Carpet and upholstery cleaning · Mobile at 8 Southern California airports

Aircraft Carpet Shampoo

Deep shampoo and extraction pull ground-in dirt, stains and odors from your cabin carpet and fabric upholstery, with careful moisture control so nothing soaks into the aircraft.

  • Deep extraction
  • Controlled moisture
  • Stain and odor removal
  • 7-day redo guarantee
  • Quote in 2 office hrs or $50 off
Aircraft cabin aisle carpet after a deep shampoo and extraction

Why Vacuuming Alone Isn't Enough

Cabin carpet holds dirt at three depths. A vacuum only reaches the top one, which is why a carpet can look clean and still feel gritty or smell stale.

Cross-section of aircraft carpet showing dirt at three depths: surface debris, ground-in grit and oils, and dirt at the base of the fibers PADDING 1Surface debrisA vacuum reaches this layer 2Ground-in grit and oilsShampoo loosens what's stuck to the fibers 3Dirt at the baseExtraction pulls it out of the carpet
  1. Surface debris: a vacuum reaches this layer.
  2. Ground-in grit and oils: shampoo loosens what's stuck to the fibers.
  3. Dirt at the base: extraction pulls it out of the carpet.

Aircraft Carpet Stain Guide: What to Expect

We'd rather set honest expectations than overpromise. Here's how the most common cabin stains usually respond.

StainCommon sourceTypical result

Mud and ramp dirt

Tracked in on shoes from the ramp and tie-down.

Usually removed

Coffee, soda and juice

Spills on long flights, especially near seats and the galley.

Usually removed

Food and grease

Catering, snacks and cupholder drips.

Usually removed

Oil and hydraulic fluid

Tracked in from the ramp and maintenance areas.

Usually lightened

Ink and dye transfer

Pens, new luggage and dark denim.

Often lightened

Lingering odors

Old spills, pets or moisture trapped in the carpet.

Greatly reduced

Tip: the sooner a stain is treated, the better it comes out. Blot fresh spills with a dry cloth, never rub, and text us a photo.

Built for aircraft, not living rooms

Why Moisture Control Matters in an Aircraft

Typical household carpet cleaning uses plenty of water and lets the carpet dry slowly. In an aircraft, excess water can saturate the padding and reach the floor beneath it. We clean deep while keeping moisture to a minimum.

Low-moisture shampoo
Just enough solution to release the dirt, worked into the fibers by hand and brush.
Powerful extraction
Strong suction pulls the solution and loosened dirt back out of the carpet.
Airflow to finish
We help the carpet dry quickly and let you know when the cabin is ready to use.

Our Aircraft Carpet Cleaning Process

Vacuum thoroughly

We remove loose debris from the carpet, seat tracks, edges and baggage area first.

Pre-treat stains

Each stain gets a treatment matched to what caused it, with time to work.

Shampoo and agitate

A low-moisture shampoo is brushed into the fibers to release ground-in dirt.

Extract and dry

Extraction pulls out the dirt and solution, and airflow helps the carpet dry fast.

Finish the Whole Cabin

Clean carpet, guaranteed

Two Guarantees on Every Carpet Shampoo

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DAY

Our 7-Day Redo Guarantee

If any part of your carpet cleaning falls short, notify us within 7 days and we'll return to make it right at no charge. No hassle, no additional trip fee.

$50

The Wheels-Up Quote

Text us a photo, your tail number and "CARPET." You'll receive a price and a time slot within 2 office hours, or we'll take $50 off your detail.

Aircraft Carpet Shampoo FAQ

How long does the carpet take to dry?

It depends on the carpet, the temperature and the airflow, but our low-moisture method keeps drying time short. We'll tell you when the cabin is ready before you fly.

Will every stain come out?

Most common cabin stains do. Oil, hydraulic fluid and ink can be stubborn, so we'll tell you upfront what to expect, and older stains may lighten rather than disappear.

Do you clean fabric seats too?

Yes. Fabric upholstery gets the same low-moisture shampoo and extraction. Leather seats are cleaned and conditioned as part of our interior detail.

Is carpet shampooing safe for the aircraft?

Yes. We keep moisture to a minimum and extract it thoroughly, so the carpet is cleaned without soaking the padding or the floor beneath it.

Can you get rid of cabin odors?

Usually, yes. Most odors live in the carpet and padding, and extraction removes their source. Long-standing odors may need a second treatment.

How quickly will I get a quote?

Every request receives our Wheels-Up Quote: a price and a time slot within 2 office hours of your text, or we'll take $50 off your detail.

Aircraft Carpet Cleaning at Eight Southern California Airports

We shampoo cabin carpet on-site across Los Angeles, Orange and San Bernardino counties. Choose your airport for local details.

Ready for carpet that looks new?

Book Your Aircraft Carpet Shampoo

Text a photo, your tail number and "CARPET" for your Wheels-Up Quote within 2 office hours, or $50 off your detail.