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BBB Rating: A+
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Services/Products: Carpet Repair, Oriental Rug Cleaning, Floor Refinishing.
Payment method: amex, cash, check, discover, master card, visa, all major credit cards
Categories: Carpet & Rug Cleaners, Carpet & Rug Repair, Carpet Installation, Drapery & Curtain Cleaners, Fire & Water Damage Restoration, Flooring Contractors, General Contractors, Janitorial Service, Mold Remediation, Tile-Cleaning, Refinishing & Sealing, Upholstery Cleaners, Water Damage Restoration

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Phone: (813) 988-8887

Address: 8602 Temple Terrace Hwy Unit D24, Tampa, FL 33637

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Wolfe Flooring Inc

Carpet Cleaning
Upholstery Cleaning
Rug Cleaning
Tile and Grout Cleaning
Attic Stock & Storing. Â Retain extra tile and grout for the possibility of future repairs. Keep your attic stock materials in a dry place. Humidity can damage setting materials and grouts. Do not store your ceramic in a place subject to freezing temperatures unless your tile is freeze-thaw stable. Store your tile on a flat surface. Do not stack more than five boxes high.
Vacuuming
Vacuuming. Â About 80% of soiling in a rugâ€™s yarn is dry particles. The easiest removal of soil particles is before it sifts down to the base of your rugâ€™s yarn. Commercial customers usually need to vacuum a rug once or twice per day. Vacuum before debris becomes noticeable. Vacuuming should include between three and six passes. Vacuum in a north/south direction and then in a east/west direction to get maximum benefit. If your rug has fringe, be careful not to get the tassels caught in the beater bar. We cannot emphasis enough how important vacuuming is to protect your flooring investment. If your rug is a manageable size, hang the rug over a bar or fence. Then, gently beat or vigorously shake the rug to release the sand and dust from the rug. Beating or shaking the rug is best done outside. (Follow the operating manual of the vacuum cleanerâ€™s manufacturer.)
Dusting
When doing construction related work such as new flooring installations, small amounts of debris or dust may remain after our clean-up. Some dust can find its way into the AC ducts when we are grinding concrete, sanding wood, etc. which is beyond the scope of our clean-up.Â Unless specifically stated otherwise in our proposal, our work is limited to a general clean-up. Vacuuming, polishing, dusting, mopping, etc. are beyond the scope of our standard approach.
Stain Removal
Pets. Â Most commercial properties will not have pets, but pets are present in select environments (e.g., veterinarian offices, zoos, police academies, etc.). Be mindful that both cats and dogs are, at times, tempted to turn the edge or fringe of a rug into a toy. As with humans, pets can track in dirt, mud, etc., so attempt to keep your pet's paws clean. Keep your pet's nails trimmed so that its nails are not caught in the yarn. Finally, address urine and other accidents as quickly as possible. (See our stain removal guide.) Rinsing is the key to success by an application of cold water and concentrated extraction using a wet-dry vacuum or an equivalent machine. In some cases, it may be best to simply rinse your rug clean with cold water. Check the instructions provided by the manufacturer or on the rug's label (if provided).
Carpet Repair
Steam Cleaning
Professional Cleaning. Â Have your carpet professionally cleaned on a regular basis. Recommendations vary as to which method and as to how frequently. Abide by the manufacturer's directions if given. We recommend that you have your carpets professionally cleaned before the soiling becomes noticeable. (Carpet next to the walls will typically retain an original color for your comparison.) Sand and grit accumulates at the base of the carpetâ€™s pile before it is noticed at the top of the carpetâ€™s tufts. Sand and grit are abrasive to the carpet yarn, thus shortening the carpetâ€™s life span. Another reason to clean the carpet frequently is that we spend most of our time indoors. Clean carpet contributes to a healthy office in many ways, including the indoor air quality (IAQ). The average commercial carpet needs to be professionally cleaned about three times per year. Restaurants and dining rooms need professional cleaning once per month. Some manufacturerâ€™s warranties are void if the carpet is not professionally cleaned at least every two years. When carpets are "steam" cleaned, the hot water used should be between 130-150 degrees Fahrenheit, depending on the type of carpet you have and the type of soiling. Wool carpet requires lower temperatures, mild detergents, and extra drying efforts. (Lower temperatures are less effective at breaking down oils and soiling. Higher temperatures can damage the backing and remove stain resistance qualities.) The professional cleaning company that you select should leave little residue by using high-quality solutions and by doing a good extraction/rinse. Detergent residue left in the carpet will be sticky and thus cause the carpet to re-soil more quickly. The professional cleaning company should also safeguard against things like yellowing and overwetting which can cause the carpet to sour. The following organizations and manufacturers of carpet and carpet yarn endorse steam cleaning (a.k.a., the hot water extraction method): DuPont, 3M, Queen, Honeywell (formerly, Allied-Signal), PatCraft, Designweave, I.I.C.R.C., C.R.I. (Carpet & Rug Institute), Wear-Dated by Solutia (formerly, Monsanto), and others.
Drapery Cleaning
Sweeping
Mop. Â Never wet-mop your hardwood floor with water or other general cleaners. Exposure to too much moisture can ruin your investment by causing the wood to delaminate, discolor, or swell. Damp-mop your hardwood floor using the appropriate wood cleaner in the smallest area possible and using the least amount of moisture possible if sweeping or dust-mopping is insufficient. Sweep the dry particulate before mopping. Your manufacturer likely recommends a cleaning agent bearing their label. Be very careful when using any over-the-counter wood cleaner. Some products will void your warranty. Cleaners based upon or including oil, ammonia, or soap can cause damage to the finish. Test the product in an inconspicuous area.

Damage Restoration

Water Damage Restoration
Reinstallations are very similar to restretches, except that the reinstallations assumes that part or all of the carpet has been dislodged from the tucking edges and that there may be open seams. Because of the similarity, it may prove helpful to read the sections entitledÂ Power StretchÂ andÂ Open Seam Repair. The need for a reinstallation is usually created byÂ water damage or construction on the walls or subfloor.
Fire Damage Restoration
Mold Remediation
Repairs. Â Tend to repairs immediately to limit exposure and to keep repair expenses as low as possible. Place a caution sign on or near a damaged area if a tripping hazard develops. Place paintersâ€™ blue tape or a mat over a transition or flooring that is lifting. Clip short yarns that are higher than the pile, called â€œsprouts.â€ Do not cut long yarns nor pull long yarns, especially if your carpet is a loop-pile. Long yarns can be retufted in some cases. Wrinkles need to be restretched. Carpet with mold damage, a burn, a bleach mark, or a tear needs to be repaired by section replacement using a method that matches the original installation.

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