How Much Does Carpet Cleaning Cost in Wollongong? 2026 Price Guide

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Professional carpet cleaning cost guide for Wollongong homes

Carpet cleaning cost in Wollongong usually depends on how many carpeted areas you have, how large they are, the carpet condition, the cleaning method, access to the property and whether you need stain, pet urine or odour treatment. Some companies charge per room, while others use a package, an hourly rate or a per-square-metre quote.

That makes a headline price difficult to compare unless you know exactly what is included. A low per-room rate may come with a minimum booking fee, a room-size limit or separate charges for hallways, stairs, heavy soil and furniture moving. This guide explains realistic 2026 market estimates and how to request an accurate quote for your home, rental property or business.

For a quote based on your actual carpeted areas, contact professional carpet cleaning in Wollongong from Magic Touch Carpet & Tile Cleaning.

Carpet Cleaning Cost in Wollongong: Quick Answer
Professional carpet cleaning in Wollongong generally costs about $25 to $100 per room, with many standard bedrooms falling closer to $25 to $60. A small whole-property job may cost roughly $150 to $350, while larger homes, stairs, heavy soil, stains, pet odours and difficult access can increase the price. Request a property-specific quote before booking.

Average Carpet Cleaning Prices in Wollongong

Average carpet cleaning prices for rooms, apartments, homes and commercial properties in Wollongong.

Australian cost guides published in 2026 show a wide residential range. Service.com.au lists approximately $25 to $100 per room, while hipages reports an average of about $20 to $40 per room. Public Wollongong price lists also show that room size, furnishing, minimum charges and add-ons can materially change the final total.

Service or areaIndicative market estimate (AUD)Common pricing unitWhat may be includedWhat may cost extra
Small bedroom or study$25-$45Per roomBasic cleaning of an average small areaMinimum booking, stains, heavy soil
Standard bedroom$25-$60Per roomPre-treatment and agreed cleaning methodFurniture, pet hair, stain work
Large bedroom or open-plan living area$50-$100+Per area or by sizeStandard soil treatmentOversize-room charge, extra passes
Hallway or landing$15-$45Per item or counted as a roomStandard traffic-area cleaningLong hallway, heavy traffic marks
Carpeted stairs$45-$100 per staircase or $3-$8 per stepPer step or staircaseHand-tool cleaningLandings, tight access, severe soil
Three average rooms$120-$200Package or itemisedOften a minimum residential packageRoom-size limits, furniture, stains
One-bedroom apartment$120-$250Package estimateBedroom plus selected living areasParking, lifts, minimum call-out
Two-bedroom unit or townhouse$150-$320Package estimateBedrooms and one living areaStairs, hallways, extra lounge
Three-bedroom home$200-$450Whole-property budget estimateBedrooms, one living area and hallwayMultiple lounges, stairs, pets, stains
Four-bedroom home$250-$550+Whole-property budget estimateBedrooms and common carpeted areasLarge floor plan, multiple living areas
Commercial carpet cleaning$2.70-$5.50+ per m²Per square metre or site quoteOpen carpeted floor areasAfter-hours work, furniture, access
Stain, pet urine or odour treatmentQuoted as an add-onPer spot, room or affected areaTargeted treatmentSeverity, depth and number of areas
Pricing disclaimer: These figures are general market estimates rather than a fixed Magic Touch price. They are a budgeting guide based on public Australian cost information and observed Wollongong pricing checked in June 2026. Your final quote may change according to carpet area, condition, method, access, minimum booking requirements and optional treatments.

How We Calculated These Carpet Cleaning Estimates

This guide combines current Australian per-room and per-square-metre cost guides with publicly advertised Wollongong pricing structures. Because companies define a “room” differently, the property estimates above were calculated from common bedroom, living-area, hallway and staircase charges rather than presented as fixed packages.

The broad ranges are intentional. A three-bedroom property with carpet only in the bedrooms is a different job from a three-bedroom home with a lounge, family room, hallway, staircase and pet contamination. The lower end generally reflects smaller, clear and lightly soiled areas. The upper end reflects larger rooms, more carpeted spaces, extra labour or specialist treatment.

How Do Carpet Cleaners Calculate Their Prices?

Carpet cleaning pricing methods including per room, per square metre, hourly and package rates.

