AMS Chem-Dry is proud to serve our local community and help Washington County homeowners create a clean, happy, and most importantly, healthy living space. With the help of our trusty proprietary cleaning process and our signature non-toxic, green-certified cleaning solution, we’ll get your carpets and upholstery cleaned fast, efficiently, and safely.
Your friendly expert technicians at AMS Chem-Dry are committed to offering the best carpet cleaning experience in the Washington, Unicoi, Sullivan, and Hawkins counties. We’ll treat you and your home right, and get the job done in no time.
At Chem-Dry, our mission is to help people maintain a healthier household, and it all starts with clean carpets.
Our revolutionary Hot Carbonating Extraction cleaning process relies on the natural power of carbonation to penetrate deep into the fibers of carpet and lift dirt and grime to the surface where it is whisked away by our powerful extraction equipment.
At the heart of our Hot Carbonating Extraction cleaning process is a solution we call The Natural®. It’s one of our Chem-Dry Green Certified products and is one of the purest carpet cleaning solutions available. The Natural contains no soapy detergents, fragrances, or phosphates.
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What is the best carpet cleaning method?
Chem-Dry’s cleaning process is better and healthier than other methods for your carpet and upholstery cleaning. Chem-Dry’s unique hot carbonating extraction carpet cleaning method uses the power of carbonation to extract more dirt and grime from your carpets, giving them a deeper and longer lasting clean. Our carbonated cleaning solution only requires us to use a fraction of the moisture other methods such as steam cleaning require. This allows your carpets to dry faster, typically in 1-2 hours.
How do you remove pet urine odor from carpets?
Pet odors can linger on for months if not treated properly. As urine dries in the carpet and padding, what’s left are millions of concentrated urine crystals that become even more pungent. Many companies just mask this odor. Chem-Dry uses a patented system, P.U.R.T.® (Pet Urine Removal Treatment) to explode the urine crystals and break down the enzymes which gets rid of the pet urine odor forever.
How often should I have my carpets cleaned?
Industry experts suggest that homeowners clean their carpets every 3-6 months especially homes with kids, pets or if someone in your home has asthmas or allergies. Regular cleaning will not only improve your home’s appearance, but it will eliminate germs and allergens, improve your home’s indoor air quality and extend the life of your carpeting.
How does Chem-Dry clean upholstery?
We use our proprietary hot carbonating extraction cleaning method, featuring our core cleaner The Natural, hen cleaning upholstery as well. The carbonated cleaning bubbles release dirt, soil, airborne allergens and spots from the upholstery fibers. Then, we use our extraction equipment to remove the cleaning solution, dirt, soil and airborne contaminants from your furniture, leaving it with a deeper, healthier clean than other alternatives.
No, Chem-Dry is not a steam cleaner. Chem-Dry uses carbonation to lift up dirt and grime from your carpets so we do not need to use the gallons of water that typical steam cleaners use.
Are Chem-Dry products safe for my kids and pets?
All of the ingredients in Chem-Dry's primary cleaner, The Natural, are on the F.D.A.'s G.R.A.S. (Generally Recognized as Safe) list and are safe for your carpets, your home and your family. The Natural does not contain any soaps or harsh chemicals.
Why do I need protectant on my carpets?
Most new carpets come with a factory-applied protectant but this wears off over time. Reapplying a protectant on your carpets can help resist stains and soiling, so your carpets will stay cleaner longer. Another reason protectant is a smart investment is that it slows the aging and wearing process and can extend the life of your carpets.
Our room sizes are based on 200 sq ft. If any of your rooms are over 200 sq ft, there may be an additional area charge.
