Maya K.
3/30/2018
Drew was amazing! I contacted him yesterday via Yelp messenger and he responded within a couple of minutes. I needed an appointment ASAP as I just moved and my dogs were acting up. Drew scheduled...
Couch & Carpet Cleaning Doctor Fabric
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28 Valley Rd Unit 263
Montclair, NJ 07042
Couch & Carpet Cleaning Doctor Fabric is a professional cleaning company in Randolph, NJ, with over 20 years of experience in carpet cleaning. They specialize in renewing and restoring all types of carpets, using their expertise to remove stains and make carpets look as good as new. With their honest and transparent approach, they provide free quotes and offer fast and easy scheduling for their couch cleaning services.
Using high-powered equipment and safe, organic chemicals, Couch & Carpet Cleaning Doctor Fabric ensures the best results in renewing the look and texture of couches and sofas. They also offer fiber protection to prolong the lifespan of upholstery and carpets, as well as steam cleaning to eliminate unwanted odors. With their reliable and effective cleaning process, they guarantee customer satisfaction and adhere to the latest industry standards.
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Julie L.
10/30/2023
Very responsive and did a really nice job! I was worried the water stains in my couch wouldn't come out and they were very transparent with me and shared that they may not. They tried one spot and...
Matt V.
7/1/2021
Drew and his team did an outstanding job cleaning our upholstered dining room chairs and couches. Both were in pretty rough shape before the cleaning; We have young kids at home and a cat....
Lisa P.
10/11/2022
Highly recommend Carpet Cleaning Doctor!! they were on time, polite, and courteous. They did an amazing job on my carpets. The carpets look brand new again! Will definitely use their services again.
Don B.
5/18/2021
Drew was literally a life saver as my 95 year old Mom's carpet was becoming a breeding ground for mold. He treated the carpet not once but twice with an enzyme that killed off any pathogens, then...
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