Middle Valley Carpet Cleaning Starts in the Hallway

Getting up the valley

About twenty minutes up Hixson Pike, and dry an hour after we finish

Downtown Chattanooga sits twelve or thirteen miles below you, and the drive runs twenty to twenty-five minutes on a normal weekday. The crew takes TN-153 across to Hixson Pike, or comes straight up Middle Valley Road when the work is on the low side of the valley.

Hixson Pike is SR 319 on a map. It leaves Hixson 3.7 miles above 153, covers another 3.3 miles through here, then crosses into Lakesite. So when the van passes Middle Valley Elementary on Thrasher Pike it is three miles short of Lakesite and already parked in your half of the valley.

A three-room visit covers 450 square feet counted across all of them, though one bedroom and the hall is still worth the run up the valley. Tell us the room count and roughly how long your hall is on 423-284-0493, and we will walk you through what the work involves and how long it takes.

Then comes the walk-through. The technician goes down the hall with you, works out what the lane has actually lost and what it has only collected, and says which rooms need doing and which are fine left alone. That is how all 72 jobs we closed across this market in the past 90 days began. You can also take a slot yourself and book online.

The hallway

One lane of carpet, the same three feet every day

Most houses here follow a single logic. Front door, one unbroken run of carpet down a central hall, bedrooms off both sides, den at the back. That hall ends up the most tired-looking floor in the building while the rooms behind the doors still look close to new.

Carpet laid like that does not wear evenly. It wears in one narrow lane, door to door, because everybody in the house walks the same three feet of it every day, and the dog follows the same line.

A lane like that is rarely finished. It is loaded. Years of grit have been pressed down to the roots of the pile, below anything a vacuum gets to, and the fiber lies flat over the top of it, so the lane reads gray against the room on either side. Our low-moisture carpet cleaning pulls that load out and stands the pile up again, with a high-traffic treatment worked into the stretch where the worst of it sits.

Where the hall has been the dog's route as much as yours, pet stain and odor treatment goes after what has soaked down into the backing, and it carries our guarantee of 100% pet odor removal. Most households also have a bedroom or two that see little traffic, and those rooms go quickly. They are usually what rounds out a three-room visit.

Prices

Hallways, stairs and the rooms between them

A three-room job to 450 square feet starts at $109. After that: typically $40 to $50 for an ordinary room, around $50 to $100 for a big one, typically $40 to $50 on each flight of stairs. The hallway is typically $20 to $30 and sits on a line of its own, which matters more here than anywhere else we work, because the hall is often the only thing in the house that needs doing.

Area rugs start at $1 for every square foot of them, and the fiber does not shift that rate. Wool, silk and hand-knotted Oriental all start at the same dollar. Rug cleaning happens flat on the floor the rug already lives on, inside your house. Nothing you own leaves the property.

Furniture goes piece by piece. A sofa starts at $140 and a sectional at $240, while a loveseat is $110 and up and a recliner typically $40 to $50. Booked alongside the carpet, upholstery cleaning is one trip and one total. Protectant typically runs $20 to $30 a room, sanitizer the same, and a visit with either one starts at $119. Pet stain and odor treatment typically adds $30 to $40 on each affected room, with those visits starting around $149. An allergy treatment fits on the same trip for the dust that hall traffic grinds in, and every figure on this page also lives on our pricing page.

One more thing about how we work. The technician who writes the quote is the one who does the job.

Love the clean or it's free. Those words go on the quote sheet beside the figure you agreed to.