We had another cleaning service scheduled that canceled last minute. Thankfully I got a hold of Greenworks! They were able to show up within a couple of hours. Our carpet looks great and smells fresh!
Barry Richard
Aug 2025
As a property manager, I have been working with Greenworks exclusively over the past two years. They are my go to Carpet Cleaning service for all of my properties. They are extremely easy to work with very communicative and get the job done right and if there’s anything that has to be redone, they go out and do it. I highly recommend them.
Patricia Charles-Heathers
Jul 2025
Very courteous, timely, and even moved a few things out of the way. I would highly recommend!!
Kelsey Nicholson
Jul 2025
Efficient cleaning, easy scheduling and just generally wonderful company to work with!
Marilyn Ondrasik
Jul 2025
Jeff was great! Carpets clean in no time.
Bruce Jacobsen
Jul 2025
Professional, communicative, fast, on time.
Chris Karsteter
Jun 2025
Great job. Pleasant and professional guys. Very happy!
Clara Lam
May 2025
Jeff was our tech today to clean a few wool area rugs. Professional and on time! The company was easy to communicate with and transparent about pricing. Would recommend!
Julie Munoz Lowe
May 2025
Please contact me for photos, video, and transcript of my experience with this company. I will happily share to spare you the nightmare they’ve caused me.
TLDR: I had my carpets cleaned on Friday and today, Monday, they still are not dry and my house now smells of mildew, the stains I hired them to remove are still there and they messed up my Dyson Animal.
I reached out to this company to clean the carpets in the lower level of my home. It is a 14 year old house, the lower level consists of an office, bedroom and rec room, garage and bathroom. I had to reschedule my original appointment due to an upstairs leak that needed remediation. That was fixed by a licensed, bonded contractor and the carpet cleaning was rescheduled two weeks after. It’s important to note the leak effected one corner of one room in the lower level only.
On carpet cleaning day the tech asked to use my Dyson Animal, which I thought was odd but I agreed. He was at my house 9:15 - 10:40 then charged me and left saying the carpets would be dry within 3-6 hours. I didn’t go down until that night around 8pm and WOW. Not only was the carpet still wet, it completely soaked both my and my friends’ socks all the way through. It was like this throughout all the rooms - so wet it was squishy. Saturday the same so I opened every window (there are 6 windows all measuring 34x46”), set the whole house fan to run continuously and borrowed a shop DeWalt fan from a friend. Saturday I also noticed my Dyson. They’d used it on wet carpet and left it totally clogged with wet muck - it’s NOT a wet vac. If they needed one, shouldn’t they supply their own?!
Sunday the carpets were still wet. I reached out to GreenWorks and they said that my house must have poor ventilation or that it’s the plumbing leak from several weeks ago. Read the above - there is zero chance it’s either - the leak affected about 6 square inches of carpet weeks prior and with large windows and a whole house fan there is no ventilation issue. So I bought two space heaters and borrowed another plus a dehumidifier. Ran all of them overnight and this morning - yep, still wet.
They offered to send the same tech tomorrow (Tuesday) to “address” it which I refused - he left my carpets still stained and soaked. Why would I want him back to do more damage? The manager then said it’s unfortunate I’m not more flexible since he’s their most experienced tech, that it must be my fault and not theirs the carpet was over saturated, then condescendingly wished me luck with an okay emoji. Super neat. Oh, and to add insult to injury I had tipped 25% before I knew how badly they ruined my downstairs.
To sum up, if you choose to use them that’s certainly your choice, but be prepared to potentially waste a weekend remediating the mess, not to mentioned the added cost. And DO NOT TIP UNTIL IT’S DRY.
Julie Lowe
May 2025
Please contact me for photos, video, and transcript of my experience with this company. I will happily share to spare you the nightmare they’ve caused me.
TLDR: I had my carpets cleaned on Friday and today, Monday, they still are not dry and my house now smells of mildew, the stains I hired them to remove are still there and they messed up my Dyson Animal.
