Chem-Dry of Four Seasons

Chem-Dry of Four Seasons is a carpet and upholstery cleaning business based at 11 Columbia Drive in Amherst, New Hampshire, operating under the national Chem-Dry franchise brand and in business since 1997, per its HomeAdvisor listing. The same technician, Larry, is named directly by reviewers across Google and Angi from 2013 through 2024, describing a small, hands-on operation rather than a large crew-based company. The written record spans more than a decade and is consistently strong. Google reviewers between 2022 and 2024 praise the results on tough jobs — removing pet stains from carpets damaged by kids and dogs, cleaning RV carpeting that customers worried was permanently stained, same-day removal of blood stains, and a compassionate same-day cleanup after a homeowner's mother passed away with cat damage in the home. Angi reviewers going back to 2013 repeatedly describe prompt scheduling, professional and respectful work in occupied homes, and carpets that "look like new" afterward. Google shows a 5.0-star average from 25 ratings and Angi shows 4.6 from 51 ratings, both built on more than a decade of largely five-star feedback. The business also appears on HomeAdvisor's category page for Amherst-area carpet and upholstery cleaners with a matching 4.6-star average from 53 ratings, corroborating rather than standing apart from the Google and Angi pattern. Worth asking about before booking: a small number of older reviews, from 2012 and 2014, note that the dry-cleaning method used here removed pet stains less completely than a steam-cleaning approach those particular customers had used elsewhere — worth raising directly if a stain has resisted cleaning before. A 2013 review rated the visit 2.5 stars and called it only a "fair experience" without further detail. Chem-Dry of Four Seasons is a solid pick for carpet, area rug, and upholstery cleaning — including pet stain and odor treatment — for a homeowner who wants a consistent, long-tenured local operator with a well-documented track record across multiple platforms; anyone with a stubborn, long-set pet stain may want to ask directly how the dry-cleaning method compares to steam cleaning for their situation.