Carpet & Duct Cleaning in Aurora

UltiClean is based at 54 Limeridge St in Aurora. We clean carpets, air ducts, tile and grout, upholstery and mattresses across Aurora, including Aurora Highlands, Bayview Wellington, Aurora Heights, Hills of St. Andrew, Aurora Grove and the historic downtown along Yonge. Call 647-676-0576: we are open 24 hours, 7 days a week.

A fast-growing town

Aurora grew by about 12 percent between 2016 and 2021, more than double the rate across Ontario. That means a lot of new homes, and new homes come with construction dust in the ducts and new carpet that benefits from a first deep clean after move-in. Established neighbourhoods need regular care for older carpet, tile and ductwork.

Carpet cleaning in Aurora

Truck-mounted hot water extraction at 230°F for bedrooms, stairs, basements and area rugs. We treat pet stains, traffic lanes and winter salt, and most carpets dry in a few hours. See carpet and rug cleaning.

Air duct cleaning in Aurora

Every supply and return run is cleaned mechanically with a rotating brush and strong extraction, plus the furnace blower area and dryer vent. New homes and renovated homes benefit most. We quote in writing before we start and never sell at the door. See air duct cleaning.

Tile and grout cleaning

Kitchen floors, foyers, bathrooms and showers. We identify the tile first, clean the grout lines and seal or recaulk on request. See tile and grout cleaning.

Upholstery, mattresses and more

Sofas, sectionals, leather furniture and mattresses cleaned in your home. We also offer fabric protector, odour removal and power washing for driveways and patios.

Aurora cleaning questions

How quickly can you come?

We are based in Aurora, so we can often fit you in quickly. Call to check the schedule.

Should I clean the ducts in my new home?

Often, yes. Construction debris collects in new systems before you move in.

Do you serve nearby areas?

Yes: Newmarket, Richmond Hill, King City, Stouffville and East Gwillimbury.

Aurora neighbourhoods we serve

Aurora Highlands and Hills of St. Andrew

Larger detached homes with formal rooms, wool and plush carpet, natural stone and often two furnaces.

Bayview Wellington and Aurora Grove

Family homes from the 1990s and 2000s with carpeted bedrooms and stairs, finished basements and busy kitchens.

Aurora Heights and the historic core

Older homes near Yonge Street with ductwork that has seen several furnace replacements.

Newer subdivisions

Aurora has grown quickly, and new homes often have construction dust in the ducts and new carpet that benefits from a first deep clean after move-in.

New homes: what to clean after move-in

A brand new home looks clean, but construction leaves fine dust everywhere. Drywall sanding, framing and flooring work happen while the heating system is installed, and the dust settles inside the ducts. When the furnace runs, it pushes that dust back out. New carpet also holds construction dust and the grit tracked in during move-in. The order that works best:

1. Air duct cleaning first, to remove construction debris from the system.
2. Replace the furnace filter, which is often clogged after construction.
3. Carpet cleaning, once the dust from the ducts has settled.
4. Tile and grout sealing, so new grout stays clean from the start.
5. Fabric protector on new furniture and carpet if you want extra stain resistance.

What Aurora homeowners book most

• Air duct cleaning in new and renovated homes
• Whole-house carpet cleaning, including stairs and basements
• Tile and grout cleaning and sealing
• Sofa and sectional cleaning
• Power washing for driveways, patios and decks in spring
• Odour removal for pet and basement smells

Seasonal tips for Aurora homes

Spring: rinse winter salt out of entry carpet, stairs and foyer tile, and power wash the driveway and patio. Summer: keep basement humidity under control. Fall: clean ducts and the dryer vent before the heating season, and carpets before holiday guests. Winter: use mats at every entrance and wipe up slush quickly.

Why Aurora customers choose UltiClean

• Based in Aurora, so we are close by
• One company for ducts, carpets, tile, upholstery and power washing
• Truck-mounted equipment for deeper cleaning and faster drying
• A written quote before any work starts
• Open 24 hours, 7 days a week, and serving the GTA since 2010

More Aurora cleaning questions

Can you clean before we move in?

