Adding carpet cleaning to my business feels like a natural next step. Many of our clients already trust us with their homes and offices, so offering carpet and rug cleaning allows us to give them a more complete service instead of sending them somewhere else. My plan is to invest in professional equipment, take proper hands on training, and become certified through the International Janitorial Cleaning Services Association (IJCSA). That certification is important to me because it shows we are not just “trying” a new service, we are learning the right techniques, understanding different carpet fibers, proper stain removal methods, and how to avoid over-wetting or damaging materials. I also plan to educate clients on the value of routine maintenance by offering scheduled cleanings throughout the year, not just one time emergency stain removal.

There are real benefits to having carpets and rugs cleaned by certified IJCSA members. Professional cleaning goes much deeper than vacuuming, it removes trapped dirt, allergens, and buildup that can affect air quality and the overall feel of a space. Clean carpets instantly make a home or office look fresher, smell better, and feel more cared for. Regular maintenance also protects the client’s investment by extending the life of their flooring. When clients hire someone who is certified, they gain peace of mind knowing the work is being done properly and safely. At the end of the day, it’s about delivering quality, building trust, and helping clients maintain a cleaner, healthier environment.