Commercial Carpet Cleaning
Corridors, lounges, dining rooms and resident rooms across a home or a village, with every area priced.
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Aged Care & Nursing Home Carpet Cleaning in Perth
Meals, care rounds and visiting hours carry on in residential aged care homes, nursing homes, retirement villages and day centres while we clean, because we close and sign one section at a time. Corridors, lounges and resident rooms come back clean with urine odour removed at its source, priced in writing after Zoran has inspected every wing free of charge.
15+ yearsCleaning commercial carpet
IICRC certifiedCleaned to the industry standard
WoolSafe approvedSpecialist care for wool carpet
$20M insuredPublic & products liability
Free on-site quotesWritten price, no obligation
From $385GST inclusive
7 days a weekWhenever you need us
Perth metroJoondalup to Fremantle and Midland
Residents live here day and night
Clean carpet in a home that never closes
A care home never closes. Residents eat, rest and welcome visitors in the same rooms every day, so the lounge and corridor carpet carries every meal, every spilt cup of tea and every walking frame.
Families notice that carpet on their first visit. A stained lounge or a corridor that smells shapes what they think of the care. Replacing the carpet across a wing is a capital cost few budgets welcome.
A care home answers to residents and families for every person on its wings. Every technician we send is our own employee with a National Police Clearance. Nobody is subcontracted. Our aged care carpet cleaning meets the IICRC S100 standard. We close one section, clean it and dry it before the next one opens, so residents always keep a dry way to the dining room.
Each visit comes with the same promise. If anything isn't right after your clean, tell us within 14 days and we'll come back and set it right, at no extra charge.
Every wing cleaned to IICRC S100
Each wing we clean gets the full IICRC S100 sequence, from the thorough vacuum and the time the pre-spray is given to work through to rinsing with hot water and extracting the soil. We also follow AS/NZS 3733:2018, written for Australian and New Zealand carpet cleaning. Search for Perth firms in the IICRC Global Locator and ours appears.
Clean carpet that smells clean
A smell that keeps returning in a resident's room is urine that has reached the carpet's backing. Deodorisers mask it for a day or two. We go after the contamination itself, so the odour leaves with its source.
Your quote comes from the owner
Zoran owns the business and walks your home with the facility manager or maintenance lead, measuring each area before writing the quote. The person who saw your corridors is the one who stands behind the result.
Seen before it is priced
Corridors and lounges inspected free
Together with your facility manager we look over the corridors, lounges and dining rooms, measure them and send a single written price. The inspection costs the home nothing and commits you to nothing.
From high care to independent living
Carpet cleaning for nursing homes and villages
In a high care nursing home many residents rarely leave their rooms, while an independent living unit stands empty only between one resident and the next. We book each clean around the setting's own meals, care rounds and visits.
Residential aged care homes
A residential aged care home is somebody's home and somebody's workplace at every hour. We clean it in closed sections booked around meals and care rounds, with the lounges, dining rooms, corridors and resident rooms each priced.
Nursing homes
Nursing home residents have high care needs and many spend most of the day in their room. We clean a resident's room while they are elsewhere, at an hour the care staff choose. Continence stains get the treatment they need.
Retirement villages
Village operators share carpet across the community centre, the library, function rooms and the corridors of apartment buildings. We clean those shared areas for the operator and price each building separately.
Independent living
Independent living units are refreshed when a resident leaves. The operator books us once the unit is empty, so the carpet is clean, free of odour and dry before the next resident moves in.
Memory support units
Residents living with dementia find their way by familiar furniture and can be unsettled by noise and strangers. We work while they are in another part of the unit with their carers and set every chair back on its spot.
Respite and day centres
Day centres and respite services do most of their living in activity rooms and lounges. Most close in the evening and at weekends, which gives a steam cleaned floor its full drying time before clients arrive.
Room or unit just vacated?
Vacated rooms cleaned for the next resident
Ring when a room or a village unit falls vacant and we fit the clean in ahead of the new arrival, with any odour source treated on that visit.
Mealtime and continence stains
Removing tea, food and body fluid stains
Spills reach care home carpet at every meal and every drinks round. A spotting agent chosen for each mark's chemistry goes on before the general clean of the room. At the inspection we give you an honest expectation. Most marks lift, some lighten and a few are permanent.
Tannin from tea and coffee
Tea and coffee carry tannin, which browns the fibre as it oxidises. Juice and cordial leave sugar that holds fresh soil. We treat tannin with its own spotter, then rinse the sugar away so it stops catching soil.
