Are you a pet parent who enjoys having your fur-baby on the bed? Mattress cleaning and pet odour removal can help keep that a healthy choice.
Tuxedo Carpet Care offers mattress cleaning and pet odour removal in the Fraser Valley, helping pet owners maintain their homes and health collectively!
Mattress Cleaning in Langley
We likely don’t need to mention that chronic respiratory diseases are on the rise according to the Public Health Agency. With Covid-19 being such a prevalent topic in every society worldwide, we are all well-aware of the risks and concerns of respiratory illnesses.
That being said, the Lung Association has stated that one of the primary causes of respiratory concerns are dust mite fecal matter, which thrives inside mattresses, sofas, and bedding.
Rid your home of this concern with mattress cleaning in Langley and the surrounding communities – providing you with a dust-free and healthy space.
Pet Odour Removal in Surrey
Regardless of what kind of fur-baby you choose; urine, fecal matter and dirty paws are a reality inside the home of pet owners.
This can not only begin to cause your home to smell, it can also cause an unhealthy environment and bacteria to breed.
As mentioned on our services page…
Our specialty cleaning goes beyond the stain removal. We address the spot and penetrate the area to ensure that all odors and bacteria are fully extracted. Depending on the size and type of stain (urine, vomit, feces, etc.) and the size of the stain, different specialty tools may be used!
What to expect – We will inspect the area with our UV light to determine how large the actual stain is. Sometimes it cannot be seen with the naked eye! Once we have determined the entirety of the issue you will be provided with a time estimate and quote.
At Tuxedo Carpet Care, we proudly provide Mattress Cleaning & Pet Odour Removal in the Fraser Valley – including Surrey, South Surrey, White Rock, Delta, Fort Langley and Langley.
Ready to get started? Book Your Carpet Cleaning Appointment Now!
Curious if it’s safe to sleep with your pet in your bed? See what PetMD has to say here