Mon–Sun: 8AM–7PM·Columbus, OH
Deep steam extraction that removes embedded dirt, allergens, pet odors, and tough stains — leaving your carpets fresh and revived.
Greener Steamer uses professional-grade hot water extraction — the method recommended by every major carpet manufacturer — to deep clean carpets across Columbus homes and businesses. Our truck-mounted equipment reaches temperatures that rental machines can't match, generating high heat and powerful suction to lift embedded grime, pet dander, dust mites, bacteria, and stains from deep within the fibers. We clean all major carpet types: nylon, polyester, olefin (berber), and wool blends, handling cut pile, textured saxony, frieze, and loop pile with equal care. We'll move furniture, pre-treat every visible stain, and extract thoroughly so carpets dry in 4–8 hours — not days. Exact pricing confirmed before we start. No surprises.
Truck-mounted heat and suction that reaches what portable machines can't.
Kills bacteria, dust mites, and odor-causing organisms deep in the fibers.
We move furniture and clean every edge — the way it should be done.
We assess the carpet condition, note any problem areas, and confirm the price upfront — no surprises.
We apply targeted pre-treatment to stains and high-traffic areas to break down stubborn soils before extraction.
Our professional equipment injects hot water and solution deep into the carpet, then immediately extracts it — pulling out all the dirt.
Any remaining spots get extra attention. We groom the carpet fibers to speed drying and improve appearance.
You inspect the results with us. We don't pack up until you're completely satisfied.
Most homes take 1–3 hours depending on the number of rooms and condition of the carpet. A single room can be done in as little as 30 minutes.
Carpets typically dry in 4–8 hours. We use techniques to speed drying, and opening windows or running fans helps. Avoid heavy foot traffic until fully dry.
Hot water extraction is safe for most carpet types including nylon, polyester, berber (olefin), and wool blends. We inspect your carpet before starting and adjust our method and temperature accordingly for delicate fibers.
Yes. We offer enzyme deodorizing treatment that works at the molecular level to neutralize pet urine and odor rather than just masking it. For mild odors, standard cleaning often handles it. For embedded odors, enzyme treatment is the solution.
We recommend every 12–18 months for most households. Homes with pets, kids, or allergy sufferers benefit from cleaning every 6–12 months. Regular cleaning also extends the life of your carpet — most manufacturers require periodic professional cleaning to keep warranties valid.
Our pricing starts at $39 per room. We provide an exact price before starting — no surprises. Multi-room specials are available: 3 rooms for $99 is our most popular package. Stairs, heavy staining, and pet odor treatment are priced separately. Call 614-987-5560 or get a free quote online.
Hot water extraction (steam cleaning) injects hot water and cleaning solution deep into the fibers, then extracts everything with powerful suction. Dry cleaning uses minimal moisture and chemical compounds. Steam cleaning removes more allergens, bacteria, and deep-set soil. It's what most carpet manufacturers recommend and what IICRC-certified professionals use.
Yes, we clean stairs. Each step is pre-treated and extracted individually. Stairs are priced per step — we'll include that in your quote upfront.
Many old stains respond well to professional pre-treatment and extraction. Results depend on the type of stain, how long it's been there, and whether anything was applied to it previously. We'll assess each stain and give you an honest expectation before we start. Some permanent dye stains (like bleach damage or certain food dyes) may not be removable.
We recommend a quick vacuum before we arrive — it helps us spend more time on deep extraction rather than removing surface debris. If you can't vacuum, we can handle it, but a pre-vacuum always improves results.
No obligation. Upfront pricing.