Carpet cleaners usually calculate the price per room, per square metre, per hour or as a package. The best pricing method depends on the size and layout of the job. Before accepting a quote, ask the cleaner to define every carpeted area and list any possible extra charges.

Per-Room Pricing

Per-room pricing is common for homes, apartments and rental properties because it is easy to understand. However, one company may count a room as an area up to 12 square metres, while another may allow a larger area. An open-plan lounge and dining room may be counted as two rooms or priced by size.

Ask how bedrooms, living rooms, studies, hallways, landings, walk-in wardrobes and combined areas are counted. A quote of “four rooms” is only useful when both parties agree on what those four rooms are.

Per-Square-Metre Pricing

Per-square-metre pricing is common for offices, shops, strata buildings, large open-plan homes and commercial maintenance. It gives the cleaner a clearer measure of the floor area, especially when there are few walls or many connected spaces. Minimum service charges may still apply to small sites.

Commercial carpet cleaning prices can also depend on workstation density, furniture, opening hours, lift access, loading zones and whether routine maintenance or restorative deep cleaning is required.

Hourly Pricing

Some cleaners use an hourly rate for mixed jobs, difficult access or work where the full condition cannot be assessed beforehand. Hourly pricing can be fair when the scope is uncertain, but it makes the final total less predictable. Ask for an estimated time range and approval before additional hours are added.

Package Pricing

Packages may cover three rooms, a small apartment or a combination of bedrooms and living areas. They can offer good value, but the advertised price may have limits. Check the maximum room size, minimum charge, number of areas, furniture policy, carpet condition requirements and whether pre-vacuuming, stain treatment, deodorising and GST are included.

What Counts as One Room for Carpet Cleaning?

A “room” usually means one average carpeted area within the provider’s size limit. A standard bedroom may count as one room, but a large lounge, combined lounge-dining area or oversized master bedroom may count as more than one. Hallways, stairs and landings are often itemised separately.

To avoid price changes on arrival, send room measurements or clear photos when a space is unusually large. Mention open-plan layouts, walk-in wardrobes, carpeted cupboards and connecting hallways in your quote request.

What Does Carpet Cleaning Cost for Different Property Types?

Carpet cleaning costs vary by property size, layout and the number of carpeted areas. Apartments may be affected by minimum booking fees and access, while larger homes and commercial properties are usually priced according to rooms, floor area, stairs, furniture and carpet condition.

One-Bedroom Apartment Carpet Cleaning Cost

A one-bedroom apartment may cost roughly $120 to $250 when the job includes the bedroom and one or two living areas. The total may be driven by the provider’s minimum booking fee rather than the amount of carpet. Secure parking, lift booking, loading access and the distance from the service vehicle can also affect the quote.

Two-Bedroom Unit or Townhouse Carpet Cleaning Cost

A two-bedroom unit or townhouse may cost about $150 to $320 for two bedrooms and a living area. Add a hallway, second lounge or carpeted staircase and the price may move higher. An empty property is often faster to prepare than a furnished one, although this does not guarantee a lower quote.

Three-Bedroom House Carpet Cleaning Cost

A practical budget for a three-bedroom Wollongong home is around $200 to $450 when the job includes three bedrooms, one living area and a hallway. A bedrooms-only job may cost less. A property with two living rooms, stairs, heavy traffic lanes or pet treatment may cost more.

Example calculation only: Three standard bedrooms at $25-$60 each + one living area at $50-$100 + one hallway at $15-$45 creates an itemised estimate of about $140-$325 before minimum fees or add-ons. A safer whole-job budget is $200-$450 because room sizes, labour and treatment needs vary.

Four-Bedroom or Larger Home Carpet Cleaning Cost

A four-bedroom home may cost around $250 to $550 or more when common carpeted areas are included. Large master bedrooms, multiple living rooms, long hallways and carpeted stairs can make the job significantly larger than the bedroom count suggests. Ask for a room-by-room scope rather than a quote based only on the number of bedrooms.

End-of-Lease Carpet Cleaning Cost in Wollongong

End-of-lease carpet cleaning may cost from about $180 for a small, lightly soiled apartment to $500 or more for a larger property with several carpeted areas, stains, pet hair or odours. The fact that a property is empty may improve access, but the cleaner may need extra time for neglected traffic areas, old spills or last-minute inspection deadlines.

