We want to clarify that COIT Cleaning & Restoration is not affiliated with the recently reported Koit Carpet Cleaning company. Koit Carpet Cleaning company was fraudulently using a name and branding similar to ours, misleading customers and infringing on the trusted COIT name.
COIT has been a leader in professional cleaning and restoration for 75- years. When you work with COIT, you’re getting certified experts, proven results, and our industry-leading 100% satisfaction guarantee.
If you have any concerns or questions, we’re here to help. Thank you for trusting the real COIT.
What makes COIT specialty cleaning different?
It starts with more than 75 years of carpet cleaning experience. Trust the Pros at COIT to:
- Sanitize and disinfect your all surfaces and air ducts for a healthier home
- Deep-clean high traffic areas well below the surface
- Preserve your carpets, furniture and more for a longer life
- Protect carpet from stains with CoitGuard™
- Deodorize using advanced, safe solutions
- Get your home clean as new!
Carpet Cleaning Before and After pictures
How Does COIT Clean Carpets? Our 7-Step Process
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Visit Time 1-2 Hours
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Drying Time 6-12 Hours
Every COIT carpet cleaning follows the same seven steps, from pre-inspection through post-cleaning walkthrough. The full visit typically takes 1 to 2 hours for an average home, and carpets are dry within 6 to 12 hours. Watch the process below, or read the step-by-step breakdown.
Pre-Inspection and Fiber Identification
Your technician walks the space with you, identifies carpet fiber type and construction, notes problem areas and existing damage, and confirms which stains are treatable. This determines the cleaning solution, water temperature, and pressure used for the rest of the job.
Furniture Moving and Area Prep
Small and light furniture is moved by your technician. Corner guards and protective blocks go under furniture legs to prevent stain transfer while carpets dry.
Pre-Vacuuming
Dry soil is removed first. This step matters, because silt, dirt, and other particles are abrasive and need to come out before any moisture is introduced.
Pre-Conditioning and Spot Treatment
A pre-conditioning agent is applied to break down oils, soil, and protein-based stains. Traffic lanes, stairs, and pet accident areas get separate targeted treatment before the main pass.
Hot Water Extraction
The truck-mounted system injects heated cleaning solution under pressure and immediately extracts it along with dissolved soil, dust mites, and allergens. This is the method most carpet manufacturers require to keep warranty coverage valid.
Optional CoitGard and Deodorizer Application
CoitGard stain protector can be applied to resist future staining. Deodorizers are applied where pet odors, smoke, or mildew smells are present.
Grooming and Final Walkthrough
Carpet pile is groomed to speed drying and restore texture. Your technician walks the finished work with you before leaving and reviews drying guidance.
Why Carpets Need Professional Cleaning
How Do Dirty Carpets Affect Indoor Air Quality?
Carpet acts as a filter, trapping dirt, bacteria, dust mites, and allergens that then circulate every time someone walks across the room. Depending on your local climate, that can include anything from fine desert silt, pollen, or dirt. Most of it is invisible, which is why carpets that look clean often are not.
Why Does COIT Use Hot Water Extraction?
Hot water extraction, commonly called steam cleaning, is the method most carpet manufacturers require to keep warranties valid. COIT's truck-mounted system injects heated cleaning solution under pressure, then immediately extracts it along with dissolved soil, dust mites, and allergens. Depending on the humidity level, most carpets dry within 6 to 12 hours.
How Does Carpet Fiber Type Change the Cleaning Method?
The right cleaning method depends on what your carpet is made of. COIT technicians identify fiber type, pile density, and construction before selecting a solution and process, because nylon, olefin, polyester, and wool each respond differently to heat, agitation, and pH. Using the wrong approach can cause color loss, texture change, or rapid resoiling.
How Should High-Traffic Carpet Areas Be Cleaned?
Traffic lanes, stairs, and entryways need targeted pre-treatment before the main cleaning pass, because abrasive soil grinds into fiber there faster than anywhere else in the house. COIT technicians pre-condition these areas separately, then apply optional CoitGard stain protector afterward per manufacturer guidance to slow future resoiling.