Yes. An empty home is the easiest time to clean ducts and carpets. Tell us your closing date.

Do you power wash driveways?

Yes. See power washing.

How long does carpet take to dry?

Usually a few hours for synthetic carpet. Read carpet drying times.

Do you clean natural stone?

Yes, with pH-neutral, stone-safe products.

Our services in Aurora, in detail

Carpet and rug cleaning

Every Aurora carpet clean starts with an inspection of fibre type, traffic lanes, stains and pet areas. Traffic lanes, salt and spots are pre-treated, then the carpet is rinsed with water heated to 230°F and extracted with a truck-mounted system. Stairs are cleaned step by step, and the pile is groomed so it dries evenly. Wool carpet is cleaned at lower heat with wool-safe solutions. Area rugs are cleaned in your home, and we will tell you honestly if a delicate silk or antique rug needs specialist washing. See carpet and rug cleaning.

Air duct and dryer vent cleaning

Every supply and return run is brushed with a rotating brush and extracted with strong suction, along with the main trunks and furnace blower area. The dryer vent is cleaned through to the outside hood on request. We never use steam in ducts, because moisture in ductwork can lead to mould. You get a written quote before we start. See air duct cleaning.

Tile, grout and stone

We identify the surface first, then pre-treat, machine-scrub the grout lines and rinse with hot water extraction. Natural stone is cleaned with pH-neutral products that will not etch it. Clear sealing or colour sealing is available, and mouldy caulking in showers and tubs can be replaced on the same visit. See tile and grout cleaning.

Upholstery, mattresses and fabric protection

Sofas, sectionals, chairs, leather and mattresses are cleaned in your home with methods suited to each fabric. Fabric protector helps future spills bead up so you can blot them away. See upholstery cleaning.

Water damage, odours and power washing

We extract water from carpet after leaks and basement flooding, treat pet, smoke and mildew odours at the source, and power wash driveways, interlock patios, decks and siding in spring and fall.

Getting the most from your cleaning

• Vacuum carpets weekly, more often in high-traffic areas and homes with pets.
• Blot spills right away with a white cloth, working from the outside in.
• Change your furnace filter on schedule.
• Use mats at every entrance, inside and out.
• Keep indoor humidity between about 30 and 50 percent.
• Book carpet cleaning every 12 to 18 months, or every 6 to 12 with pets or children.

Before you book in Aurora

To give you an accurate written quote, tell us the number of rooms and staircases, whether the basement is carpeted, the number of vents and furnaces, the size of tiled areas, and any stains or pet areas. For power washing, tell us the surfaces and rough size. If you just moved into a new build, tell us your closing date so we can clean before the furniture arrives.

Do you clean in Aurora Highlands?

Yes, along with Bayview Wellington, Aurora Grove, Aurora Heights, Hills of St. Andrew and the newer subdivisions.

Can you clean carpets and power wash on the same day?

Yes. Tell us when you book so we can plan the time.

What affects your quote in Aurora

Larger homes in Aurora Highlands and Hills of St. Andrew take more time than newer townhouses, and two-furnace homes have two duct systems to clean. Wool carpet, natural stone and power washing large driveways also add time. New-build cleans are often quicker because the home is empty.

Do you clean dryer vents in new Aurora homes?

Yes. New homes can have lint and construction debris in the dryer vent from day one, especially if the dryer was installed before the final cleanup.

Helpful guides for Aurora homeowners

• Should you clean your ducts after a renovation? Why construction dust ends up in new and renovated homes.
• Is duct cleaning worth it? When duct cleaning pays off and when it can wait.
• How often should you clean your dryer vent? A simple schedule by household size, pets and vent length.
• How to get pet urine out of carpet: fresh accidents, old odours, and why the smell comes back on humid days.
• How to remove winter salt stains: clearing white salt lines from entry carpet, stairs and tile.