I reached out to this company to clean the carpets in the lower level of my home. It is a 14 year old house, the lower level consists of an office, bedroom and rec room, garage and bathroom. I had to reschedule my original appointment due to an upstairs leak that needed remediation. That was fixed by a licensed, bonded contractor and the carpet cleaning was rescheduled two weeks after. It’s important to note the leak effected one corner of one room in the lower level only.
On carpet cleaning day the tech asked to use my Dyson Animal, which I thought was odd but I agreed. He was at my house 9:15 - 10:40 then charged me and left saying the carpets would be dry within 3-6 hours. I didn’t go down until that night around 8pm and WOW. Not only was the carpet still wet, it completely soaked both my and my friends’ socks all the way through. It was like this throughout all the rooms - so wet it was squishy. Saturday the same so I opened every window (there are 6 windows all measuring 34x46”), set the whole house fan to run continuously and borrowed a shop DeWalt fan from a friend. Saturday I also noticed my Dyson. They’d used it on wet carpet and left it totally clogged with wet muck - it’s NOT a wet vac. If they needed one, shouldn’t they supply their own?!
Sunday the carpets were still wet. I reached out to GreenWorks and they said that my house must have poor ventilation or that it’s the plumbing leak from several weeks ago. Read the above - there is zero chance it’s either - the leak affected about 6 square inches of carpet weeks prior and with large windows and a whole house fan there is no ventilation issue. So I bought two space heaters and borrowed another plus a dehumidifier. Ran all of them overnight and this morning - yep, still wet.
They offered to send the same tech tomorrow (Tuesday) to “address” it which I refused - he left my carpets still stained and soaked. Why would I want him back to do more damage? The manager then said it’s unfortunate I’m not more flexible since he’s their most experienced tech, that it must be my fault and not theirs the carpet was over saturated, then condescendingly wished me luck with an okay emoji. Super neat. Oh, and to add insult to injury I had tipped 25% before I knew how badly they ruined my downstairs.
To sum up, if you choose to use them that’s certainly your choice, but be prepared to potentially waste a weekend remediating the mess, not to mentioned the added cost. And DO NOT TIP UNTIL IT’S DRY. See below for the stains that remain and a few moisture readings as of today, Monday.
Chelsea Behrens
We had another cleaning service scheduled that canceled last minute. Thankfully I got a hold of Greenworks! They were able to show up within a couple of hours. Our carpet looks great and smells fresh!
Barry Richard
As a property manager, I have been working with Greenworks exclusively over the past two years. They are my go to Carpet Cleaning service for all of my properties. They are extremely easy to work with very communicative and get the job done right and if there’s anything that has to be redone, they go out and do it. I highly recommend them.
Patricia Charles-Heathers
Very courteous, timely, and even moved a few things out of the way. I would highly recommend!!
Kelsey Nicholson
Efficient cleaning, easy scheduling and just generally wonderful company to work with!
Marilyn Ondrasik
Jeff was great! Carpets clean in no time.
Bruce Jacobsen
Professional, communicative, fast, on time.
Chris Karsteter
Great job. Pleasant and professional guys. Very happy!
Clara Lam
Jeff was our tech today to clean a few wool area rugs. Professional and on time! The company was easy to communicate with and transparent about pricing. Would recommend!
