number of seats, with the fabric and the condition taken into account. Quotes are free.

Often from the fabric, and not always from the core. A recent accident usually responds well. Urine that soaked into the foam of a cushion can leave a smell that surface cleaning improves without removing.

No. Leave them on. A cover washed apart from the sofa can shrink or change shade, and then it no longer matches the frame. We clean the covers on their cushions.

No. We do not clean leather. We clean fabric sofas and sectionals, microfiber included, and the cleaning code on the tag tells us which method the fabric allows.

Yes. We clean seating for businesses as well as homes in the six counties we serve. Tell us how many pieces there are and when the room is free.

Yes. Dining chairs, headboards, ottomans, benches and accent chairs are everyday work for us. Each piece is quoted on its own, so count them before you call.

Usually, with care. We test first and use the gentlest method that will clean it, most often low moisture, then groom the pile in one direction while it dries. Some velvets should not be wet cleaned, and we say so.

Yes. Rows of upholstered chairs are cleaned seat and back, row by row. Tell us how many chairs there are and when the room is free, and we plan the visit for an hour that suits you, nights and weekends included.

Usually a few hours. Thin seat fabric dries faster than a thick cushion. Air moving through the room helps more than heat.

It says what the fabric can be cleaned with. W is water based cleaning, S is solvent only, WS is either and X is vacuuming only. We read it before we choose a method.

No, leather is not something we clean. Our upholstery work covers fabrics: cotton, linen, velvet, polyester, microfiber and similar covers on chairs, ottomans, benches and headboards.

By the piece. The size of each piece, its fabric and its condition set the quote, and quotes are free. A list of the pieces and a few photos are enough to start.

No. The method is low moisture by design. Only the surface fabric is cleaned, and the moisture is extracted again at once, so the inside of the mattress stays dry.

A mattress takes 24 to 72 hours to dry, depending on the season: less in warm, dry weather and more in winter. Leave a window open or a fan running, plan another place to sleep for the first night or two, and make the bed when the surface is dry to the touch.

Often, when the accident is recent and near the surface. An old stain that soaked into the foam is much harder. It may lighten without disappearing, and we tell you what to expect after we look.

No. Mattress cleaning deals with dust, sweat marks, spills and odors. An infestation needs a pest control company.

Once or twice a year suits most households. After an illness, an accident, or before a guest stays are also common reasons to have it done.

An upholstered headboard is cleaned as an upholstery piece. Tell us what the bed has when you ask for a quote, and we include each piece in it.

Sometimes, and not always completely. Urine that stayed in the pile can usually be treated and rinsed out. Urine that reached the pad or the subfloor may leave a smell that returns in humid weather, and we tell you which case we think it is before starting.

Because dried urine leaves salts that draw moisture from the air. When the air is damp they release odor again. If the smell returns after a cleaning, the source is usually deeper than the surface that was cleaned.

Yes. The cleaning products we use are non toxic and safe for children and pets. Keep animals off the carpet or the furniture while it is damp, so paws do not carry soil onto wet fibers.

Yes. Fabric sofas, upholstered chairs and mattresses are treated as well as carpet and rugs. The cover or the surface is cleaned, and an accident that soaked into the foam underneath may improve without going away.

Blotting with water is the safer first move. A spray can leave residue that holds soil or sets a ring, and scented ones only cover the smell. If you already used one, tell us what it was so we know what is in the fiber.

By the size of the area or the piece, the material and the condition, which here means how many spots there are and how old they are. Quotes are free and carry no obligation, and photographs of the spots are enough to start one online.

Yes. Stairs can be cleaned on their own or together with rooms and halls. A staircase is quoted by its number of steps and landings either way.

Separately from the rooms, by the number of steps. Count every step from the bottom floor to the top, note any landing or turn, and say if it is full carpet or a runner. Quotes are free.

Usually, with cooler water and less of it than a synthetic carpet gets. We check the fiber first. If a runner is better served by a low moisture method, that is what we use, and we tell you why.

It depends on the season, the fiber and the air moving through the stairwell. In warm weather stairs are often dry within hours. In a cold or damp spell, a thick wool runner may need as long as 48 hours.

The soil in it will. Most of that gray is ground in dirt and oil, which cleaning removes. If the pile itself is worn or crushed, some shading remains because the fibers lie differently.

Yes. Carpeted stairs in a business are cleaned the same way, and the visit can be set for an hour when the stairs are least used, nights and weekends included. We are licensed and insured and can provide a certificate of insurance when a building asks for one.

Yes. Visits can be arranged at any hour, evenings, nights and weekends included, and the business is open 24 hours, every day. Tell us when the space is empty and how someone will let us in.

Yes. The business is licensed and insured, and it supplies a certificate of insurance to buildings that ask. Pass along the requirements from your property manager when you request the quote.

Yes. Synagogues, churches and other places of worship are among the spaces we clean: sanctuary carpet, aisles, pew cushions, upholstered chairs and social halls. The visit is planned around services and holidays.

It depends on the carpet, the method and the season. Low, dense commercial carpet cleaned with a low moisture method is often ready within hours, and extraction in cold or humid weather takes longer. We tell you what to plan for before the visit is booked.

Yes, and it is free with no obligation. It can follow a walk through or be worked out online from photographs and the size of the space.

Yes. Carpet and upholstered seating can be cleaned together, since the chairs have to be moved for the carpet anyway. Give us the number of chairs along with the floor area.