Ask for an invoice or receipt if your agent requires evidence of the work. Also confirm whether spot treatment, pet treatment, deodorising or flea treatment is part of the quote or priced separately.

Commercial Carpet Cleaning Cost in Wollongong

Commercial carpet cleaning is commonly quoted per square metre or after a site inspection. A broad budget is about $2.70 to $5.50 or more per square metre, although small jobs may be subject to a minimum charge. Restorative cleaning, difficult stains, dense furniture, stairs or after-hours access can raise the rate.

For offices, retail properties, clinics, strata buildings and shared facilities, request a written scope covering the method, area, drying plan, furniture movement, access time and any recurring maintenance schedule.

What Factors Affect Carpet Cleaning Costs?

Factors affecting carpet cleaning costs, including room size, carpet type, stains, pets and access.

Number and Size of Carpeted Areas

More carpet takes more labour, cleaning solution and extraction time. Oversized rooms and open-plan areas are often charged as more than one room or measured by floor area.

Carpet Fibre and Construction

Wool, nylon, polyester, polypropylene and blended carpets can require different products, testing, temperature control and agitation. Delicate or unknown fibres may need a more cautious process.

Carpet Condition and Soil Level

Routine cleaning is normally less labour-intensive than cleaning carpet with compacted traffic lanes, sticky residue, excessive dust, grease or years of soil buildup.

Stains and Spill Types

Coffee, wine, ink, cosmetics, oil, rust, dye and older stains need different treatments. Basic spot work may be included, but difficult or numerous stains may be quoted separately. Some colour loss, bleaching and permanent staining cannot be reversed by cleaning.

Pet Hair, Urine and Odours

Pet hair can increase vacuuming time. Urine may reach the carpet backing or underlay, requiring detection and targeted treatment. Surface deodoriser is not the same as treating the source of contamination.

Furniture Moving

Light items may be moved as part of the service, while beds, entertainment units, bookcases, pianos and other heavy furniture may be excluded or priced separately. Clearing small items before arrival can reduce delays.

Stairs, Hallways and Landings

These high-traffic areas often require hand tools, more detailed passes and additional setup. Stairs may be charged per step or as one staircase.

Property Access and Parking

Apartments with restricted parking, lift bookings, multiple flights of stairs or long equipment runs may take longer to service. Provide access details before the quote is finalised.

Cleaning Method

Hot water extraction, often called steam cleaning, usually involves pre-treatment, rinsing and strong extraction. Low-moisture methods may be selected when faster use is important. The right method should be based on the carpet and soil—not price alone.

Urgent, Weekend or After-Hours Work

Some providers charge more for urgent or out-of-hours appointments. Magic Touch offers same-day and emergency bookings subject to availability, but you should confirm the quoted price before booking.

For a fuller explanation of hot water extraction, dry cleaning, encapsulation and other options, read our guide to different carpet cleaning methods.

What Is Normally Included in a Standard Carpet Cleaning Quote?

Standard carpet cleaning quote inclusions such as inspection, pre-treatment and hot water extraction.

Inclusions vary between companies, so never assume every step is covered by the headline price. A professional quote may include some or all of the following:

  • Initial inspection of the carpet, fibre, condition and problem areas
  • Colourfastness or product testing where required
  • Pre-vacuuming or removal of loose dry soil
  • Pre-spray or pre-treatment of the carpet
  • Agitation of high-traffic or heavily soiled areas
  • Hot water extraction or the agreed low-moisture method
  • Basic spot treatment
  • Rinsing and extraction of loosened soil and cleaning residue
  • Carpet grooming and a post-cleaning check
  • Advice on airflow, drying and when the carpet can be used

Ask the provider to state which steps are included and which services are optional. For Magic Touch’s current process and service inclusions, review the Wollongong carpet cleaning service page before publishing a fixed-price claim.

Which Carpet Cleaning Services May Cost Extra?

