Expertise
Our proprietary process uses tiny particles carried on a cushion of air to extract dirt and contaminants from your drapes. Our unique non-immersion process delivers superior results than competitive cleaning processes. One owner reports:
Its amazing how many companies have told us they gave up on cleaning their drapes altogether. The found they couldn't stand the hassle of getting them to the cleaners - or having the cleaners come in and disrupt everything. They didn't like having bare windows for several days either. And many found, once cleaned, their drapes never looked right or hung properly again. When companies experience these problems they tend to avoid dry cleaning altogether and feel their only alternative is to buy new drapes when their present ones get unbearably dirty! And they find it hard to believe me when I assure them that our method is significantly different and will not cause any of this.
The reason is for this is the 100% immersion method employed by traditional dry cleaners, which tends to make fabric shrink, fade, become uneven, look limp, and degrade. Also, rubberized backing and liners are damaged by traditional dry cleaning, causing uneven results and rapid degradation.
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Flameproofing. What you need to know.
Flameproofing is mandatory for all public areas of all buildings. The Fire Marshall can provide more details on the specific regulations and inspection schedules in your area, as they do vary by region.
The problem is that traditional Dry Cleaning removes fire retardant from fabric (unless inherently treated). And since traditional Dry Cleaners do not offer flameproofing, this adds an additional step of hiring an on-site flameproofing company, adding hassle and expense.
On-Site has the ability to flameproof your draperies while they are re-hung, saving your time and money. We also are able to conduct Match Flame Tests on fabrics and, once complete, On-Site will provide a Flame Retardant Guarantee which can be shown to Fire Marshalls as proof of compliance during inspections.