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Wool and premium carpet cleaning

Wool is the finest carpet you can buy, and the easiest to damage with the wrong clean. Too hot, too wet or too alkaline and it can shrink, brown or lose its colour. We use a gentle, wool-safe, low-moisture method that cleans thoroughly and leaves no residue.

  • pH-balanced, wool-safe solutions
  • No over-wetting, browning or shrinkage
  • No residue for dirt to cling to
  • Pile groomed to look its best
What's included

Every wool and premium carpet job includes

  • Fibre identification (wool, wool blend, sisal, silk-blend)
  • Dry soil removal: grit is what wears wool fastest
  • pH-balanced pre-treatment of traffic lanes
  • Low-moisture, low-temperature encapsulation clean
  • Spot treatment matched to the stain and the fibre
  • Pile groomed in one direction for an even finish

Ideal for

  • Pure wool and wool-blend broadloom
  • Premium and designer carpet
  • Period homes with original carpet
  • Stair runners and landings

The DryCo promise

Upfront, honest pricing with no pushy upsells. Same technician start to finish. Not happy? We come back and re-clean for free.

How it works

Our wool and premium carpet process

Identify

We confirm the fibre and construction, because wool, sisal and silk-blends each need a different approach.

Remove dry soil

Fine grit cuts wool fibres. Getting it out first makes the biggest difference to how long your carpet lasts.

Clean gently

A wool-safe, low-moisture clean that never floods the backing, so there's no browning or shrinkage.

Groom

The pile is groomed and left to dry, usually within about an hour.

FAQ

Wool and premium carpet: common questions

Is steam cleaning bad for wool?

Hot, very wet cleaning can shrink wool, cause browning and leave residue if it isn't fully rinsed out. A low-moisture, wool-safe method avoids all three.

Do you clean sisal, seagrass or jute?

These plant fibres stain badly with water. We'll assess them first and may recommend dry-only cleaning or a specialist.

How often should wool carpet be cleaned?

Every 12โ€“18 months for most homes, or sooner in high-traffic areas. Regular dry-soil removal is what protects the fibres.

Will cleaning void my carpet warranty?

Many manufacturers recommend regular professional cleaning. Check your warranty terms; we'll give you a dated receipt for your records.

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