Carpet cleaning services that may cost extra, including stain removal, pet treatment and stair cleaning.
Additional serviceWhy it may be requiredHow it may be pricedWhat to ask
Difficult stain removalA stain needs a specialist product, repeated treatment or more timePer spot, per room or labour allowanceAre basic spots included, and which stains are excluded?
Pet urine treatmentUrine may have reached the backing or underlayPer affected area or after inspectionDoes the quote treat the source or only deodorise the surface?
Odour treatmentOdour remains after normal soil removalPer room or areaWhat is causing the odour, and is removal guaranteed?
Carpet protectionA protective product is applied after cleaningPer room or per m²Is the product suitable for the carpet fibre?
Flea treatmentA separate pest-related treatment is requestedPer room or propertyIs this cleaning, pest control or a combined service?
Heavy pet hair removalExtra dry-soil and hair removal is neededLabour or per-room surchargeHow much hair removal is included in the base price?
Additional vacuumingThe carpet has not been vacuumed or contains excessive debrisPer room or hourlyShould the customer vacuum before arrival?
Large-room surchargeAn area exceeds the provider’s standard room limitAdditional room unit or per m²What maximum room size applies?
Stair cleaningEach step requires hand-tool workPer step or staircaseAre landings included?
Furniture movingHeavy or numerous items need repositioningHourly or itemisedWhich items will not be moved?
Water-damaged carpet assessmentMoisture, underlay or contamination requires a different serviceInspection and restoration quoteIs standard cleaning appropriate, or is restoration required?
Urgent or after-hours serviceThe booking falls outside normal schedulingPossible surchargeIs the surcharge included in the written quote?

Is Steam Cleaning More Expensive Than Dry Carpet Cleaning?

Steam cleaning can cost more when the job requires extensive pre-treatment, hot water extraction, multiple passes and longer setup. Dry or low-moisture cleaning may cost less for light maintenance, but price depends more on area, soil level, labour and equipment than on the method name alone.

Hot water extraction is commonly selected for deep residential cleaning because it rinses and extracts embedded soil. Low-moisture methods can be useful when fast drying and reduced downtime are priorities. A cheaper method is not automatically the right method for a heavily soiled carpet, pet contamination or a delicate fibre.

MethodOften suited toCost and timing consideration
Hot water extraction / steam cleaningDeep soil, traffic lanes, many residential carpetsMore water, setup and extraction; often several hours of drying
Dry or low-moisture cleaningLight-to-moderate soil, fast return to useLess moisture and shorter drying, but not ideal for every deep-soil problem
EncapsulationCommercial maintenance and low-pile carpetEfficient for large areas and routine maintenance

DIY vs Professional Carpet Cleaning Cost

Comparison of DIY and professional carpet cleaning costs, equipment, stain removal and drying risks.

DIY equipment hire can look cheaper, but the final comparison should include machine rental, chemicals, transport, your time, repeat passes and the risk of leaving excess water or residue. To understand the full process before comparing costs, read what professional carpet cleaning involves.

ComparisonDIY carpet cleaningProfessional carpet cleaning
Initial costMachine hire or purchase plus solutionQuoted service price
TimeCustomer collects, operates, cleans and returns equipmentCleaner handles setup, treatment and extraction
Extraction powerVaries; rental units may leave more moistureProfessional equipment is selected for the job
Stain treatmentLimited by products and user knowledgeAssessment and targeted products may be available
Fibre riskCustomer must identify fibre and test productsProfessional should inspect and test where needed
DryingDepends on passes, extraction and airflowCleaner can advise on moisture removal and airflow
Best forLight soil, fresh spills and small low-risk areasDeep soil, larger jobs, pets, rentals and commercial carpet
Possible extra costRepeat hire, extra chemicals or correcting overwettingAdd-ons such as difficult stains, odour or furniture

How Can You Get an Accurate Carpet Cleaning Quote?

Steps for getting an accurate carpet cleaning quote in Wollongong.

The most accurate quote comes from giving the cleaner enough information before the appointment. Use the following steps:

  1. Count every carpeted bedroom, living room, study, hallway, landing and staircase.
  2. Measure unusually large rooms or provide an approximate length and width.
  3. Send photos of the carpet condition, visible stains and traffic areas.
  4. Mention pets, pet hair, urine accidents, smoke or persistent odours.
  5. Identify the carpet fibre if you know it, particularly wool or a delicate blend.
  6. Explain whether the rooms are empty, lightly furnished or fully furnished.
  7. Describe parking, lift, stair and building-access conditions.
  8. Ask what the base price includes, including pre-vacuuming and spot treatment.
  9. Confirm the minimum booking fee, room-size limit and whether GST is included.
  10. Ask how unexpected extra work will be approved before it begins.
  11. Request a written quote or clear message summarising the agreed scope.

