Albuquerque, NM
(505) 890-6500

Albuquerque, since 2001

We leave the lines in the carpet.

Carpet, tile, grout, upholstery and area rugs, cleaned by people who will also reweave a hole in a Navajo rug. Licensed and insured. Free estimates, and senior and military discounts.

What the record says

Albuquerque floors since 2001, and the reviews to check it against.

DanCare has worked out of the same shop on Lorraine Court since 2001. The rating below is the Google figure, not a directory roll-up.

Google rating, from 144 reviews

4.9

Google rating, from 144 reviews

Serving Albuquerque since

2001

Serving Albuquerque since

Steps in the carpet process

8

Steps in the carpet process

Estimates, residential and commercial

Free

Estimates, residential and commercial

Licensed and insured
Stated on their tile, upholstery and carpet repair pages.
Senior and military discounts
Available on request. Ask when you call.
English and Spanish
Both spoken at the shop on Lorraine Court.
Cash, check, MasterCard, Visa
The payment types DanCare lists. No financing is offered.

The treatment record

A real room, and the steps that got it there.

This is a DanCare job in Albuquerque. Everything marked on it is a step from the process they publish, in the order it happens.

An empty Albuquerque living room with a brick corner fireplace, the carpet freshly cleaned and groomed in visible lines

Carpet cleaning, in order

Eight steps. Two of them are the ones that get skipped.

Most carpet cleaning is sold as an adjective. DanCare publishes the actual sequence, so here it is, unedited. The room behind this list is one they finished.

  1. Placing corner guardsBefore a hose comes through the door, the corners take the hits. Guards go on first.
  2. Covering wood floorsEverything the hose crosses gets covered, so the job never leaves a mark on the way in.
  3. VacuumingDry soil comes out dry. Skipping this turns loose grit into mud once water arrives.
  4. Pre-treating spots and traffic areasStains and traffic lanes get worked before the main pass, not during it.
  5. Furniture moving and replacementMoved out, cleaned under, put back where it was.
  6. Steam cleaningHot water extraction from truck-mounted equipment, deep rinsing the fibers of soil, spots, odors and allergens.
  7. Carpet groomingThe pile is set back in one direction. Those are the lines you can see in the photograph above.
  8. Placing air movers to reduce drying timeThe last step is the one most companies leave out. Air movers go down before we go.

Most major carpet manufacturers require steam cleaning on a regular schedule to keep their warranty intact. Eco-friendly green products are available on request, on any of the cleaning services.

Navajo, Persian, silk, wool

We repair rugs, we don't just wash them.

Edge surging and binding. Fringe replacement and hole reweaving. Custom rug pads, moth repellent, water and mildew work, and appraisals and evaluations. Handmade and machine-made both. In a city where a Navajo weaving might be the most valuable thing in the house, that is not a line item.

4.9 stars, 144 Google reviews

Customers keep naming the technician.

The team was professional, on time, and extremely thorough. Our carpets looked and smelled brand new after the cleaning, and they took extra care with high-traffic areas and stains.
Samuel PerryGoogle
Great technician and company. Arrived in a timely manner and spent an extraordinary amount of time cleaning my carpets so that the ended up spotless. The cost was quite reasonable as well.
Keith MacRaeGoogle
I have DanCare come out about once a year to clean the wool carpet in my bedroom and a few large area rugs. They are professional, show up on time, and do a great job. Today Marcos came and he went above and beyond.
Ann HarlanGoogle

Where DanCare works

Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, East Mountain.

Those three are on this page because DanCare's own customers named them in their own reviews, not because a radius was drawn on a map. Roger Hunter wrote his from Rio Rancho. Candice Retzer had her carpets done in the East Mountain. If you are near them, call and ask.

Tell us what the floor looks like.

Estimates are free, on homes and on commercial work. Senior and military discounts are available. We are open Monday to Friday 8:30 to 4:30 and Saturday mornings, and we serve Albuquerque, Rio Rancho and the East Mountain area.