Collection: Professional Carpet Cleaning Machines
There are many types of carpet cleaning machines for a wide range of jobs, from spotting domestic stains to washing large area lobbies. Whether you are a handyman, house-husband or professional contractor, we have a machine to suit your job and budget.
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Prochem Steempro Powerflo Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Machine SX2000
Regular price £2,131.50 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £2,557.80 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Prochem Steempro Powermax Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Machine SX2100
Regular price £2,474.46 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £2,969.35 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Prochem Steempro Powerplus Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Machine SX2700
Regular price £2,637.68 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £3,165.22 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Prochem Galaxy Compact Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Machine AX500
Regular price £1,412.46 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £1,694.95 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Prochem Steemeasy Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Machine PR200
Regular price £1,908.06 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £2,289.67 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per£1,850.00Sale price £1,908.06 -
Prochem Bravo Spotting Machine BV100
Regular price £850.00 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £1,020.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Numatic CT370 Extraction Cleaner (838416)
Regular price £303.46 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £364.15 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Numatic CT470 Carpet Extraction Cleaner (838077)
Regular price £390.18 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £468.22 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Numatic CT570 Cleantec Single Motor Extraction Machine (833289)
Regular price £553.81 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £664.57 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Numatic CTD570 Cleantex Twin Motor Extraction Machine (833059)
Regular price £760.75 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £912.90 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Numatic CTD900 Carpet Extraction Machine (833069)
Regular price £874.30 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £1,049.16 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Truvox Hydromist HC250 - Compact Carpet Machine
Regular price £1,172.52 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £1,407.02 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Prochem Comet Upright Self-contained brush carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Machine TR419
Regular price £1,554.06 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £1,864.87 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Prochem Fivestar Upright Self-contained Brush Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Machine TR300
Regular price £1,695.66 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £2,034.79 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Truvox Hydromist 35 - All-In-One Carpet Extractor (HM35)
Regular price £3,728.00 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £4,473.60 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Prochem Polaris 700 Upright Self-contained Brush Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Machine SP700
Regular price £3,324.06 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £3,988.87 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Craftex Carpex 12:270 Self Contained Extraction Machine (inc hand tool, hose) (was Sharon Brush)
Regular price £1,653.25 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £1,983.90 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Lindhaus LW30 Pro Professional Floor Washer
Regular price £1,015.75 Exc. VAT Price inc. VAT: £1,218.90 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per
Professional Carpet Cleaning Machines Product information
At ClickCleaning, we supply professional carpet cleaning machines that transform the challenging task of carpet maintenance into an efficient, effective process. Our carefully selected range includes everything from compact spot cleaners for emergency spill response to powerful extraction machines capable of deep cleaning entire commercial facilities.
Professional carpet cleaning extends far beyond simple vacuuming, requiring specialised equipment that can penetrate deep into carpet fibres, dissolve embedded soils, and extract dirty water completely. Our machines combine powerful suction, effective brush agitation, and precise solution control to deliver results that restore carpets to near-new condition whilst extending their lifespan significantly.
Our extraction carpet cleaners form the backbone of professional carpet maintenance programmes. These machines inject cleaning solution deep into carpet fibres, agitate to release embedded dirt, and then extract the dirty water in one efficient operation. Unlike traditional shampooing that can leave residues, extraction cleaning removes contaminants completely, leaving carpets cleaner for longer periods. We stock models ranging from compact portable units perfect for small offices and domestic use, through to large walk-behind extractors designed for commercial facilities, hotels, and large-scale cleaning operations.
Carpet shampooers serve specific applications where foam cleaning proves advantageous. These machines generate rich foam that encapsulates dirt particles, which then dry to a crystal form for subsequent vacuuming. This low-moisture method suits facilities requiring rapid drying times or where extraction equipment access proves challenging. Our range includes both rotary and cylindrical brush models, each offering distinct advantages for different carpet types and soil conditions.
Spot cleaning machines address the reality that spills and stains require immediate attention to prevent permanent marking. Our portable spot cleaners combine professional cleaning power with grab-and-go convenience, enabling rapid response to accidents before stains set. These compact units prove invaluable in offices, restaurants, hotels, and any facility where appearance matters and delays in addressing spills prove costly.
For facilities with mixed soft furnishings, our upholstery cleaning attachments and dedicated machines extend professional cleaning capabilities beyond carpets. These specialised tools clean fabric furniture, curtains, vehicle interiors, and other textile surfaces that traditional equipment cannot address effectively. The ability to maintain all soft furnishings with professional equipment ensures consistent cleanliness throughout facilities.
Power and performance specifications vary significantly across our range to match different operational requirements. Smaller machines suitable for light commercial use typically feature single motors providing adequate suction for routine cleaning. Professional-grade machines incorporate dual or triple motor systems, delivering the powerful extraction necessary for heavily soiled carpets or high-traffic areas. Tank capacities range from 4 litres on portable units to over 70 litres on large commercial machines, determining cleaning duration between refills.
