What's included
- Hot-water extraction cleaning of the carpeted rooms you book
- Spot treatment of common stains
- Moving light furniture and putting it back
- Patching a small spot with your remnant, or re-stretching loose carpet in one room
SnapWork cleans carpet with hot-water extraction, priced by the number of rooms: one, two, three, or the whole home. Common stains get spot treatment, and light furniture is moved and put back. Small damaged spots can be patched with a remnant you supply, and loose carpet re-stretched. Stairs, area rugs, upholstery and pet-urine odor treatment are not part of the standard job. We work across Napa County and Solano County.
Updated October 2026
Count the carpeted rooms and pick the tier. Hallways usually count with the whole-home option. Send a photo of each room so stains and furniture are part of the price.
Pick up small items, toys and cords from the floor. Move fragile things off low furniture. Heavy pieces like beds and dressers stay where they are.
A small burn, a pulled seam or a rippled room is a repair. Patching uses a remnant you supply, often from a closet. Loose carpet can be re-stretched.
Often added to this job. Each one is optional and has its own price.
Carpet cleaning is priced by the number of rooms or the whole home. We price it from your photo so stains and furniture are accounted for.
Carpet is usually dry in a few hours, depending on airflow. Open windows or run fans to speed it up.
Common stains get spot treatment. Old pet-urine stains and odors often soak into the pad and need a specialist.
It's a separate job, but many leases require it. Add it to a move-out cleaning request.
Describe the job in a few words. Add a photo if you have one.