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UCM Carpet Cleaning of DC makes every effort to flush out and remove the most deeply ingrained dirt and the most stubborn stains and odors with the greatest care for the safety of your investment and consideration for your home, business or factory environment. Our goal is to successfully combine four key elements: state of the art equipment, the most advanced technology and cleaning, technicians with the necessary skills and training to customize cleaning for any type of carpet or upholstery fabric, and the most affordable prices. Those elements come together to support our expert cleaning services.
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1250 Connecticut Ave NW, 20036, Washington, United States
- 202-683-4270
- steven@dc-carpet-cleaning.com
- dc-carpet-cleaning.com
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