About Us

Welcome To BEB Flooring & Cleaning

Tile and Wood Floor Cleaning Since 1998

Carpet Stretching and Repair in Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill, NC & Surrounding Areas

Owner Involvement

All technicians are hand-picked by the owners and must love what they do.

Locally Owned & Operated

We are locally owned and operated in Raleigh, NC. Hire a company with a proven and successful track record with owner involvement. Our goal is to build long lasting relationships.

Attention to Detail

Paying attention to detail is one of the many reasons to do business with us.

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Owner Involvement

You are at the right place to get your carpet repaired or floor cleaned. We have helped lots of homeowners, tenants, investors, and business owners with carpet repair and cleaning. BEB Flooring & Cleaning will provide upkeep and maintenance to keep your floor appealing. We understand that safety is always a factor as well, therfore we perform these services safely.

Locally owned and operated in Raleigh, NC

Reasons To Do Business With Us

We are locally owned and operated. Hire a company with a proven and successful track record with owner involvement. Our goal is to build long lasting relationships.

  • We are a locally owned and operated family business

  • 20 years of experience in the flooring business
  • All technicians are hand-picked by the owners and must love what they do
  • Attention to detail is one of the many reasons to do business with us
  • We operate with honesty and integrity and stand behind our work

  • A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau

From the Owner

“I started working the flooring and cleaning industry in 1996. When I worked for various local cleaning and flooring businesses in the past. I noticed the owners were not involved in the field, which had a negative impact on customer service. It became obvious to me that big companies face difficulty when the owner(s) are not involved in the field operations of the business. This has caused me to change the idea of the “absent owner syndrome in service business.”