How Should You Compare Carpet Cleaning Quotes?

Compare the scope, not only the headline number. Two quotes may look similar but include different room sizes, preparation, stain treatment and extra-charge policies. Before booking, compare:

  • The number and definition of carpeted areas
  • Maximum room size and open-plan room rules
  • Minimum booking or call-out fee
  • Cleaning method and why it suits the carpet
  • Pre-vacuuming, pre-treatment and agitation
  • Basic versus specialist stain treatment
  • Pet urine, odour and deodorising options
  • Furniture-moving policy
  • Parking, lift, stair or access charges
  • GST and payment terms
  • Insurance, experience and recent local reviews
  • Drying advice and policy for additional work

A transparent quote should make it easy to understand what will be cleaned, the estimated total and the situations that could change the price.

Do You Need Professional Carpet Cleaning at the End of a Tenancy in NSW?

Not every NSW tenant can be required to pay for professional carpet cleaning simply because the tenancy is ending. NSW Fair Trading guidance on residential tenancy agreements says a general term requiring professional carpet cleaning is not allowed unless it relates to an approved indoor pet and is reasonable for the animal and property.

Tenants must still leave the property as close as possible to its original condition, except for fair wear and tear. NSW Fair Trading’s fair wear and tear guidance lists traffic marks and furniture indentations as examples of fair wear, while stains or burn marks can be damage. If you kept an indoor pet under a valid cleaning condition, or the carpet has tenant-caused staining, professional treatment may be required. Check your agreement and current NSW guidance rather than relying only on a general real-estate checklist.

Rental information notice: This section is general information, not legal advice. NSW rental laws and individual agreements can change. Check your current agreement and NSW Fair Trading guidance before making a decision.

Is Professional Carpet Cleaning Worth the Cost?

Professional carpet cleaning is often worth the cost when the carpet has embedded soil, visible traffic lanes, persistent odours, difficult stains, delicate fibres or a large area that would be time-consuming to clean with rental equipment. It can also be practical for rental turnovers, property presentation and commercial spaces where consistent results and downtime matter.

Cleaning may not be the best investment when the carpet is severely worn, delaminated, badly bleached, damaged by burns or affected by extensive water damage. A reputable cleaner should explain when a mark is likely permanent or when restoration, underlay replacement or carpet replacement may be more appropriate.

Why Choose Magic Touch for Carpet Cleaning in Wollongong?

Magic Touch Carpet & Tile Cleaning provides residential and commercial carpet cleaning across Wollongong and the Illawarra areas. The service includes deep steam cleaning or hot water extraction, stain and spot treatment, odour treatment and cleaning options for homes, offices and end-of-lease properties.

Every job can differ in area, condition and access, so the most reliable price comes from a quote based on your property rather than a generic room count. Same-day and emergency appointments may be available, depending on the schedule. Magic Touch also provides guidance on the appropriate cleaning method and expected drying time for the job.

Call 1300 544 366 or request a Wollongong carpet cleaning quote online.

Frequently Asked Questions About Carpet Cleaning Prices

How much does carpet cleaning cost per room in Wollongong?

Carpet cleaning in Wollongong generally costs about $25 to $100 per room, although many standard bedrooms fall closer to $25 to $60. Large living areas, minimum booking fees, heavy soil, stains, pets, stairs and access can raise the total. Ask the provider what size counts as one room and what the quoted rate includes.

How much does it cost to clean the carpets in a three-bedroom house?

A three-bedroom Wollongong home may cost roughly $200 to $450 when the quote includes three bedrooms, one living area and a hallway. Bedrooms-only cleaning may cost less, while extra lounges, carpeted stairs, pet odours or heavy staining can cost more. Give the cleaner a complete list of carpeted spaces for a useful estimate.

How much does it cost to clean four rooms of carpet?

Four average rooms may cost approximately $120 to $300, depending on room size and whether the provider offers a package. The price can be higher if one room is an oversized lounge or if the booking requires stain treatment, pet hair removal or a minimum service charge. Confirm the maximum area allowed for each room.

Do carpet cleaners charge per room or per square metre?

Residential carpet cleaners often charge per room or through a package. Commercial jobs, open-plan spaces and large properties are more likely to be quoted per square metre. Some providers also use hourly rates for uncertain or mixed work. The final quote should clearly identify the pricing unit and the carpeted areas included.

