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The right method for each area
Hot water extraction where the pile needs restoring, low-moisture encapsulation where a room has to reopen quickly, and bonnet passes for interim brightening.

Contact
Call (408) 528-2188 or use the form to book a free walkthrough. We measure your carpet, note the problem areas and send a written quote.
Tell us about your building, the carpeted areas you want cleaned and the problems you have noticed, such as gray traffic lanes, stains that keep coming back or odors in a hallway. We set up a free walkthrough on a day that works for you, look at the carpet type, the traffic and the hours each area has to be open, and then send a written quote pairing every area with its method and frequency.
Corridor Carpet Cleaning is reachable 24/7, and every written request gets an answer within one business day. Visits are scheduled around your hours, including evenings and weekends, across the Bay Area, the Sacramento region, the Central Valley and the Central Coast.
Why Corridor
Carpet is the largest soft surface in most buildings and the first thing visitors notice. We look after it that way.
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Hot water extraction where the pile needs restoring, low-moisture encapsulation where a room has to reopen quickly, and bonnet passes for interim brightening.
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Crews clean evenings, weekends and between bookings, so tenants, students and guests arrive to finished carpet.
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Insured, bonded and covered by workers’ compensation, with background-checked crews and supervisor quality inspections on every program.
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A free walkthrough measures the carpet and notes the soil, then a written quote lays out each area’s method and frequency.
A few useful answers
Within one business day. Our phone line is also answered 24/7.
The building type, the rough size of the carpeted areas, any problem spots such as stains, odors or gray lanes, and the hours when the space is open. We measure and check everything in person during the free walkthrough.
Access to the carpeted areas and an idea of when each space is in use is all we need. If you know the carpet type or the date of the last deep clean, share that too.