Chapin, Lake Murray, and the farm towns up the road

Home base. The town, the lake coves off Amicks Ferry Rd, and the subdivisions out toward I-26 are a short drive for our crew.

Dutch Fork Rd subdivisions that mostly went up after 2000. A lot of that builder-grade carpet has never had a professional cleaning.

Gated condos by the dam, with neighbors on the other side of the floor. We keep the water in the carpet low so nobody downstairs hears about it.

Off I-26 at exit 85, where one family weekend can fill a three-bedroom house with cousins. We handle the cleanup after.

An old railroad town on the Broad River. Old houses here tend to have wood floors and rugs worth taking care of.

The town that used to be called Frog Level, and summer humidity still remembers. Musty carpet and pet smells are most of our calls here.

Farm country off US-176. The mudroom and the kitchen tile take the beating out here, so that's usually where we start.

Across the Broad River near Lake Monticello and the V.C. Summer plant. The phone is answered around the clock, which helps if you work rotating shifts.

Old Fairfield County homeplaces up SC-215. Family rugs and the good sofa get cleaned right where they sit.

Irmo has its own Safe-Dry location with a local crew and phone line.