Instantly upgrade the look and feel of your home with our premium, fast-acting carpet, rug and upholstery cleaning services.
Our team of specialists uses high-quality equipment and eco-friendly, anti-allergen products to tackle those particularly stubborn stains and deliver long-lasting results.
My carpets were recently steam cleaned. It appears that they now become dirtier much faster. Should I get them dry cleaned instead?
This often happens if the detergent used while steam cleaning is not properly extracted from the carpet. Unfortunately, the detergent that was left to dry in the carpet attracts all the dirt from people’s shoes when they walk on it. To solve this problem, the carpet simply needs to be steam cleaned properly, using the right equipment and process.
I’m organising a party with some friends, but my carpet looks a bit dirty. Having the carpet cleaned before the party could make it look worse again afterwards, but I don’t want to leave it as it is. What should I do?
Prior to the party, MagiCare Clean can provide a special service to make your carpet look spotless. Our team will then complete a deep steam clean after your party at no additional cost.
My mum dropped her glass of wine on my carpet after it was cleaned. Can the stain be removed?
You’re in luck! MagiCare Clean provides a spot cleaning service to remove stains from your carpet. The sooner a stain is removed, the better. Call us on 1300 88 99 50 to get it sorted ASAP.
Do you have any suggestions as to how I can remove dirt from my carpet?
Download our helpful brochure to find out how to treat every different kind of spill and stain. Alternatively, call us on 1300 88 99 50 and we will personally send you a copy.
Our carpet steam cleaning services start from $35 per furnished room.
End of Lease Carpet Clean from $150 plus GST (up to 50m2).
Upholstery and rug steam cleaning services start from just $40 and $60, respectively (depending on size).
Call 1300 88 99 50 today to receive a personalised quote designed to suit your unique requirements.
