I have twice hired Zerorez to clean my carpet.
August 2023:
Zerorez offers residential services (e.g., cleaning carpets, area rugs, air ducts, upholstery, hardwood, and tile and grout) and commercial services (e.g., similar to residential services plus cleaning cubicles and vinyl floors).
According to Zerorez's website, their carpet cleaning does not use harsh chemicals or sticky soaps and is safe for pets and children. Their vacuum uses "Zr Water," water that has been softened and electrolyzed, and "Zr Clean," a high-pressure, controlled spray that loosens and removes embedded dirt. Furthermore, their machine extracts excess water to reduce the drying time.
On Zerorez's website, I easily scheduled an appointment. I typed my ZIP code, email address, and phone number. Then I selected the type of cleaning and the areas to be cleaned. Prices for customers vary based on the number and sizes of rooms, closets, stairways, and hallways and if any special treatments are needed. On the online calendar, I saw many available appointments for several days later. I chose my preferred date and time.
Zerorez emailed me a confirmation. The email said that prior to the appointment, I should vacuum the areas, move any necessary furniture or other items, and secure pets.
On the day of the appointment, a courteous Zerorez employee called me and asked if he could arrive early. I said yes. The employee parked his van in my driveway, placed his vacuum tube through my ajar front door and up my stairs. The employee spent about one hour cleaning the carpet in a bedroom, stairwell, and hallway.
Afterward, the employee walked me through the areas. I felt happy that all stains on my stairs and hallway had been removed. For the bedroom, the employee said that one urine stain from my dog did not completely come out. He explained that urine that sits for hours, days, or weeks can become a permanent stain. The rest of the carpet in the bedroom looked and smelled good.
The final price for cleaning my one bedroom, one stairwell, and one hallway was $301, which also included one bio treatment, a residential-service fee, a tip, and tax. Zerorez accepts payment from debit cards, credit cards, check, and cash (no change). I entered my credit card number into a cell phone, and the employee emailed me a receipt.
January 2024:
I wanted the carpet in one bedroom, an office, and my living room to be cleaned. I scheduled a appointment through Zerorez's website. A friendly employee arrived on time, and he spent about 30 minutes cleaning the carpet. I had a $50-off coupon, so the total price for cleaning the three rooms was $253 ($119 for the three rooms, $75 for one bio treatment, $25 for a residential-service fee, $20 for a tip, and $14 for tax). The employee texted my invoice to me, and I typed my credit-card number into the webpage. Minutes later, he emailed a receipt to me. My carpet does look cleaner and does smell better. As expected, the stains from years-old dog urine and Indian food were only partially removed. read more