
TLC Carpet & Air Duct Cleaning
TLC Carpet & Air Duct Cleaning is a locally owned and operated carpet and air duct cleaning company in Greeley, Colorado, serving Northern Colorado since 1992 under the line We Don't Cut Corners, We Clean Them. The company's IICRC-certified crew delivers deep steam carpet cleaning and thorough air duct cleaning for residential and commercial customers across Greeley and the surrounding communities. Carpet work uses truck-mounted hot water extraction that generates the water temperature and vacuum pressure needed to flush embedded soil, allergens, and odors from deep in the pile rather than the surface layer, and old pet accidents get an enzymatic treatment applied at the correct dwell time so the ammonia compounds crystallized in the padding are digested at the source instead of masked. Air duct cleaning runs on negative air pressure extraction rather than mechanical brushing alone, creating a true vacuum inside the ductwork and pulling debris out of branch lines and return-air plenums instead of pushing it deeper into the system, and environmentally safe, EPA-registered sanitizers are applied afterward to neutralize biological growth. Dryer vent cleaning clears the full run from drum to exterior cap and confirms airflow at the cap, which matters because lint buildup inside vent runs is one of the leading causes of residential house fires in the United States. Tile and grout clean and seal removes embedded soil that mopping pushes further into porous grout lines, then restores a professional-grade sealant barrier. Upholstery cleaning starts with identifying the fabric content, because a method that works on synthetic microfiber can permanently damage wool or silk. The company's cleaning products are environmentally safe and eco-friendly, its solutions handle tile, carpet, vinyl, and more, and pricing is quoted per job based on soil level, square footage, and accessibility. TLC invites customers to call or get a free quote online, and says its team is upfront about the cost and what is actually needed, including telling a homeowner plainly when carpet padding is past the point where extraction will help.







