Carpet Cleaning and Restoration in Atomic City, ID

Carpet Cleaning

Your carpets provide each room in your house with warmth, comfort, and style. However, over time, they can accumulate dirt, allergens, and stains that can detract from their appearance and pose a health risk to your family. If your carpets could use some dedicated time and care, All American Cleaning & Restoration can make them look brand new with our professional carpet cleaning. 

Dirty carpets can harbor dust mites, microbes, and mold, especially in damp or high-traffic areas and creating a breeding ground that exacerbates allergies, releasing spores into the air that lead to respiratory problems. 

Through our cleaning process, we can eliminate these hazards while restoring the texture and color of your carpets. When we come to your house, we will complete the following process:

Pre-Vacuuming — This process allows us to remove dirt and debris, preventing these particles from turning into a muddy residue during the cleaning process, improving the overall efficiency of the cleaning and protecting your carpets from damage. 

Pre-Spotting — After vacuuming, we will pre-treat the most stubborn stains and high-traffic areas, ensuring a more even clean and preserving your carpet’s appearance. 

Cleaning, Pre-Conditoning, and Agitation — During this step, our team will apply specialized cleaning solutions to loosen dirt, oils, and grime set deep within the carpet fibers. We will then use agitation to ensure even distribution. 

Soft Water Rinse, Dry Pass, and Hand Finishing — We will finish your service by rinsing all the cleaning agents out of your carpet, dry passing to extract excess moisture, and hand finishing to ensure a flawless, professional result. 

Carpet Cleaning and Restoration in Atomic City, ID

Atomic City, Idaho, is a small unincorporated area in Bingham County. It is home to only about 50 people, with a single store and bar making up the heart of the town. It sits just south of the Idaho National Laboratory, and was originally called Midway because it was halfway between Arco and Blackfoot. 

The growth of Atomic City was hindered when a reactor experienced in catastrophic accident in 1961. The high levels of radiation turned Midway into a ghost town. However, it did lead to new nuclear energy safety measures and a change in the town name. It was named Atomic City to highlight its connection to the Atomic age.

There are many excellent hiking opportunities around Atomic Falls. One of these trails is the Volcanic Badlands Loop. This short and easy one-mile loop allows you to walk through old lava flows, view numerous wildflowers, and see wildlife, including mule deer, antelope, rabbits, bobcats, coyotes, and foxes. Another trail, the North Crater Flow Trail, introduces you to the unique landscape of Craters of the Moon. It is 3.5 miles round-trip and more strenuous than the Bandlands Loop.