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Fern Creek is where A-1 Kwik Dry got its start, and it is still the neighborhood we have cleaned more carpets in than any other. From established ranches off Bardstown Road to newer homes in Glenmary and Cedar Creek, our low-moisture process leaves carpet clean, soft, and dry in about an hour instead of soaked for days.
We use cutting edge carpet cleaning technology along with environmentally safe chemicals to remove dust, dirt and allergens from the carpet. The oscillating pad system uses very little moisture and cleans all the fibers down to the nap to remove dirt. This method cleans better, dries faster and stays clean longer.
There are no hoses for family guests and employees to trip over. It leaves the carpet nearly dry and ready for traffic.
We spent years headquartered right here in the 40291, so nobody knows Fern Creek homes better. Pet owners are a big part of this neighborhood, and pet stains and odors are one of our specialties. We show up on time, walk the rooms with you first, and give you an exact price before any work begins.
We can protect your carpet and furniture after every cleaning. Our experts spray the protector on your carpet and furniture to create an invisible barrier around the fibers. This improves resistance to dry soil, water-based stains, and daily wear and tear. Having a quality protector applied to your carpet and furniture can increase it’s lifespan by 50% or more saving you in costs of early replacement. Our carpet and fabric protection is safe and is perfect for homes with children and pets.
Fern Creek areas we serve: Glenmary, Cedar Creek, the Bardstown Road corridor, Broad Fields, Heritage Creek - and everywhere in between across Jefferson County.
Fern Creek carpet takes a beating: most homes here are family homes with kids, dogs, and a steady path worn between the kitchen and the living room. The clay soil that tracks in off Bardstown Road-corridor yards is abrasive and dulls traffic lanes fast. Our pre-treatment is built for exactly that mix - we break down the tracked-in grit and pet traffic before extraction, then groom the pile so those lanes blend back in.
Since 2018, Fern Creek homeowners have booked A-1 Kwik Dry more than 380 times - more than any other neighborhood we serve.
Also serving nearby: Highview, Jeffersontown, Okolona, all service areas.
Half the Fern Creek living rooms we visit have a well-loved sectional that the dog claimed years ago. We clean upholstery with the same care we give carpet: an on-site fiber check first, then a low-moisture deep clean that pulls out body oils, pet dander, and ground-in soil without soaking the cushions.
It all begins with an on-site analysis of your furniture to determine the appropriate technique—especially for any problem areas. Then we use our specially formulated furniture cleaning agents to powerfully but safely clean your furniture. Our experts ensure that everything is done right—without damaging the fabric. The results speak for themselves: cleaner, longer wear and improved air quality. You’ll be rid of the dirt, dust and other pollutants that collect in the cracks and crevices of your upholstered and leather furniture. And you can take comfort in the fact that better care extends the life of your investment.
Plenty of Fern Creek homes layer area rugs over the main traffic paths - which means those rugs catch the worst of the daily grind. We clean synthetic and natural-fiber rugs alike, checking dyes and backing first so the process always matches the rug.
OUR ORIENTAL & AREA RUG CLEANING PROCESS
First we will look over the rug for any damage, and determine what cleaning process is needed. For fine fabrics such as wool, silk, rayon, and cotton a more gentle but effect approach needs to be taken. However for rugs made of nylon and polyester we can be more aggressive as these materials are commonly found in wall to wall carpet.
We have a number of processes to remove dry soil from your oriental or area rug. We remove as much of this soil as possible before applying any cleaning solutions, doing so ensures a better overall cleaning.
We apply the proper safe cleaning solution to begin the process of breaking up the soil(s) that are embedded in the rug fibers, allowing a proper amount of dwell time to ensure maximum soil suspension.
We will thoroughly rinse away all of the suspended soil(s) and cleaning solutions from your oriental or area rug. Our technicians then quickly dry your rug to ensure no damage is done from being wet too long.
We’ll look over your rug to check to see if any additional treatments or spotting is needed. After we give the rug our ‘thumbs-up’ we’ll roll it up, and store it until your delivery date.
We use a self contained pressure washing system specifically for tile & grout, and garage floors. Our truck mounted cleaning process power washes the floor to extract soil and grease from the pores of the tile and grout or other hard surface floors.
Kitchen and entry tile in Fern Creek homes collects the same Bardstown Road grit the carpet does - it just hides it in the grout lines. Our truck-mounted pressure system flushes the grout clean and captures the dirty water, no mess left behind.
We have a selection of a variety of sealers for your tile and grout floors. Each sealer we carry has its own purpose and use depending on the type of tile and grout or stone you have. Some repel water, and others repel water and oils. And some are specifically designed for floors with a high porosity such a brick, slate, limestone and concrete.
Absolutely - Fern Creek is where this company started, and it is still our single busiest neighborhood. Our trucks are in the 40291 practically every week, so scheduling is easy.
About an hour in most conditions. Our low-moisture method uses a fraction of the water of traditional steam cleaning, so even on a muggy Kentucky day you are walking on dry carpet the same afternoon.
Yes. We treat the source, not just the surface - enzyme treatments break down the odor-causing residue in the pile and pad area. Pet problems are one of the most common jobs we handle in Fern Creek.