Thickened fluids and pureed meals
Thickened drinks and pureed food are made with starch or gum thickeners that dry into a crust on the tufts. Warm water and an enzyme spotter break the starch and the protein down before we rinse the residue away.
Vomit and blood
Vomit and blood from a skin tear are protein stains. Heat sets protein into the fibre, so cold water and a protein spotter go on first. Only then does the carpet get its hot water clean.
Medicine syrups
Sugary syrups leave a sticky patch that collects soil around it. The sugar rinses out. Strong colouring can stay in the fibre, which we point out at the inspection.
Wheelchair and walking frame tracks
Wheels and frame feet bring soil in from courtyards, car parks and the vinyl areas, leaving dark tracks at doorways and outside the lifts. We loosen that soil with a pre-spray and a scrubbing machine, then rinse it out.
Accident on the carpet?
Fresh marks come out best
Scrape up solids, then press cold, damp kitchen towel onto what remains. Hot water and supermarket spot cleaners set protein and strip colour, so keep them away. Ring us the same day while the mark is fresh.
How long a section stays closed
Aged care carpet cleaning and drying times
Corridor and lounge soil sets the method we use. The method then decides how long residents are kept off a section. Hot water extraction, known to most people as carpet steam cleaning, flushes ground-in soil and spills out of the whole depth of the pile. A steam-cleaned corridor stays closed to residents for 4 to 8 hours, a time the fibre, the soil and the weather decide. Encapsulation is meant for carpet whose soil is light. Its detergent dries around the soil as brittle crystals for our vacuum to collect. Residents have the section back in an hour or two. Wheels press grit into the base of the pile, so it is loosened by machine scrubbing before the rinse. Our recommendation for your home comes at the inspection, after we have looked at the carpet itself.
Heavier soil
Hot water extraction for a deep rinse
We give the pre-spray time to loosen oily soil from the fibre before the wand goes in. Hot water is driven into the pile, then drawn straight back out with everything it has released. It is the most thorough clean we offer and the one that brings a heavily used floor back.
SuitsHeavy soil with many kinds of stain
Back in useWhen the hours set in your quote are up
Book itFor a section that can stay closed for hours
Light soil, short closure
Encapsulation for the top of the pile
On lightly soiled carpet the soil sits near the tips of the tufts. We brush a crystallising detergent into that layer with our scrubbing machine. As it dries the detergent turns brittle around the soil, then vacuuming removes the crystals with the soil they hold.
SuitsLight, even soil
Back in useSoon after the clean
Book itBetween meals and activities
Where wheels pack the soil
Scrubbed loose, then rinsed
Wheelchairs, walking frames and meal trolleys press grit into the pile where they turn and wait, in front of the lifts. A rotary or cylinder scrubber drives the pre-spray through that packed soil first. The hot water rinse then carries it out.
SuitsDoorways, lift fronts and trolley routes
Back in useMatches hot water extraction
Book itIn the same visit as the rinse
Before your compliance team approves us
Approval by your compliance team
Your compliance team approves every contractor before they set foot in the home. Our documents are ready before the first visit, so approval never waits on us.
Insurance cover
Your furniture and fittings are insured to $250,000 while in our care. Every visit sits within our $20M public and products liability policy. Our team carries workers compensation insurance. The certificates of currency go to your compliance team on request.
National Police Clearance
A National Police Clearance is held by every technician who comes into your home. We use no subcontractors, so the clearances on your file belong to the people who arrive. Where your policy calls for it, we can provide a Working with Children Check as well.
Safe Work Method Statement
Signs at wet carpet, safely laid hoses and leads, our chemistry and our machines all come under our general Safe Work Method Statement. You receive it with the quote or on request. Our team works to it on every job.
Safety data sheets
Every product in our van comes with its safety data sheet, which your nurse in charge or maintenance lead may look through during our visit.
Inductions and your rules
We complete the induction your home sets for contractors before the first clean, in whatever form it takes. After that, reception signs us in on every visit.
Compliance first?
Your file, complete before we arrive
Name what your contractor file needs. Our Safe Work Method Statement, the insurance certificates and every technician's clearance arrive with the written price, so you can approve and book at once.
While residents are elsewhere
A cleaning day in an occupied home
Residents are home at every hour, so the building never empties for us. We clean in sections your care staff agree, signed at both ends and closed to everyone, while another route stays open to the dining room, the lifts and the bathrooms.
Signed in and inducted
We sign in at reception on every visit and follow the infection control precautions your staff set for the day. A wing closed for an outbreak stays untouched until your staff open it again.
