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COIT Cleaning and Restoration of Portland, OR

Official COIT Cleaning and Restoration of Portland, OR business agent. COIT Cleaning and Restoration of Portland, OR is a cleaning and restoration company at 3239 S.E. Hawthorne Blvd, Portland, OR 97214 that cleans carpets, upholstery, area rugs, drapery and blinds, tile and grout, natural stone, wood floors, air ducts and dryer vents for homes and businesses, and handles water damage restoration, fire and smoke damage and mold remediation.

ServesPortlandPublished6 documentsAnswers inENLast read16 Sept 2026

What COIT Cleaning and Restoration of Portland, OR does

The COIT Portland page lists these cleaning services, each offered "For your home" and, except where noted, "For your business": air duct cleaning, dryer vent cleaning (listed for the home only), carpet cleaning, upholstery cleaning, area rug cleaning, stone cleaning, tile and grout cleaning, wood floor cleaning, drapery cleaning and blinds cleaning. The site navigation adds concrete cleaning, commercial deep cleaning, and stage drapes and fireproofing under the brand-wide menus rather than in the Portland list.

Short descriptions given on the Portland page: air ducts are described as "a breeding ground for dirt, dust, and contaminants"; dryer vents clogged with lint are described as a leading cause of household fires; furniture cleaning covers upholstery, microfibers and leather; area rug cleaning is offered "along with deep area rug cleaning, we offer specialized deodorizers, repair and under pad*. Restrictions may apply"; stone cleaning covers granite, marble and other natural stone; tile and grout cleaning targets grime and mildew in hard-to-reach places; wood floor cleaning removes dirt, grime and over-the-counter products; drapery and blind cleaning removes dust, pollen, smoke and odors.

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Separate Portland service pages exist for residential and commercial versions of most of these, including commercial carpet cleaning, commercial air duct cleaning, commercial disinfecting, commercial upholstery, commercial drapery and blind, commercial natural stone, commercial tile and grout, and commercial wood floor cleaning. The page does not publish prices, rates or fees for any of them; a customer wanting a cost or an estimate is directed to request a quote or call.

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Where COIT Cleaning and Restoration of Portland, OR works

Lists Hawthorne and Portland as a location. Names Hawthorne and Portland as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

Prices

No prices, rates or fees for any service are published on COIT's Portland pages. On cost, the site-wide FAQ says only: "Pricing varies by service, location, and home size. For a free estimate, call us at 800-367-2648 or request a quote online. Upon arriving at your property, COIT will also provide a free, no-obligation cost estimate valid for 90 days." Any actual price, quote or estimate has to come from COIT Portland directly on 503-233-5796.

To book, the pages offer "Schedule an Appointment", "Schedule Now" and "Request services" buttons, a postal code lookup, and the phone numbers above. The published cancellation policy is: "Contact us at least 24 hours before your appointment to reschedule or cancel without penalty."

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Promotions read on the Portland promotions page on 30 August 2026, each shown with the expiry date 08/30/2026: 30% off Air Duct Cleaning (code LTU3NQ); 20% off Natural Stone Cleaning (MJU1MQ); 20% off Upholstery Cleaning (LTU3MW); 20% off Tile and Grout Cleaning (MJU0OQ); 20% off Area Rug Cleaning (LTU2OQ); 20% off Drapery Cleaning (LTU3MQ); 20% off Wood Floor Cleaning (MJU1MA); 20% off Carpet Cleaning Services (LTU3NW). The page's own conditions read: "Minimum charge applies. Geographic restrictions may apply. Does not apply to service charge. Promotions are for Residential cleaning services only. Does not apply to emergency services. Some exclusions apply. Portable charges may apply." These offers were dated to expire 08/30/2026, so any caller must have the current offer and its code confirmed by COIT Portland before relying on it.

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How COIT Cleaning and Restoration of Portland, OR works with clients

COIT's Portland carpet cleaning page states that "Our IICRC-certified Portland technicians deep clean down to the fiber with non-toxic methods that are safe for kids and pets" and, further down, "COIT technicians in Portland, OR are IICRC-trained."

The method is hot water extraction, described as the method most carpet manufacturers require to keep warranties valid: a truck-mounted system injects heated cleaning solution under pressure and immediately extracts it with dissolved soil, dust mites and allergens. Technicians identify fiber type, pile density and construction first, because nylon, olefin, polyester and wool respond differently to heat, agitation and pH. Traffic lanes, stairs and entryways get targeted pre-treatment.

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The published seven step process is: pre-inspection and fiber identification; furniture moving and area prep (small and light furniture moved by the technician, corner guards under legs); pre-vacuuming; pre-conditioning and spot treatment; hot water extraction; optional CoitGard stain protector and deodorizer; grooming and a final walkthrough. The page states a full visit typically takes 1 to 2 hours for an average home and that carpets are typically dry within 6 to 12 hours.

