Client was blown away with the RESULTS

[@Cynthia-qo9wu]

Love the CRB action and kick out beautiful crips lines😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@ashleymoore1699]

You crb it? What is that? And the machine your using. Where would I find one?

[@ashleymoore1699]

How many sq foot of carpet did you clean? Do you change by sq ft or by how bad the job is?

[@celilionorberto4278]

where can i get the brush machine

[@adamvalencia9534]

So in your opinion, 175 or CRB? I know they both have there place, but for carpet agitation if you could only pick one, which is the winner?

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

Adam Valencia crb

[@GeoffreyHowells]

Adam Valencia Agree, CRB... and my pwrsonal thought is that 175 is too harsh on long fibers... but ideal in low cut pile, berber, etc

[@adamvalencia9534]

Awesome! Thanks for the insights! Love seeing your guys videos.

[@BrownsProfessionalCarpetCare]

This client's reaction is the reason i love doing what i do... 5 stars bro

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

+Brown's Discount Carpet Care thanks brother Brown.

[@shaunmcdivitt27]

What is your thoughts in regards to the rotovac 360i vs the wand?

[@jnictv1075]

My man you do bangin work! Love the videos

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

Jared Nicholas thanks man, I really appreciate.

[@jerryvaughn9618]

nice see you do extraction after crb good finish was doing this back in 70's other cleaner said i was over cleaning still in business since 1974 must be right.. keep up good jobs

[@extremesteamcarpet]

jerry vaughn I’ve been overdoing it and called crazy myself lol. Stil at it 20 years later

[@charlesblair121]

What do you use for pre treatment? Nice work by the way.

[@joescheller6680]

so what was that machine you used at the end??????

[@janilinknashville613]

GOOOOD~

[@lenswope3970]

Awesome job!!!

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

Len Swope thank you Len.

[@StanknRankin]

After the CRB did you pass that with a wand or does the CRB really do that good of a job? Awesome work!

[@john_thorpe]

I'm looking to have 2 rooms cleaned (a 10 ft by 10 ft bedroom and a 20 ft by 20 ft master bedroom) that has some darker areas and some black stains in the high traffic parts. I used a Bissell Pro Heat cleaner with Woolite cleaner to clean some of it and the black spots and some of the darker color came out, so it's not too extreme as some of the videos I've seen on carpet cleaning. My question is, what would be a reasonable price to clean these 2 rooms?? I contacted a local company, but haven't gotten a reply yet as I used their contact form on their site just now. Thanks.

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

John Thorpe $100 - $175 depending on your area and the quality of the cleaning.

[@colliercleen4316]

Thanks for not being scared to post this video, most of my clients give me hell because the traffic lane is still visible. Then i have to go explain the difference between "clean" and "damage"... guess i need to move down to GA... these TN people are a rough crowd!

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

+patrick collier no problem, yes you have to sometimes explain to people the difference between clean and damaged, if you wash a car with a discolored paint job, dents and rust well after you wash it, it's still going to have a discolored paint job, dents & rust. That's what I usually use as an example.

[@colliercleen4316]

LOL!!! Thats the same response i usually use. BTW i have my first carpet, hardwood and linoleum/vinyl job this friday the 17th... i owe that add-on to you. One $500 job vs five $100 jobs... How did you title that video? "Staying busy vs Making money".. lol... im glad i found you. Too many negitive people in todays age. When i quit my day job i had quite a few ppl tell me i was going to be a failure.

[@BradSmith777]

I've found that it's easier to explain ahead of time what to expect. I'm sure you've been doing this long enough that you can see a dirty carpet and know about how it'll look when you're done cleaning based on prior experience. So with that in mind I build an expectation with my client that lets them know that "unfortunately after I'm done there will still be a darker, more "greyed" area right there since it's a heavily worn area and that's just a result of the carpet fraying- sort of like dull hair caused by split ends. Unfortunately it'll never look like the area under the sofa since that never gets stepped on." It's so much easier to give an expert analysis with reasonable expectations ahead of time than to be giving what appears to the homeowner as "an excuse" after you're done. AND- if that's a make or break with the homeowner, then you've just saved yourself and the client a major headache, built a better reputation, and positioned yourself as more of an expert in their eyes.

[@krisj2391]

do you pre spray before adding the CRB

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

Kristian Joseph yes always

[@curlyanneb1973]

Oh my good grief....I'm watching carpet cleaning movies AND COMMENTING! On a Friday night at 11:00. How sad is my life!!!!

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

+Carolyn Brt LOL

[@allancooper7152]

Hey Carolyn, maybe not so sad, happiness comes in ALL kinds of forms! If our work and interests make us happy, then how cool is that! Old man Al, Cascadia Clean Carpet

[@顾立晨]

don't be sad bro. i am watching in 2021 before i go to sleep...

[@mandychoupolite9736]

What's the brand of your carpet clear ? I wanna get one ,too !

[@californiatilerestoration4827]

That looks absolutely AMAZING!

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

California Tile Restoration thanks you so much, you guys comments keeps me MOTIVATED.

[@brandonevans174]

Nice video. Where do you get the Citra Heat pre spray from? Is it DSC?

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

Brandon Evans yes DSC got it from TCS. Call Will 7707297117

[@tntwashpro3863]

where can I purchase this machine

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

Mike Andrews 7707297117 Will

[@jaiarayne]

Wow you killed it!!

