Commercial Carpet
and Upholstery Cleaning
Montana Carpet Cleaning
At Cleaner Q | CQ Fire, we truly have your businesses best interest in mind. Our carpet and upholstery cleaning products don’t contain unnecessary chemicals that are harmful to not only your health, but the world as well. Our green seal certified products are safe and powerful providing you with the absolute best cleaning available in Montana.
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When your business is ready for a cleaning contact your local carpet cleaner today at 406-697-4783.
Ideal For All Businesses
Office Buildings
Provide employees or tenants with an enjoyable work space.
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Complete carpet care
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Grout cleaning
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Waiting room chairs
Hotels
Travelers seek a clean place to stay and relax - and you can give them that!
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Remove carpet stains
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Front desk/registration area floor cleaning
Movie Theaters
Give your movie goers what they really want: clean seats!
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Deep clean theater seats
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Remove soda spills
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Complete carpet & tile cleaning
Airports
Encourage flyers with a clean airport and plane!
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Air plane seat cleaning
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Airport carpet cleaning
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Lounge chair cleaning
More Than Just Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning
ASTHMA SAFE
Those with asthma no longer need to worry about poor indoor air quality!
ODORLESS
Often times carpet cleaning products have potent smells due to unnecessary chemicals -- not ours!
ALLERGY SAFE
Our carpet and upholstery cleaning products significantly reduce allergens in the air allowing for a clearer work space.
IMPROVED AIR QUALITY
Rid your carpet and chairs from dust and other buildup to improve overall air quality for happier employees and customers!
NO VOC'S
Our product doesn't contain volatile organic compound, therefore, your health and building are in good hands.
GREEN SEAL CERTIFIED
Our products meet health and environmental criteria for better health and a cleaner world.
NO STICKY RESIDUE
Clean carpet and upholstery shouldn't mean you have to peal yourself away from it. Our cleaning products in Montana leave behind no sticky residue for optimal comfort.
