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1. KellyGreene Home Services

Atlanta, GA8 years in business6 employees

KellyGreene Home Services is a carpet removal service serving Atlanta, GA. The business has been operating for 8 years with a team of 6. Carpet removal pulls up carpet and pad, removes tack strips and staples, and hauls the material away, leaving a clean subfloor ready for new flooring. Stairs, glued-down carpet, and carpet over finished hardwood each need a slightly different approach to avoid damaging what lies beneath. Typical jobs for carpet removal in Atlanta include wet carpet removal after leaks, stair carpet removal, pet-damaged carpet removal, carpet removal before hardwood refinishing and glued-down carpet scraping. KellyGreene Home Services is also listed for carpet cleaning, commercial carpet cleaning, duct and vent cleaning and floor cleaning. Worn, stained, or odor-soaked carpet, especially from pets or water, is the most common reason homeowners have it removed and hauled off. Note the floor level, stairs or elevator access, and whether debris can be loaded from the driveway or street curb nearby. Wet or contaminated carpet, heavy adhesive scraping, and multi-story removal with long carries usually cost more than a simple single-room job. Besides Atlanta, homeowners in Avondale Estates, Scottdale and Clarkston can reach out for carpet removal. Posted hours are Tuesday to Saturday. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, Square cash app and Zelle. Request a quote from KellyGreene Home Services on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

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