Oct 20, 2026

The award recognizes the North Texas cleaning company during its 50th year of serving homes and businesses across the region.
Euless, Texas Oct 19, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Dalworth Clean has been named the 2026 Consumer Choice Award winner in the Carpet & Rug Cleaning category for Dallas-Fort Worth. The recognition comes during a milestone year for the company, which is celebrating 50 years of serving homes and businesses across North Texas.
Founded in 1976, Dalworth Clean has grown from a carpet cleaning business into a provider of a wide range of residential and commercial cleaning services. Over five decades, the company has cleaned more than one million homes and expanded its services to cover carpets, area rugs, floors, upholstery and other surfaces.
"Receiving the Consumer Choice Award during our 50th year makes this recognition especially meaningful for our team," said the Dalworth Clean team. "Dallas-Fort Worth has trusted Dalworth with its homes and businesses for generations, and we never take that responsibility for granted. While our equipment, techniques and services have evolved considerably since 1976, our goal remains straightforward: do quality work, stand behind it and leave our customers with a cleaner, fresher space."
Carpet cleaning remains at the heart of Dalworth's work. Its technicians use professional hot water extraction and steam cleaning methods, including truck-mounted equipment, to address accumulated soil, stains and odors. The company also offers targeted treatments for pet stains, lingering odors and difficult spots, along with carpet repairs for rips, tears, loose seams and other localized damage.
Dalworth Clean also provides specialized area rug care. Customers can choose in-home rug cleaning or a multi-step process at the company's rug cleaning facility. Depending on the rug's construction and needs, the process can include inspection, dust removal, washing, rinsing, drying, grooming and a final inspection. Repair and protective treatments are also available.
Over the years, Dalworth has expanded beyond carpets and rugs to serve customers with a broader range of cleaning needs. Its services include hardwood, tile and grout, natural stone and concrete cleaning, as well as upholstery, drapery and mattress cleaning. The company also offers air duct cleaning, pet treatments and other specialized services.
Dalworth Clean serves commercial properties throughout Dallas-Fort Worth, including offices, schools, medical facilities, hotels, restaurants, houses of worship and other public spaces. Its teams adapt their cleaning methods to the needs of each facility and its flooring.
The company's 50-year history reflects its longstanding ties to the North Texas community. Many customers have relied on Dalworth across generations, and the company maintains an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. The Consumer Choice Award adds another milestone to its history as it continues to serve residential and commercial customers throughout the region.
For Dalworth Clean, the 2026 award and its 50th anniversary mark both a recognition of its work and an opportunity to build on the experience gained since 1976.
For more information about Dalworth Clean's services, visit: www.dalworth.com.
About Consumer Choice Award
Consumer Choice Award has recognized business excellence in North America since 1987. Its selection process identifies service providers in their respective categories and markets.
To learn more about the Consumer Choice Award, visit: www.ccaward.com.


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