Recent Projects

This couch didn’t look terrible at first. No huge stains. No obvious damage. But the longer you looked at it, the more you noticed it. The seat cushions had a dull tone compared to the sides. The armrests had that slightly darkened look from regular use. And there were a few areas where someone had clearly tried to spot clean, which left the fabric looking uneven.

A homeowner recently reached out to Westside Carpet Pros because they were concerned about a visible traffic lane running from the dining room and kitchen area into the living room. At first glance, the carpet didn’t look heavily soiled, but the walkway stood out noticeably compared to the surrounding areas.

We recently had three rugs laid out on the wash floor at our facility before cleaning, and it was a perfect reminder of how misunderstood rug cleaning still is. Many homeowners assume rugs are cleaned the same way wall to wall carpet is cleaned in the home. Sometimes that is true for light maintenance on certain synthetic rugs, but many rugs need a much more thorough process than top-down cleaning can provide.

We recently picked up a beautiful Flora designer wool rug from a home in Southwest Portland. The homeowner reached out because the rug had started to look dull and slightly uneven in color, especially in the main traffic areas. There were also a few spots from everyday use that had become more noticeable over time.

We recently received a beautiful red wool hand knotted rug at our Sherwood rug washing facility. The photo shows the rug laid out on the wash pit floor where we begin the inspection and preparation process before cleaning. Hand knotted rugs are very different from machine made rugs. Each knot is tied individually, often using natural wool fibers and natural dyes. These rugs are valuable pieces that require careful handling and the correct cleaning process.

We recently completed a rug washing service for a homeowner in Sherwood, OR, and the transformation highlights why full immersion washing is often the best solution for natural fiber rugs. The photo shows a white and grey wool rug laid out on the wash floor inside our secure washing facility. This was not a light surface cleaning. It was a complete flush designed to remove embedded soil and address odor concerns at the source.

We recently completed a hot water extraction carpet cleaning service for a move out in King City, OR near Sherwood, and this job is a perfect example of what true restorative cleaning looks like. The photo shows our Rotovac 360i rotary extraction tool connected to our truck mounted system. This setup is designed for deep carpet restoration, not light maintenance cleaning.

We recently completed a green eco-friendly furniture cleaning service for a new customer here in Sherwood, OR. From the first phone call, their concerns were clear. They were not just looking for cleaner furniture. They wanted a process that was safe for their home, safe for their family, and safe for their pets.

We received this call from a homeowner in Beaverton who was understandably cautious. The rug was wool, hand selected, and placed in a main living area with hardwood floors underneath. They were not looking for a basic clean. They wanted a company that understood natural fibers and treated the home with care.

This carpet cleaning project was completed for a homeowner in Tualatin, Oregon who was frustrated with dark traffic lanes that regular cleaning had not been able to correct. The affected areas were concentrated in the main walk path, where years of foot traffic had left the carpet looking worn and uneven.

This wool rug cleaning project was completed for a homeowner in Milwaukie, Oregon who was dealing with pet urine stains that had soaked into a wool area rug. The stains were not fully visible under normal lighting but became very clear under UV light, which revealed urine contamination beneath the surface of the fibers.

This residential carpet cleaning project was completed for a new customer in Sherwood, Oregon who was dealing with visible pet stains and lingering odors that regular cleaning could not fix. The homeowner loved their pets but was frustrated that accidents had left the carpet looking worn and the room smelling unpleasant even after vacuuming and spot treatments.

This commercial carpet cleaning project was completed in the Cedar Hills area near Beaverton after a retail tenant moved out of the space. The property manager needed the carpet restored quickly so the unit could be shown to new tenants without delay.