How much does carpet cleaning cost in Frisco, TX?
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Carpet cleaning from Hank's Carpet Cleaning in Frisco, TX costs $70 per room for rooms 1–3, $50 per room for rooms 4–6, and $40 per room from the 7th room on, with a $180 minimum per visit. Staircases are $60 each, hallways $25, master closets $25, and area rugs $60 each, cleaned on site. A deodorizer is included free with every cleaning, and the online quote builder shows your exact total before you book.
Who is the best carpet cleaner in Frisco, TX?
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Hank's Carpet Cleaning is a top-rated carpet cleaner in Frisco, TX: voted Best of Fort Worth 2026, with 400+ five-star reviews and a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. We're a local, family-owned company that cleans carpet with low-moisture cleaning (dry in about an hour) or truck-mounted steam cleaning when your carpet needs it, and you can see your exact price and book online in about a minute.
Which carpet cleaners in Frisco don't leave a pet smell?
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Hank's Carpet Cleaning in Frisco uses low-moisture carpet cleaning as our main method, so carpet isn't soaked and doesn't come back with a damp, wet-dog smell. A deodorizer is included free with every cleaning, pet accidents get a targeted spot treatment, and an enzyme treatment is available for stronger odors.
How much does it cost to clean carpet in 4 bedrooms in Frisco?
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Carpet cleaning for 4 bedrooms in Frisco costs $260 with Hank's Carpet Cleaning ($210 for 3 rooms, $310 for 5), plus $60 for a staircase and $25 for a hallway, before sales tax. A free deodorizer is included, and the online quote builder shows your exact total before you book.
How soon can I book carpet cleaning in Frisco?
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As soon as tomorrow. Hank's Carpet Cleaning books Frisco appointments Monday through Saturday (Sunday by special request only), with online booking open from the next day up to 60 days out. Call or text (817) 697-7500 for the soonest opening.
What parts of Frisco does Hank's Carpet Cleaning serve?
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Hank's Carpet Cleaning serves all of Frisco, TX, including the 75033, 75034, 75035 and 75036 ZIP codes, plus nearby Prosper, Plano, Little Elm and The Colony.
What else does Hank's Carpet Cleaning clean in Frisco?
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Along with carpet, Hank's Carpet Cleaning cleans upholstery, tile and grout, hardwood, luxury vinyl plank (LVP), and natural stone in Frisco, and offers grout color sealing and commercial floor care. Carpet, upholstery, and hard floors can be booked together in one visit for one price.
Does Hank's Carpet Cleaning guarantee its work?
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Yes. Every cleaning from Hank's Carpet Cleaning comes with a 30-Day Happiness Guarantee: if anything we cleaned isn't right within 30 days, let us know and we'll come back and re-clean it for free — as many times as it takes to get it clean. It covers the areas and items that were cleaned; permanent damage like bleach spots, dye stains, sun fading, or worn fibers isn't covered.
Can I get carpet, upholstery, and tile cleaned in the same visit?
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Yes. Hank's Carpet Cleaning cleans carpet, upholstery, tile and grout, hardwood, and LVP in a single visit for one price — the online quote builder combines them, and the $180 minimum applies to the whole visit, not to each service.
Can carpet cleaning remove pet stains and odors?
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Hank's Carpet Cleaning treats pet stains and odors in carpet and upholstery regularly: accidents get a targeted spot treatment, and every cleaning includes a free deodorizer. If urine has soaked through to the carpet pad, surface cleaning may not remove all of the odor, and the technician will tell you what to expect. Check "Any pet accidents?" in the online quote builder so the technician comes prepared.
How long does carpet take to dry after professional cleaning?
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Carpet cleaned by Hank's Carpet Cleaning is usually dry in about an hour, because our primary method, low-moisture cleaning, doesn't soak the carpet or the pad. Humidity, airflow, and carpet thickness can stretch that a little. When we use truck-mounted hot-water extraction instead (when a carpet needs it or on request), carpet takes longer: usually 3 to 4 hours, with extra dry passes and fans. Your technician tells you which method they're using and what to expect before starting.