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Back to School

Both schools and homes should have clean carpets and floors. Preferred Carpet Care helps with carpets, rugs, and tiles, keeping them clean and sanitary.

Posted by Rod Barth
On September 8, 2022

If you have tile floors, then you have grout. Grout is used as a filler between tiles once they are set in place. Most grout types include cement, lime, sometimes sand, and an ingredient for color. Grout acts as a barrier so that dirt and debris stay out of the areas where the tiles meet. […]

Posted by Rod Barth
On October 14, 2021

Talk About Tile and Grout

In many of our recent articles, we’ve discussed how the current status quo brought on by the pandemic has caused more people to stay in their homes for longer periods of time. We’ve also explained how this increases wear on carpet – especially areas that are prone to high traffic – and therefore increases the […]

Posted by Rod Barth
On February 25, 2021

More Than Just Carpets

Safety and cleanliness have taken a much larger role in everyone’s lives. Keeping six feet apart and keeping a mask with you could be relatively easy to build into a habit, but what about when we’re at home? Do we clean our house with the same determination? Our homes are a place of rest – […]

Posted by Rod Barth
On December 24, 2020

Bathroom Flooring Concerns

Though you might have a few area rugs in your bathroom, you probably don’t have wall-to-wall carpeting. Why? Because simple common sense says the bathroom is prone to moisture and spills. Permanent carpeting would deteriorate much more quickly in a bathroom than in any other area of the house. Most homes use tile and grout […]

Posted by Rod Barth
On March 19, 2020

Smart Summer Floor Care Tips

Summer is officially here! The kids are out of school and you’ve got a household to manage. Now what? Here are a few tips to help keep your house clean, your kids busy and your floors protected this summer and beyond. Make a Shoe Organizer Dirty carpets and floors can make the whole house feel […]

Posted by Rod Barth
On July 5, 2018