Julie Munoz Lowe
Please contact me for photos, video, and transcript of my experience with this company. I will happily share to spare you the nightmare they’ve caused me. TLDR: I had my carpets cleaned on Friday and today, Monday, they still are not dry and my house now smells of mildew, the stains I hired them to remove are still there and they messed up my Dyson Animal. I reached out to this company to clean the carpets in the lower level of my home. It is a 14 year old house, the lower level consists of an office, bedroom and rec room, garage and bathroom. I had to reschedule my original appointment due to an upstairs leak that needed remediation. That was fixed by a licensed, bonded contractor and the carpet cleaning was rescheduled two weeks after. It’s important to note the leak effected one corner of one room in the lower level only. On carpet cleaning day the tech asked to use my Dyson Animal, which I thought was odd but I agreed. He was at my house 9:15 - 10:40 then charged me and left saying the carpets would be dry within 3-6 hours. I didn’t go down until that night around 8pm and WOW. Not only was the carpet still wet, it completely soaked both my and my friends’ socks all the way through. It was like this throughout all the rooms - so wet it was squishy. Saturday the same so I opened every window (there are 6 windows all measuring 34x46”), set the whole house fan to run continuously and borrowed a shop DeWalt fan from a friend. Saturday I also noticed my Dyson. They’d used it on wet carpet and left it totally clogged with wet muck - it’s NOT a wet vac. If they needed one, shouldn’t they supply their own?! Sunday the carpets were still wet. I reached out to GreenWorks and they said that my house must have poor ventilation or that it’s the plumbing leak from several weeks ago. Read the above - there is zero chance it’s either - the leak affected about 6 square inches of carpet weeks prior and with large windows and a whole house fan there is no ventilation issue. So I bought two space heaters and borrowed another plus a dehumidifier. Ran all of them overnight and this morning - yep, still wet. They offered to send the same tech tomorrow (Tuesday) to “address” it which I refused - he left my carpets still stained and soaked. Why would I want him back to do more damage? The manager then said it’s unfortunate I’m not more flexible since he’s their most experienced tech, that it must be my fault and not theirs the carpet was over saturated, then condescendingly wished me luck with an okay emoji. Super neat. Oh, and to add insult to injury I had tipped 25% before I knew how badly they ruined my downstairs. To sum up, if you choose to use them that’s certainly your choice, but be prepared to potentially waste a weekend remediating the mess, not to mentioned the added cost. And DO NOT TIP UNTIL IT’S DRY.
Julie Lowe
Please contact me for photos, video, and transcript of my experience with this company. I will happily share to spare you the nightmare they’ve caused me.
TLDR: I had my carpets cleaned on Friday and today, Monday, they still are not dry and my house now smells of mildew, the stains I hired them to remove are still there and they messed up my Dyson Animal.
I reached out to this company to clean the carpets in the lower level of my home. It is a 14 year old house, the lower level consists of an office, bedroom and rec room, garage and bathroom. I had to reschedule my original appointment due to an upstairs leak that needed remediation. That was fixed by a licensed, bonded contractor and the carpet cleaning was rescheduled two weeks after. It’s important to note the leak effected one corner of one room in the lower level only.
On carpet cleaning day the tech asked to use my Dyson Animal, which I thought was odd but I agreed. He was at my house 9:15 - 10:40 then charged me and left saying the carpets would be dry within 3-6 hours. I didn’t go down until that night around 8pm and WOW. Not only was the carpet still wet, it completely soaked both my and my friends’ socks all the way through. It was like this throughout all the rooms - so wet it was squishy. Saturday the same so I opened every window (there are 6 windows all measuring 34x46”), set the whole house fan to run continuously and borrowed a shop DeWalt fan from a friend. Saturday I also noticed my Dyson. They’d used it on wet carpet and left it totally clogged with wet muck - it’s NOT a wet vac. If they needed one, shouldn’t they supply their own?!
Sunday the carpets were still wet. I reached out to GreenWorks and they said that my house must have poor ventilation or that it’s the plumbing leak from several weeks ago. Read the above - there is zero chance it’s either - the leak affected about 6 square inches of carpet weeks prior and with large windows and a whole house fan there is no ventilation issue. So I bought two space heaters and borrowed another plus a dehumidifier. Ran all of them overnight and this morning - yep, still wet.
They offered to send the same tech tomorrow (Tuesday) to “address” it which I refused - he left my carpets still stained and soaked. Why would I want him back to do more damage? The manager then said it’s unfortunate I’m not more flexible since he’s their most experienced tech, that it must be my fault and not theirs the carpet was over saturated, then condescendingly wished me luck with an okay emoji. Super neat. Oh, and to add insult to injury I had tipped 25% before I knew how badly they ruined my downstairs.
To sum up, if you choose to use them that’s certainly your choice, but be prepared to potentially waste a weekend remediating the mess, not to mentioned the added cost. And DO NOT TIP UNTIL IT’S DRY. See below for the stains that remain and a few moisture readings as of today, Monday.