Dallas · Commercial carpet cleaning
Compare 38 Dallas commercial carpet cleaning providers by related services and company-stated facility experience, then confirm job-specific scope.
The current directory includes 38 companies whose websites state that they offer commercial carpet cleaning and serve Dallas or the Dallas–Fort Worth area. The list is not a ranking, and inclusion does not mean every provider fits every carpet, facility or schedule.
Use the provider set to identify plausible options, then confirm the job-specific method, products, access plan and exclusions in writing.
Almighty Cleaning Inc states it has operated since 2005 and serves the Dallas/Fort Worth Area, with a headquarters in the Bedford/Euless area per prior research. It offers a wide service list including office, medical building, floor, window and carpet/upholstery cleaning plus disinfectant fogging, for banks, medical facilities, government offices and industrial spaces, stating a 24-hour cleaning guarantee.
Anago Cleaning Systems of Dallas is a Plano-based franchisee of the national Anago network that names Dallas among its served cities. It covers office, medical, warehouse and restaurant facilities, with day porter services and floor care including carpet, tile and grout work.
Building Maintenance Enterprise, Inc. is based on Mockingbird Lane in Dallas, TX and explicitly serves the DFW region, including Frisco, Plano, Southlake, Bedford, Greenville, Rockwall, Royse City, Garland, Mesquite and Prosper. It offers janitorial, day porter, carpet, hardwood floor, window washing and electrostatic disinfecting for offices, schools, clinics and daycares, with bilingual service stated.
Carpet Cleaning Dallas TX is based in Dallas, TX on N Ervay St and states it has been active since 2005 per its site copyright. It names an extensive Dallas-Fort Worth area city list including Dallas itself, offering both residential and commercial carpet cleaning that explicitly includes office spaces.
Certified Green Team is based in Dallas, TX and states it serves Dallas plus 60+ surrounding municipalities. Its residential operations date to 2016 and it states over 10 years of commercial carpet cleaning work, offering both residential and commercial carpet cleaning for offices and commercial buildings.
Clean Master is based in Decatur, TX, outside Dallas proper, and states 26 years serving the DFW Metroplex, naming Dallas-Fort Worth as its service region. It states its service ranges from residential homes to large-scale commercial cleaning, with commercial carpet cleaning as its named service line.
Clean My Restaurant is a restaurant-focused cleaning operator with a 469-area-code Dallas contact number, and its site explicitly names Dallas, Texas multiple times as served. It offers routine daily hot-line kitchen cleaning plus deep degreasing of ovens, fryers and griddles, hood-vent cleaning, floors, drains and dining/bar/restroom cleaning.
CleanNet USA / CleanNet of Dallas-Fort Worth is part of the national CleanNet USA franchise network, with a Dallas / Fort Worth regional office based in Irving, TX. The company states over 35 years in operation since 1987, offering office cleaning, day porter, carpet, window and floor care for medical facilities, corporate offices, restaurants and manufacturing sites.
Commercial Cleaning of Dallas is based in Dallas, TX and explicitly serves Dallas, Arlington, Garland, Plano, Irving, Mesquite, Grand Prairie and Carrollton. It offers a broad service list including warehouse, medical facility sanitization, carpet, high-rise window, floor and post-construction cleaning for corporate offices, medical clinics, restaurants and manufacturing facilities.
Thirty-one providers state experience with at least one recorded facility type. The company-wide records include 29 with office experience, 23 with medical-office experience, 16 with industrial facilities, 14 with restaurants and 12 with warehouses.
These figures describe general company experience. They do not establish that every provider has cleaned carpet in that facility type. Seven providers have no recorded facility type, which is a data gap rather than a negative judgment.
Use facility experience as a shortlisting question: ask for relevant examples, access requirements and references that match your building and operating hours.
The current local records do not support a reliable comparison of cleaning methods, drying times, furniture handling, stain treatment, carpet construction, products, equipment, insurance, credentials or prices. Those details belong in the site assessment and written proposal.
Before contacting providers, use the commercial carpet cleaning guide to define the areas, cleaning level, method questions, access responsibilities, drying plan and exclusions. A consistent request will make the Dallas proposals easier to compare.