Restoring Clean, Fresh & Beautiful Floors Since Day One

We serve 12 communities in the Tulsa metro: Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, Glenpool, Owasso, Sapulpa, Catoosa, Collinsville, Kellyville, Haskell, and Beggs. We are based in Bixby, so Bixby jobs carry no travel fee. If your town is not on the list, call (918) 231-9221 and ask.

Tulsa Steam Team has served Tulsa and the surrounding communities since 2006, giving us 20 years of carpet, tile, upholstery, and restoration work in local homes and businesses. Jobs are led by Travis Bond, and our Google reviews regularly mention on-time arrivals, attention to detail, and fair prices.

Yes. We extract standing water, dry the affected area using moisture detection and drying equipment, and restore wet carpet and flooring after storms, burst pipes, and plumbing leaks. Flood calls get priority on our schedule because water left in place can lead to mold and structural damage. Call (918) 231-9221 as soon as you find water.

In the Tulsa area, professional carpet cleaning typically runs about $40 to $90 per room, or $0.25 to $0.50 per square foot. Tile and grout cleaning typically runs $0.75 to $3.50 per square foot, depending on tile type and grout condition. Your exact price comes from a free, no-obligation estimate, and our Google reviewers often describe our pricing as fair.

Most carpet, tile, and upholstery jobs can be scheduled within the same week, and same-day appointments are sometimes available when the schedule allows. Flood and water damage calls are handled as a priority. Call (918) 231-9221 to get the next open slot.

Yes. We clean carpet with hot water extraction, the method most people call steam cleaning. Stains are pre-treated, hot water loosens soil deep in the fibers, and strong suction pulls the dirty water out into the machine’s recovery tank. We use professional-grade equipment, not a rental machine from a hardware store. Most carpet dries within 6 to 12 hours, and running fans or air conditioning helps it dry faster.

In most cases, yes. Our enzyme treatments break down the organic matter in pet urine that causes the smell instead of covering it with fragrance, which is why they work on older or repeated stains where store-bought sprays fail. The treatment is safe for homes and businesses and can reach the carpet, pad, and subfloor, where lingering odor usually comes from.

Usually, yes. Carpet stretching pulls out wrinkles, ripples, and loose spots before they become trip hazards. Carpet repair patches burns, pet damage, and worn or split seams using pieces matched to your existing carpet. Repair is often a sensible alternative to replacing carpet that is otherwise in good shape.

Vacuum the carpet, move light furniture and breakable items out of the room, and clear a path from the door for our equipment. Keep pets and children in another room while we work, and point out any stains or problem spots when we arrive so they get extra attention. Heavy furniture can usually stay in place.