A call before every visit
A courtesy call comes before every visit, confirming the date and which sections we will close. Any keys, swipe cards or codes we are given are returned to reception the following working day.
Machines kept outside where possible
Where the van is close enough, the truck-mounted unit does the work from outside and its noise stays outdoors. Higher floors are reached with portable equipment brought up in the lift. A hose is never run through a lift or up a stairwell.
Dry before residents return
Each section stays closed until the carpet is dry enough to walk on, with air movers where a lounge or corridor has to reopen sooner. Chairs and tables go back where residents expect to find them.
Odour removal
Removing urine odour at its source
Urine passes through the pile into the backing and spreads wider than the mark on top. Bacteria turn its urea into ammonia. The salts it leaves draw moisture from humid air, which is why a room smells worse on a damp day. A surface clean or a deodoriser never reaches that far down.
Finding the full extent
A moisture meter shows how far the urine has spread through the backing. It is usually well beyond the stain anyone can see. We treat all of it.
An enzyme treatment with time to work
The enzyme goes on across the whole contaminated area and is left to break the urea and the salts down. Cutting that dwell time short is what brings a smell back.
Flushed and extracted
Hot water extraction then flushes the area and draws the solution back up. We repeat the passes until what we recover runs clear.
What cleaning cannot undo
Urine left for months can remove dye from the fibre. That loss of colour stays after the odour has gone. Where a section has been soaked again and again for years, we say plainly that replacing it is the better spend.
A room that smells on damp days?
We find the source and treat it
Ring before you buy another deodoriser. We check the room with a moisture meter and send a written price for the treatment.
Case study
A Perth community care provider's homes
A Perth community care provider books us again and again for the homes it runs. Our work for it has covered carpet steam cleaning, tile and grout, vinyl floors, upholstery and single stains, with every visit priced on its own.
In one round we cleaned the tiles and grout in twenty of its homes. On other visits the carpet and the tiles of one home were done together, recliners and wingback armchairs were cleaned on site and a single call removed a stain by a kitchen door. Because each visit is priced separately, the provider decides what is cleaned and when.
Care provider
A community care provider with homes across Perth
Services booked
Carpet, tiles and grout, vinyl floors and upholstery
The largest round
Tiles and grout cleaned in twenty homes
Return visits
Booked again for each new round of work
More than one site?
Start with one home
Pick the home or the areas that need it most and we price those first. You decide how often we come back after that.
Every area of the home
Resident rooms, corridors, dining rooms and lounges
Families walk the corridor to a resident's door on every visit, so we pre-treat its handrail side and doorways before we clean the whole length. The other tabs cover resident rooms, dining rooms, lounges and activity rooms.
Resident room carpet cleaning
A resident's room is cleaned while the resident is out of it, at a time the care staff choose. Personal belongings stay where they are. Beds, hoists and other care equipment are moved only by your staff.
A vacated room gets a full restorative clean, ready for whoever moves in next.
Care home corridor carpet
Corridor wear follows the handrails, where residents walk with a frame. It also gathers at doorways where wheelchairs and trolleys turn. Those strips are pre-treated and scrubbed first, so the corridor finishes one even colour.
Each length closes while it dries, with a second way to the lift kept open.
Dining rooms between meal sittings
Dropped food, thickened drinks and tea land under the tables at every sitting. Marks under the chairs are spotted first, then the room is cleaned at the hours your kitchen and care staff agree.
Chairs are stacked clear for the clean and set back once the carpet is dry.
Lounge and sitting room carpet
Lounges carry morning tea, afternoon tea and the heaviest chair traffic in the home. We clean right up to the base of lift chairs and recliners.
The lounge chairs themselves can be cleaned on the same visit, priced per piece.
Activity room carpet cleaning
Activity rooms collect glue, paint, clay and spilt refreshments. Each mark gets its own spotting agent before the whole floor is brought to one even finish.
Tables and craft trolleys are moved for the clean and returned to where your lifestyle staff keep them.
Google reviews
Reviews to read before choosing us
A provider choosing a contractor for its homes can read these reviews as they stand on our Google Business Profile, with every reviewer's chosen name. Google holds the complete list and the star ratings.
★★★★★
Zoran made our carpets look amazing. He kept us very informed throughout the whole process and was very helpful with other cleaning tips or tricks. Definitely recommend.