Why do carpet cleaners have a minimum booking fee?

A minimum booking fee helps cover travel, equipment setup, loading, cleaning solutions and administration even when only one small room needs cleaning. This is why a single-bedroom job can cost more per room than a multi-room package. Ask whether the minimum fee is already included in the advertised price.

Are hallways and landings counted as a room?

Hallways and landings may be counted as one room, priced as separate items or measured by size. A short landing may be included with a staircase, while a long high-traffic hallway may have its own charge. List these spaces when requesting a quote so the cleaner can price the full job accurately.

How much does carpeted stair cleaning cost?

Carpeted stairs are often priced per step or as one staircase. A broad market guide is about $3 to $8 per step or $45 to $100 per staircase. The number of steps, landings, soil level, tight corners and hand-tool work affect the quote. Confirm whether the upstairs and downstairs landings are included.

Is stain removal included in carpet cleaning prices?

Basic spot treatment may be included, but specialist stain removal is often extra. Old coffee, wine, ink, oil, dye, bleach and pet stains can require different products and repeated treatment. Some marks are permanent colour loss rather than removable soil. Send photos and ask which stains are included before booking.

How much extra does pet urine and odour treatment cost?

Pet urine and odour treatment is normally quoted after the cleaner understands the number, size and depth of the affected areas. A small recent spot is different from repeated contamination that has reached the backing or underlay. Ask whether the quote includes urine detection, source treatment, extraction and deodorising rather than only a fragrance application.

Is steam cleaning more expensive than dry carpet cleaning?

Steam cleaning, or hot water extraction, can cost more when deep pre-treatment, rinsing and extraction are required. Low-moisture cleaning can be economical for light maintenance and faster use. The correct choice depends on the carpet fibre, soil and drying needs, so compare the total scope rather than assuming one method is always cheaper.

Does moving furniture increase the carpet cleaning cost?

It can. Some cleaners move light chairs and small items, while heavy beds, cabinets, pianos and electronics may be excluded or charged separately. A clear room can reduce preparation time, but do not move unsafe or very heavy furniture yourself. Ask for the furniture policy and clear small belongings before the appointment.

Is it cheaper to clean carpets in an empty property?

An empty property can be faster to access because the cleaner does not need to work around furniture, but it is not automatically cheaper. Minimum charges, room sizes, soil level, stains and travel still apply. Ask for both furnished and empty-property rates if the move-out date gives you a choice.

How long does professional carpet cleaning take?

The service time depends on the number of rooms, carpet condition, access, furniture and stain treatment. A small residential job may take a few hours, while a large or heavily soiled property can take longer. Magic Touch advises that steam-cleaned carpets commonly need about four to eight hours to dry, depending on airflow and weather.

How often should carpets be professionally cleaned?

Many homes benefit from professional cleaning every 6 to 18 months. Homes with children, pets or heavy foot traffic may need a shorter interval, while lightly used rooms may need less frequent cleaning. Follow the carpet manufacturer’s care advice and schedule cleaning before soil becomes heavily compacted.

Do NSW tenants always need professional carpet cleaning when moving out?

No. NSW Fair Trading states that a general tenancy term requiring professional carpet cleaning is not allowed unless it is a reasonable condition connected to an approved indoor pet. Tenants must still address damage such as stains and leave the property close to its original condition, except for fair wear and tear.

Is GST included in carpet cleaning quotes?

GST treatment varies between businesses and quotes. Ask whether the displayed price is GST-inclusive, especially for commercial work or an advertised package. Your written quote should state the total payable amount, included areas, add-ons and any conditions that could change the price.

What should I ask before accepting a carpet cleaning quote?

Ask how rooms are measured, which areas are included, the cleaning method, minimum charge, pre-vacuuming, stain policy, furniture policy, pet and odour treatments, access fees, GST, drying time and approval process for extras. A written scope makes it easier to compare quotes and reduces surprises on the service day.

Get a Carpet Cleaning Quote in Wollongong

Carpet cleaning cost in Wollongong depends on more than the number of bedrooms. The total is shaped by the carpeted area, room size, condition, fibre type, stains, pet contamination, furniture, access, cleaning method and optional treatments. A detailed quote should clearly identify every area and explain which services are included.

For a personalised estimate for residential or commercial work, get a free quote from Magic Touch Carpet & Tile Cleaning.

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