[@curlyanneb1973]

Hope they tipped him for saving them so much money

[@gman6170]

Tip him? I think they paid him for cleaning the carpet... whatchu talking about tipping for?

[@BURJUAZYA]

what pre spray for this brother?

[@GeoffreyHowells]

Is it not amazing how those furniture traffic areas tend to blend away when going at it from multiple directions? Way to work it my friend... 680 or so RPMs

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

+Geoffrey Howells yes, I see that the best way to hit those high traffic areas for a better cleaning.

[@christinakaur8766]

Amazing job!!

[@KevinIIbrown]

Wow. 😑 I just looked at different CRB prices. This will have to be an addition but after saving up. Saiger has me sold on getting a rotary first. But it's a very hard decision to not get a CRB first. Lol your all of your clients are to impressed with it.

[@ASiDiceLaBiblia]

amazing Job I really love it , what is the exactly name of the machine bro?

[@davidhackett9785]

Great job. Did you CRB twice then hot water extract?

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

+David Hackett no just once then extraction, thanks

[@xbookman6823]

What machine is that?

[@marcuswendt9617]

www.crbindustriescorp.com/

[@Hotdog-yk8vn]

Hey Courtney... I'm thinking about purchasing a CRB too add with my commercial cleaning business. A lot of commercial buildings have the glued down carpets.

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

Weld_1988 Devin Morrison get it, you'll love it.

[@lenagunter-palacios7173]

Amazing job. And great video. I was wondering if it's weird having you're clients watch you while you clean?

[@taipng3643]

what is CRD/ CRB?

[@YanasooSibarah]

The machine being used here 2:00, CRB stands for counter rotating brush

[@dustmitebusters6314]

Good work man! But tell me, I want to go into the carpet cleaning business, what would your advice on the first equipment to purchase on a tight budget be? I am getting an impression that a single CRB and sprays would do here.

[@GeoffreyHowells]

how are you recovering all nast groomed from the carpeting?

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

+Geoffrey Howells by hand or suck it up in my filter

[@jessiekimbrough8178]

how do you price a job like that

[@michelleb5639]

If I wanted to start a carpet cleaning business, would only a crb machine be needed? If not, what else?

[@brandonevans174]

Thx brother

[@wickens9221]

Can you rent this machine?

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

+Sue B not that I know of!

[@wickens9221]

Where can you you buy these machines?

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

+Sue B call my buddy Will 7707297117

[@IntegrityCleaning]

I should have got the smaller crb

[@5325bunny]

Now let's all walk on it with our dirty shoes 😐

[@mcs2431]

I still see alot of stains

[@johnridder4373]

MC S me too when it dries and they walk on it stains come back quick hard wood floor that

[@bigwheat15]

MC S : There is a reason they are called “stains”... not everyone comes out. Also depends on the type of stain, how long it sat(shame on you for letting it get that bad), if you the customer applied any bs store bought product to it, etc. Carpet Cleaners aren’t magical carpet restorers. Just curious, how many carpet professionals have you went thru with your “unrealistic perfectionist” attitude? Lol

[@kennethmoore4110]

Man that job looks fantastic.. Honestly they look like new carpets are you using different chemicals your new rinse ?Thumps up

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

Kenneth Moore yes I'm using the new flex ice, having great results.

[@samanthaproulx8762]

What brushes are on your crb brush pro was it the blue or white. I find the blue ones for me seem like they are causing come damage on carpets sometimes, would you suggest softening them somehow?

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

+samantha proulx white or brown

[@samanthaproulx8762]

My blue ones seem to be damaging carpets should I run them on hard floor for 15 min to soften them

[@sundown798]

Good work man but learn to groom out the saw tooths marks as you go on the dry pass. Keep the nap in one direction or groom later. cheers.

[@TheTurboman2]

CRB's are a useful tool and have a place in carpet cleaning but they are not as good in cleaning deep traffic lanes. Where's the rinse? There's no heat to fully release the deep soils. CRB and encap is an interim maintenance method especially suited for commercial carpet cleaning where extreme traffic soiling would make truck mount HWE impractical and too expensive for the client. It's better to brush groom the wand marks when done.

[@JanoyCresva]

Come on at least make the wand marks uniform and long. Dry stroke it into a uniform design so it doesnt look like a 5 year olds drawing.

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

+Franken Peter the customer was happy, that's all that matters 😎

[@trumanhardwoodfloorservices]

+Scotty 22 thanks bro

[@gman6170]

Listen up, on the surface it looks ok but you can clearly see visible stains all over still. Once you're gone they are gonna see all the spots missed. Yeh the finish does look a bit amateur but that isn't the main point as they will be stepping all over it shortly. nice try but I would have you back to do the bits you missed.

[@mikeg1841]

I am the God of carpet cleaning and Mr. Truman should name that carpet Lazarus because he brought that carpet back to life. It was DEAD. You see your response is actually a complement because the carpet should of been replaced (and was going to be) and now you are nit picking a few "spots". Well here's how we gauge it: Are those "spots" worth $3000.00 dollars? If you rented that place and you had it looking that good on your move out and the landlord said "no, I'm keeping your $1700.00 deposit and i need to replace the carpet it's ruined and you owe me $1300.00 more" You and the jury would say that the landlord is a psychotic delusional idiot. Here's a tip : The cleaner you get something, the dirtier it looks. And that goes for humans too

[@Stevorific1]

Nice job but would look even nicer if carpet were groomed.