★★★★★
The whole experience was great, from the initial communication, the planning and the carrying out of the job. There were no issues at all. It was well priced and Zoran did a really good job. I will definitely call him again next time :)
★★★★★
Good service and so kind guy and help me to choose the best option to clean my carpet and rug I’m so happy about the results
★★★★★
An exceptional service! I didn't know carpet cleaning could be done so professionally, and Zoran's knowledge of the correct chemical combinations to remove stains from various fibres/fabrics was quite surprising. No chit-chat, no problems, just the relevant questions and explanations. I would recommend Zoran's services to anyone. Thank you.
★★★★★
Zoran does a fantastic job, very reliable and reasonably priced, highly recommend
Costs for providers
The cost of cleaning a care home
A provider has to approve the spend and budget for it, often one wing at a time, so every area carries its own figure. Your facility manager shows us the home at no charge while we laser measure each area and look at the soil, stains and access. Six factors set it.
The areas on your list
Every corridor, lounge, dining room and resident room is priced, so you can approve the whole home or begin with the areas families see first.
How soiled the carpet is
Doorways where wheels have packed soil into the pile need scrubbing as well as the rinse. A corridor your cleaners vacuum daily needs much less work.
Urine and odour sources
A room with a continence source needs an enzyme treatment and extra extraction. The quote allows for every source we find at the inspection.
Hours each wing can close
An afternoon with a whole wing closed needs fewer set-ups than short sections spread over several visits. The window you can give may also decide the method. Your quote states which one.
Floors and access
Higher floors mean portable equipment and a slower start than the truck-mounted hose gives at ground level. Parking close to an entry saves time.
Furniture and fibre
Rooms crowded with heavy seating take more time than a clear corridor. Wool calls for cooler water and WoolSafe-approved products, adding time to the clean.
One resident's room on its own is charged at our minimum of $385, which includes GST. That figure pays for the drive to your site, unloading our equipment and the first part of the work, so the single room costs $385 alone. When a whole wing is booked, that first $385 is part of the wing's price, never a charge on top. You pay nothing for the inspection or for the quote. Only a change of scope alters the written price.
Care staff habits
Carpet care for your cleaning staff
In the months after we leave, the result rests with your cleaners and care staff. Five habits matter most.
Courtyard and car park door mats
Inside each outside door, two steps of matting trap what shoes and wheels carry in from the courtyard.
Handrail-side vacuuming
Push the vacuum's motorised brush head down the handrail side of each corridor and slowly through every doorway. It pulls out the grit plain suction misses.
Blot first, report the same day
Staff who find a spill or an accident should press paper towel onto it and never rub. Reported that day, a mark comes out far more easily.
No spray over a smell
An air freshener hides a smell for a few hours while its cause stays below the pile. If a room smells again in humid weather, it needs treatment.
Glides on chairs, clean trolley wheels
Felt glides under dining chairs and clean wheels on meal and linen trolleys prevent the black marks and crushed pile at the servery and the lift.
A room needs attention before a new resident arrives? We can clean one room or one corridor by itself, at the hour your staff pick. See how we treat odour
Booked with the carpet
Recliners, rugs and hard floors as well
Every contractor in a care home has to be inducted and signed in. Booking the seating, rugs and hard floors with the carpet saves doing that twice. We quote each one together with the carpet.
Carpet Steam Cleaning
Lounges and vacated rooms with heavy soil given a hot water rinse, with the truck-mounted unit used wherever its hose can reach.
Carpet steam cleaning →Carpet Stain Removal
Tea, thickened fluids, syrups, vomit and blood, each met with the spotter that suits its chemistry.
Carpet stain removal →Wool Carpet Cleaning
Our WoolSafe Approved Fibre Care Specialist rinses wool lounge and dining carpet at a lower heat.
Wool carpet cleaning →Upholstery Cleaning
Lift chairs, recliners and dining chairs cleaned where they stand, priced per piece.
Upholstery cleaning →Rug Cleaning
Rugs from lounges and resident rooms, each one priced and cleaned to suit what it is made of.
Rug cleaning →Tile & Grout Cleaning
Dining, kitchen and bathroom tiles and grout, back underfoot for residents within two hours.
Tile and grout cleaning →FAQ
Answers on residents, odour and drying
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Ask us directly
If your question isn't answered here, call us. You'll get a straight answer about your carpet and your premises, with no obligation.
How often do lounges and dining rooms need cleaning?
We advise a professional clean of all your carpet at least once a year. Lounges, dining rooms and busy corridors usually need more.
Six things set the interval for each wing.
