Carpet Cleaning in the Ann Arbor Winter!

Like the mailman and JWs, the Wolverine Carpet Cleaning keeps delivering despite 14 inches of fresh snow and subzero temperature. Currently -8° at the start of this job.

 

This is how we keep the cold out!

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