Water temperature capability significantly impacts cleaning effectiveness. While cold water machines suit light soiling and maintenance cleaning, heated machines dissolve oils and heavy soils more effectively. Our range includes machines with built-in heaters that maintain optimal cleaning temperatures, particularly important for commercial environments dealing with heavy foot traffic and challenging soils.
Brush systems deserve careful consideration as they directly impact cleaning effectiveness and carpet care. Rotating brush models provide aggressive agitation for heavily soiled carpets but require careful use on delicate fibres. Machines without powered brushes rely on solution pressure and extraction power, proving gentler on carpets whilst still delivering professional results. Some models offer interchangeable brush options, providing versatility across different carpet types.
Recovery tank design influences operational efficiency significantly. Transparent tanks enable operators to monitor water clarity, indicating when additional passes are needed. Easy-access tanks simplify emptying and cleaning, reducing downtime between jobs. Larger recovery tanks extend cleaning runs but add weight when full, requiring consideration of operator capabilities and facility layouts.
Solution control systems range from basic manual mixing to sophisticated automatic injection systems. Professional machines featuring automatic solution feed maintain consistent cleaning power throughout operations whilst preventing over-wetting that extends drying times. Adjustable solution flow enables optimisation for different carpet types and soil levels, maximising both cleaning effectiveness and economy.
Accessory compatibility extends machine versatility for comprehensive cleaning programmes. Standard floor tools suit open areas, whilst crevice tools access edges and corners effectively. Upholstery tools, stair cleaning attachments, and extended hoses enable thorough cleaning of all carpeted and fabric surfaces within facilities. We ensure our machines include or offer appropriate accessories for complete cleaning capability.
Whether maintaining office carpets, restoring hotel rooms, or providing professional cleaning services, our carpet cleaning machine range delivers the performance, reliability, and results your operation demands. Our experienced team regularly assists customers in selecting optimal equipment for their specific requirements, ensuring successful carpet maintenance programmes that protect investments and maintain professional appearances.
Professional Carpet Cleaning Machines FAQs
What's the difference between extraction and shampooing carpet cleaners?
The fundamental difference lies in how these machines clean and what they leave behind. Extraction cleaners inject water and cleaning solution into carpets, agitate to release dirt, then vacuum out the dirty water immediately. This process removes contaminants completely, leaving carpets only slightly damp. Our extraction machines achieve professional results by flushing dirt from deep within carpet fibres.
Shampooing machines generate foam that encapsulates dirt particles. This foam dries to crystals that subsequent vacuuming removes. While effective for maintenance cleaning, shampooing can leave residues that attract dirt if not properly managed. Extraction cleaning typically delivers superior results for heavily soiled carpets, whilst shampooing suits routine maintenance where rapid drying is essential.
Drying times vary significantly - extraction usually requires 2-6 hours, whilst low-moisture shampooing often dries within 1-2 hours. Choose extraction for thorough periodic deep cleaning and shampooing for frequent maintenance where minimal disruption matters.
How often should commercial carpets be deep cleaned?
Commercial carpet cleaning frequency depends on traffic levels, business type, and appearance standards. High-traffic areas like entrances, corridors, and reception areas typically need monthly deep cleaning to maintain appearance and hygiene. Medium-traffic offices benefit from quarterly cleaning, whilst low-traffic areas might only require annual attention.
Healthcare facilities, restaurants, and educational settings often require more frequent cleaning due to hygiene requirements and spillage risks. We recommend establishing a programme combining daily vacuuming, prompt spot cleaning, and scheduled deep cleaning based on actual soil accumulation rather than arbitrary schedules.
Regular professional cleaning extends carpet life significantly - properly maintained commercial carpets last 10-15 years versus 3-5 years with poor maintenance. The investment in appropriate cleaning equipment and schedules pays dividends through deferred replacement costs.
What size carpet cleaning machine do I need?
Machine size selection depends on area coverage, cleaning frequency, and storage constraints. Portable machines with 10-25 litre tanks suit facilities under 500 square metres or spot cleaning applications. These compact units store easily and provide professional results for smaller areas.
Medium machines featuring 25-45 litre capacities handle 500-2000 square metres effectively, balancing productivity with manoeuvrability. These machines suit most commercial applications including offices, retail spaces, and hospitality venues. Larger extractors with 45-70 litre tanks excel in extensive facilities exceeding 2000 square metres, minimising refill interruptions during large cleaning projects.
Consider access requirements too - portable machines navigate stairs and tight spaces, whilst larger machines require lift access or ground-floor operation. Many facilities benefit from combining a large machine for open areas with a portable unit for spot cleaning and awkward spaces.
Are heated carpet cleaners worth the extra cost?
Heated machines typically cost 30-50% more than cold water equivalents but deliver significant performance advantages. Hot water dissolves oils and greasy soils that cold water cannot shift effectively. Our experience shows heated machines remove approximately 40% more soil than cold water units, particularly important in commercial environments.
Energy efficiency has improved dramatically, with modern heaters reaching optimal temperatures quickly whilst maintaining heat efficiently. Operating costs remain reasonable, typically adding just £0.50-1.00 per hour in electricity consumption. For facilities dealing with food service areas, high traffic, or challenging soils, heated machines prove essential.
