About B’s Carpet Cleaning
How B’s Carpet Cleaning All Started
During a difficult year, I found myself selling “Kirby Vacuum’s” for a spell. They gave me a first class education on carpet cleaning with the “Dry Foam System.” So I took it and ran with it. Can’t forget to give credit to the Marine Corps, too! They give you a first class education on cleaning and detail!! I’ve always been a “neat-nick,” even as a child. Between that and serving in the Marines, you get a neat-nick that has a serious attention to detail. And that’s how B’s Carpet Cleaning was born in 2005.
Now, I did start off simple with just a Kirby vacuum and then began to build my clientele base started in the St George, Utah area. Eventually, I found out about the “VonSchrader Dry Foam Cleaning System.” They have a the state of the art dry foam cleaning system that uses dry cell technology and serious suction. Yes, I still have the Kirby – I use it to vacuum your carpets before I clean with my VonSchrader.
My commitment to my customers is to give them “The best cleaning they have ever had!” I hear that often from customers. I work to get the spots out so they don’t come back. The bottom line is, if I get it out, it’s not coming back!
About Bryan Butas
I’m from Ohio originally but, I have called Southern Utah my home for the past 16+ years. I left Ohio in 1989 to go to Marine Corps boot camp and served 4 years. After working different odd jobs back in Ohio, I found my niche’ in sales. Eventually, I had a couple business’ through the years, one was boat detailing, the other was providing health nutritional supplements for people.
I eventually closed up shop being tired of the cold long winters and headed south to warmer weather. I was eventually told about St. George and how nice it was, so I made a hard right and headed out west. For the most part, I have been here since 1996 and love it. I have had different sales positions since being here, but still like doing my own thing and making client’s happy by providing the best cleaning they’ve ever had.
