Art Kelley
Supportive Member
For some reason his guy's cannot steam clean berber carpet but have to dry clean it. If there is anyone here who has had a problem with berber and solved it please chime in. Personally I've never had difficulty with it and steam clean it like any other. But the people of Atlanta are getting the message it has to be "dry cleaned", whatever that is. I know Ken Snow can help him.
BTW Greg, thanks for the honest response:
BTW Greg, thanks for the honest response:
gregcole said:[In reality, it is the safest way to clean the carpet and maintain quality control when using dozens of contractors. Rather than risk the liability and a unhappy customer- we require all customers to get their berber dry cleaned by us. If a customer is not willing to pay for that service- they are welcome to go elsewhere. As almost 1/2 of our daily jobs are Berber- I would say many are not going elsewhere.
In reagards to the cotnractor refusing to dry clean carpets: To date I have never had a contractor say he didn't want to get paid more and dry clean a customers carpet- if it ever happens- I will let you know.
Second reason: If you do business in Atlanta and you don't dry clean Berber carpets you are considered to be inferior after our 3.1 million ads hit the streets on a weekly basis. Over 160 million printed impressions yearly, and hundreds of radio ads make it clear that we know more than the average Atlanta carpet cleaner. Pro Carpet is the leader for cleaning carpets in Atlanta and we have tens of thousands of customers who understand that anyone who is not dry cleaning Berber is obviously doing it wrong. shiteatinggrin