Oct 11, 2022
Apogee Carpet Cleaning offers residential and commercial services with a smile.
Fredericksburg, VA - October 11, 2022 —

Experienced carpet cleaning expert and Air Force veteran Steve Bressette, who has been a resident of Fredericksburg for over 23 years, has officially opened the doors on a new business that focuses on eco-friendly cleaning methods for customers throughout Fredericksburg and the surrounding areas.
Professional cleaning of carpets, hardwood flooring, and more
Located in the Bowman center just south of downtown Fredericksburg, the newly launched business provides a range of cleaning services for residential and commercial clients alike.
The company’s very low moisture carpet cleaning methods are great for the environment while they simultaneously reduce drying times and place less pressure on the carpet fibers, making it a fantastic solution to rejuvenate an old carpet or as an ongoing part of a home or business maintenance strategy.
Additional carpet cleaning services include steam cleaning, which is ideal for deep-cleaning carpets that have not received professional care for several years. Apogee Carpet Cleaning of Fredericksburg also provides dedicated hardwood cleaning processes as well as methods designed specifically for tile and grout.
Furthermore, the business can provide deep mattress cleaning, upholstery cleaning, and odor removal (including pet smells) services across Fredericksburg. Whether breathing fresh life into the home, preparing a property for sale, cleaning a rental property to secure a full deposit return, or ensuring that business environments make a better impression, the company’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards can leave properties looking brand new.
As well as providing both residential and commercial services that can be tailored to the specific needs of the client, Apogee Carpet Cleaning of Fredericksburg proudly delivers eco-friendly, hypoallergenic services that utilizes mineral-based solutions that are non-toxic and 100% safe for families, pets, and the environment.
Quick, convenient services in Fredericksburg and beyond
Having worked in professional cleaning for several years, Steve has brought his high cleaning standards to the residential and commercial carpet cleaning arena for homeowners and businesses in Fredericksburg and surrounding areas including Stafford County, King George County, Caroline County, and Spotsylvania County,
The local cleaning experts guarantee punctuality, reliability, and value for money as all services are tailored to the client. Whether it’s cleaning the carpet in one heavy-traffic room or rejuvenating an entire property doesn’t matter. Moreover, Steve and his team work closely with clients to arrange cleaning times that cause minimal disruption to families or workforces.
For experts in carpet cleaning and the Fredericksburg area, Apogee Carpet Cleaning of Fredericksburg is the only service that residents of Fredericksburg need. From one-off services to regular professional-grade cleaning, they provide the same level of quality and value on every project while the company is available for hire with immediate effect.
More information is available by visiting www.fredericksburgcarpetcleaners.com/. Alternatively, Apogee Carpet Cleaning of Fredericksburg’s press contact Steve Bressette can be reached at 540-701-7449 or [email protected].
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Name: Steve Bressette
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Organization: Apogee Carpet Cleaning
Phone: 540-701-7449
Website: http://www.fredericksburgcarpetcleaners.com/
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