- How many residents use each area
- Continence needs on each wing
- Meals and drinks served on carpet
- Wheelchair, frame and trolley traffic
- The colour and fibre of the carpet
- Your provider's own cleaning standards
You choose how often we come. We give our advice at the inspection.
Do residents need to leave their rooms while you clean?
Only while their own room is being cleaned and is drying. Their room is done while they are in the lounge, at an activity or out with family, at a time your care staff agree.
For a resident who rarely leaves the room, encapsulation on lightly soiled carpet gives the room back soon after the clean. The inspection settles which method suits that carpet.
Will a clean remove the smell from a resident's carpet?
In most cases, yes, provided the contamination in the backing is treated rather than masked. A routine shampoo leaves that source behind.
Cleaning will not fix a smell that comes from somewhere else. A mattress, a fabric chair, a bathroom floor or a drain can all hold urine odour. We check the carpet first and name the likely cause when the carpet is not it.
Are your cleaning products safe around elderly residents?
Yes. Every product is picked to suit the carpet's fibre and what is soiling it. Extraction draws it back out of the carpet, so none stays in the pile. Residents stay off each section until it has dried.
Ask on the day and your nurse in charge can read our safety data sheets before we begin.
Does carpet cleaning kill germs in a care home?
No carpet clean sterilises a floor. We never claim otherwise. Hot water extraction removes the soil and organic residue bacteria feed on, together with spills and traces of body fluids.
Your infection control team decides how a contaminated area is managed. We follow their instructions on the day, including any wing that is closed to visitors.
A pipe burst in a resident's bathroom and the carpet is wet. Can you help?
Yes. Call 0460 815 038 as soon as it is found. Water from a supply pipe is clean water, Category 1 under the IICRC S500 standard. Carpet soaked with it is normally dried where it lies if the water comes out quickly.
We extract it with flood extraction tools, then dry the carpet and the floor beneath with air movers and dehumidifiers, checking with a moisture meter until both read normal. Water from a toilet or a drain is a different matter. We say straight away whether it is our job.
Should a worn corridor be cleaned or recarpeted?
Clean first in most homes. When corridor carpet looks dull down the middle while the edges are sound, it is holding soil rather than showing wear. Scrubbing and rinsing bring it back.
Replacement makes sense where the pile is worn through at the doorways, the backing is coming apart or urine has soaked the same section for years. We give you that view plainly at the inspection.
Can you clean our lounge chairs and recliners too?
Yes. We clean lounge chairs and recliners on site while our equipment is already in the building, with each piece priced. A cleaned recliner is ready to sit in after 3 to 8 hours, set by its material, our method and the room's conditions. We agree with your staff where residents will sit meanwhile.
Is a Sunday or public holiday clean possible?
Yes. Saturday, Sunday and public holiday bookings are all fine with us, at the hour your home picks. A weekend can suit a day centre or a lounge that is quieter when families visit less.
Which areas should we clean first on a tight budget?
Start with the areas residents and families use most.
- The entry and reception
- The main lounge
- The dining room
- Any room with an odour complaint
Corridors and the remaining resident rooms can follow when the next budget allows.
Service areas
Aged care carpet cleaning in Perth's suburbs
A provider running homes in Joondalup, Midland and Fremantle can book one team for all three. Villages and homes anywhere else in metropolitan Perth are covered the same way. The suburb pages below describe the area around each home or village.
Perth CBDWest PerthOsborne ParkJoondalupFremantleMidlandCannington
From the blog
Helpful reading for facility managers
Carpet Cleaning in Aged Care and Healthcare Settings
Read the sector guide →Odours in Commercial Carpet: Finding the Source, Not Masking It
Find the source →Steam Cleaning vs Encapsulation: Which Is Right for Your Business?
Compare the two systems →Why Stains Come Back: Wicking, Residue and the Spot That Returns
Why a mark returns →Blood and Bodily Fluid Spills on Commercial Carpet: A Workplace Protocol
Read the protocol →How Often Should Commercial Carpets Be Professionally Cleaned?
See the traffic classes →For facility managers
Arrange aged care carpet cleaning
Name the home or village, the areas that need cleaning and the hours your staff can spare them. Zoran will book a time to inspect with your facility manager and send the written price before any date is set. Prefer a phone call? Ring 0460 815 038.
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WoolSafe Approved
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Residents back on dry carpet
Choose the first section to clean
Every section we close reopens clean and dry, ready for walking frames, wheelchairs and visitors. Name the areas and the hours your residents can spare them, then send the form or ring 0460 815 038 to book.