Cold water machines suit light commercial applications with primarily dry soil conditions. However, most professional cleaning operations find heated machines justify their premium through superior results and reduced cleaning time.
Can carpet cleaners be used on upholstery?
Many carpet cleaning machines include upholstery attachments or accept optional tools for fabric furniture cleaning. These specialised tools feature smaller heads, controlled suction, and appropriate brush configurations for delicate fabrics. Our machines with variable suction settings prove particularly versatile for mixed cleaning requirements.
Upholstery cleaning requires more careful technique than carpet cleaning - lower solution flow prevents over-wetting, whilst reduced suction protects delicate fabrics. Test cleaning in inconspicuous areas remains essential, particularly with vintage or delicate materials.
Dedicated upholstery cleaning machines offer advantages for facilities with extensive soft furnishing requirements. However, quality carpet extractors with appropriate attachments handle most upholstery cleaning effectively, providing economical solutions for mixed cleaning needs.
What cleaning solutions should I use?
Professional carpet cleaning solutions divide into several categories serving different purposes. General-purpose extracting detergents handle most commercial cleaning effectively, formulated for soil suspension and easy extraction. These pH-balanced solutions clean without leaving residues or damaging fibres.
Pre-spray treatments tackle heavy soiling by dwelling on carpets before extraction. Traffic lane cleaners contain enhanced detergents for high-wear areas. Enzyme cleaners break down organic soils and odours, proving invaluable for healthcare and hospitality applications.
Always use solutions designed for extraction machines - household products foam excessively, potentially damaging equipment. We stock professional solutions matched to our machines, ensuring optimal performance and equipment protection. Dilution rates typically range from 1:10 to 1:100, making concentrated products economical.
How long do carpets take to dry after cleaning?
Drying times vary based on cleaning method, environmental conditions, and carpet type. Extraction cleaning typically leaves carpets dry within 2-6 hours under normal conditions. Factors affecting drying include extraction power, number of cleaning passes, room temperature, humidity, and air circulation.
Our professional machines feature powerful extraction that removes maximum water, significantly reducing drying times compared to rental units. Single-pass cleaning with powerful extraction often achieves 2-3 hour drying, whilst heavily soiled carpets requiring multiple passes might need 4-6 hours.
Accelerate drying using air movers, dehumidifiers, or existing HVAC systems. Schedule cleaning for warm, dry days when possible, and avoid over-wetting through proper technique. Low-moisture methods achieve 1-2 hour drying but may compromise cleaning effectiveness on heavily soiled carpets.
What's the difference between single and dual motor machines?
Motor configuration significantly impacts cleaning performance and capability. Single motor machines power both brush rotation and vacuum extraction from one source, providing adequate performance for light commercial use. These machines offer simplicity, lower costs, and reduced weight whilst meeting basic cleaning requirements.
Dual motor machines dedicate separate motors to brushes and vacuum, delivering superior performance through optimised power distribution. Independent motors maintain consistent brush agitation regardless of vacuum load, whilst providing stronger extraction for faster drying. The additional power proves valuable in commercial settings with challenging cleaning requirements.
Triple motor configurations found in premium machines add a separate pump motor, ensuring consistent solution delivery under all conditions. While single motor machines suit light commercial use, dual motor models deliver the performance most professional operations require.
How do I maintain a carpet cleaning machine?
Proper maintenance ensures reliable performance and extends equipment life significantly. After each use, empty and rinse both solution and recovery tanks thoroughly. Dirty tanks breed bacteria and create odours that transfer to carpets during cleaning. Remove and clean filters - clogged filters reduce suction and strain motors.
Check brush condition regularly, removing tangled fibres and debris. Worn brushes reduce cleaning effectiveness and should be replaced when bristles show significant wear. Inspect hoses for blockages or damage, clearing obstructions immediately to maintain suction performance.
Descale heating elements in heated machines every 3-6 months using recommended products. Hard water creates mineral deposits that reduce heating efficiency and eventually cause element failure. Annual professional servicing identifies developing issues before they become major repairs, proving economical for protecting equipment investments.
What's the typical ROI on a professional carpet cleaner?
Return on investment calculations for carpet cleaning machines consistently demonstrate rapid payback periods. Professional cleaning services typically charge £50-150 per room or £0.50-1.50 per square metre. A machine costing £1,000-3,000 pays for itself after cleaning just 20-60 rooms or 2,000-6,000 square metres.
Labour savings prove substantial when replacing external contractors. A facility spending £500 monthly on contract
cleaning recovers machine investment within 2-6 months. Beyond direct savings, in-house cleaning enables immediate spot treatment, preventing permanent stains that necessitate premature carpet replacement.
Extended carpet life provides additional returns. Professional cleaning doubles or triples carpet lifespan, deferring
replacement costs of £30-60 per square metre. For a 1,000 square metre facility, extending carpet life by five years saves £30,000-60,000, dwarfing equipment investment. Most facilities achieve full payback within 6-12 months through combined savings.