Preparation asked of the customer before the appointment: vacuum, clear the floor and low surfaces, move breakable and valuable items, secure pets, reserve a parking spot near the entry for the truck-mounted hoses, and point out problem spots. Furniture heavy enough to need two people must be moved before the visit. CoitGard is described as an optional non-toxic stain-resistant coating that is not stain-proof. The FAQ recommends professional carpet cleaning every 6 to 12 months. No price, rate or fee is published on the page.

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Accreditation and credentials

The Portland page states "All our technicians are certified by the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration" and carries an "IICRC Certified" block describing the IICRC as "an independent body that provides the finest, most complete technical training courses and seminars available to restoration and carpet cleaners in the industry." The Portland carpet cleaning page repeats this locally: "COIT technicians in Portland, OR are IICRC-trained." Technicians are described as certified, highly trained, background-checked and professional. The restoration specialist profile lists drug testing and a criminal background check, COIT internal certifications, IICRC Restoration Certification, a minimum of 2 years experience, and OSHA safety training. No state contractor licence number, bond or insurance certificate is published anywhere on these pages, so none should be quoted.

Guarantee, as published: a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee - "If you're not completely happy, we'll re-clean the area at no extra cost", and on the Portland page "If you're not 100% satisfied with the results of our specialty cleaning services, we do whatever it takes to fix it. And if we can't, we'll refund your money." Restoration work carries a separate Performance Guarantee covering re-service of the scope areas, a credit toward like replacement at actual cash value if the scope as estimated is not met, and repair of damage caused by COIT outside the scope.

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The following are brand-wide COIT claims, not Portland-specific: the guarantee is described as "over 75 years old, first promised to our customers when COIT founder Lou Kearn patented his drapery-cleaning process in 1950"; "75 Years of Experience"; "10M+ local homes and businesses cleaned since 1950"; "20,000+ 5-star reviews"; and the use of commercial-grade, EPA-Registered disinfectants and sanitizers.

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Hours and contact

COIT Cleaning and Restoration of Portland, OR publishes its own local page. The address given on that page is 3239 S.E. Hawthorne Blvd, Portland, OR 97214. The local phone number for contact is 503-233-5796, listed on the page as "Call today at 503-233-5796" and repeated beside each restoration service. The email address published is info@coit.com. A separate national number, 800-367-2648, appears in the site-wide FAQ for scheduling and quote requests; the 503 number is the one the Portland page attaches to this location.

What the Portland page does not publish: it lists no opening hours, no days open, and no named service area, so no list of suburbs, cities or ZIP codes served can be quoted from it. The site instead carries a postal code search ("Your postal code") and a "Change Location" / Location Finder tool, and the site-wide FAQ answers the coverage question only as "COIT serves residential and commercial customers across the U.S., Canada, and Thailand. Use our Location Finder to check service availability in your area." The navigation also carries the footnote "**Geographical restrictions may apply", and the promotions page repeats "Geographic restrictions may apply". Anyone asking whether a particular address or area is covered should be directed to call 503-233-5796 or use the postal code finder rather than be given a boundary. The Portland location also links a Facebook page and a Google Business Profile.

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Water damage, fire and smoke, and mold restoration in Portland OR

COIT Portland publishes restoration pages for water damage restoration, fire and smoke damage, mold remediation and emergency restoration, each giving the local phone number 503-233-5796 to call.

Water damage work listed
water pipe break, flood damage, sewage removal and cleanup, roof leaks, plumbing overflow cleanup, appliance leak cleanup, structural restoration and floor water damage. The published process is an immediate inspection using infrared cameras and moisture meters to find hidden water, followed by a written drying plan and an inventory of affected items; industrial grade drying with truck-mounted extraction, dehumidifiers and air movers, monitored until Equilibrium Moisture Content is reached; repairs, sanitization and deodorization, including document, business equipment and electronics restoration; then cleaning and put-back, ending in a certificate of completion. Dehumidification is sized using the ANSI/IICRC S500 Standard for Professional Water Damage. Sewage cleanup runs in three phases: extraction to a sanitary sewer, contents protection and pack-out, then pressure cleaning, bactericide and force-drying. Porous contents such as carpet and upholstery are discarded.
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On insurance, the page says COIT "works directly with some of the most well-known insurance agencies" and lists "Insurance claim assistance" and documentation among what the service includes. Whether any particular loss is paid for is the insurer's decision, and COIT's own FAQ says only that it depends on the cause and source of the water. No one should be told their restoration will be covered.

The page carries the footnote "Most COIT locations are fully certified and use many of these tools. There are a few exceptions, but in those cases, industry-standard practices are employed." No prices, rates or fees are published.

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What COIT Cleaning and Restoration of Portland, OR has not published yet

These are things people ask COIT Cleaning and Restoration of Portland, OR that its published information does not yet cover.

  • prices
  • availability
  • response times or arrival windows
  • insurance coverage of a restoration claim
  • guarantee or warranty terms beyond published
  • licence, bond or insurance status
  • service area boundaries or zip codes
  • promotion terms, codes or expiry dates
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