Water Extractionin Prairie Dunes, KS
Smallville Carpet Cleaning provides water extraction in Prairie Dunes, KS after floods, leaks and broken appliances. We use professional equipment to remove water from carpet, flooring and furniture quickly, because the sooner it is out, the less damage it does and the less chance mold has to grow. If you have water on the floor now, call (620) 200-1546.
5.0 · 518 Google reviews(opens Google in a new tab)
ServiceWater Extraction
WherePrairie Dunes, KS (Reno County)
Hours7 AM to 6 PM, Sat 8 AM to 6 PM
Google rating5.0 from 518 reviews
Water extraction for Prairie Dunes homes and businesses
Water does not wait. A burst pipe, a backed-up drain or a storm that floods the basement can soak carpet and pad within hours, and the longer it sits, the more it spreads into floors, walls and furniture.
We pull the water out of the carpet, pad and floors with extraction equipment, then set air movers to dry what is left. When the water is gone, we clean the carpet, so the room is not just dry but clean again.
One reviewer wrote that Brett came out the same day they called, even with flooding all over the area, and gave them names of other contractors for the work he does not do. If water damage reaches drywall, framing or mold, we will tell you who to call next.
What is included
- Prompt response when water is on the floor
- Water removal from carpet and flooring
- Water removal from furniture
- Basements, bedrooms and living areas
- A thorough cleaning after extraction
- Honest guidance on what comes next

When to call us
- A washer, water heater or dishwasher leaked
- The basement took on water
- A pipe burst or a sink overflowed
- Heavy rain got in
- Carpet feels wet or smells musty
Prairie Dunes, KS
Why water extraction matters in Prairie Dunes
Some homes near Prairie Dunes date to the late 1960s, and older water lines, water heaters and lower levels can leak. Big storms hit here too, like the May 2007 rains that pushed the Arkansas River past flood stage at Hutchinson. We extract water fast.
This is the rolling, sandy dune country the club is named for, so fine sand is part of daily life here. At nearby Sand Hills State Park, the Kansas Geological Survey explains how wind blew Arkansas River sand into dunes that grass later held in place, and that sand still comes indoors on shoes and paws. Bigger homes also mean more carpet, rugs and furniture to keep up.
The streets around the club, such as Prairie Dunes Drive and Sand Hills Court, have large single-family homes, including all-brick custom houses and brick half-duplexes. Some homes on Prairie Dunes Drive date to the late 1960s. We clean homes around Prairie Dunes and the East 30th Avenue corridor. Prairie Dunes is about 5 miles northeast of downtown Hutchinson.
Recent water extraction projects
Real jobs from Brett's camera, the same work we bring to Prairie Dunes.

Swirled area rug
A gray and white swirled rug, cleaned and set to dry with an air mover, so the room is back in use sooner.

Kitchen around the island
Tile around a kitchen island, the busiest floor in most homes. Cleaned and dried with an air mover.

Basement rec room
A finished basement with a table tennis table and the stairs coming down into it, cleaned up to the first step.
How water extraction works
Call us
Tell us what happened and where the water is. We will get to you as quickly as we can.
Assess
We look at the affected area and the materials, then tell you what to expect.
Extract
Professional equipment pulls water from carpet, flooring and furniture.
Clean up
We clean the area and tell you the next steps to keep the damage from spreading.
5-star reviews for our water extraction
Real Google reviews from customers of Smallville Carpet Cleaning, the Hutchinson-based company serving Prairie Dunes.
About Prairie Dunes, Kansas
Prairie Dunes takes its name from the country club. In 1935 the family of Emerson Carey, founder of the Carey Salt Company, hired architect Perry Maxwell to design a course on a 480-acre site outside Hutchinson. Crews built it with horses, mules, Fresno scrapers and wheelbarrows. The first nine holes opened on September 13, 1937.
Maxwell's son Press designed the second nine, which opened in 1957. The club has hosted national championships, including the 2002 U.S. Women's Open and the 2006 U.S. Senior Open, and Golf Digest and Golf Magazine have ranked it among America's top 30 courses.
Quick facts
- Reno County
- Named for Prairie Dunes Country Club, 4812 E. 30th Ave., Hutchinson
- About 5 miles east-northeast of downtown Hutchinson
- Course by Perry Maxwell, opened 1937; second nine by Press Maxwell, 1957
- A private club that has hosted the U.S. Women's Open and U.S. Senior Open
- Dillon Nature Center sits west on the same road, E. 30th Ave.
Things to do in and around Prairie Dunes
Dillon Nature Center · Hutchinson
West along E. 30th Ave., with about 100 acres of trails, ponds and prairie and a visitor center with nature exhibits.
Sand Hills State Park · Hutchinson
Dunes formed when wind blew Arkansas River sand into hills, now grass-covered, with 14 miles of trails to explore.
Strataca · Hutchinson
Go 650 feet down into the salt mine Carey Salt opened in 1923, the business of the family that founded the club.
Cosmosphere · Hutchinson
Kansas' only Smithsonian-affiliated museum, with flown spacecraft such as the Gemini X capsule, on N. Plum St.
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More ways we help in Prairie Dunes, KS
Most customers start with one job and call us back for the rest. Here is everything else we do in Prairie Dunes.
Residential Carpet CleaningDeep cleaning for bedrooms, living rooms, stairs and basements.
Commercial Carpet CleaningOffices, churches, shops and shared hallways, scheduled around your business.
- Rug CleaningCareful cleaning for area rugs, runners and specialty fibers.
- Upholstery CleaningSofas, chairs, sectionals and recliners cleaned without harming the fabric.
- Tile and Grout CleaningMulti-step cleaning for grout lines a mop never reaches.
- Pet Stain and Odor RemovalTreatments that go after the source of the smell, not just the surface.
- VCT CleaningStripping, cleaning and waxing that brings back the shine on vinyl composite tile.
Questions and answers about water extraction in Prairie Dunes
Do you offer water extraction in Prairie Dunes?
Yes. Prairie Dunes is about 5 miles northeast of downtown Hutchinson. We clean homes around Prairie Dunes and the East 30th Avenue corridor, and we bring everything to you. Call (620) 200-1546 or request a free quote online.
Why does water extraction matter in Prairie Dunes?
Some homes near Prairie Dunes date to the late 1960s, and older water lines, water heaters and lower levels can leak. Big storms hit here too, like the May 2007 rains that pushed the Arkansas River past flood stage at Hutchinson. We extract water fast.
Do you work on basement carpet?
Yes. Customers have called us for basement carpet with water damage, and we can clean it after the water is out.
What is water extraction?
Water extraction is removing excess water from a home or business, usually after flooding, leaks or broken appliances. It limits water damage, helps prevent mold and mildew, and protects the property and what is in it.
How long does water extraction take?
It depends on the size of the affected area, the materials involved and the source of the water. After we assess your property, we will give you an estimate of the time needed.
What should I do until you get here?
If it is safe, stop the source of the water and keep clear of anything electrical near it. Then call us at (620) 200-1546.
Can wet carpet be saved?
Often it can, especially when the water is removed quickly. It depends on the source of the water and how long it sat. We will be honest about what can be saved.
What are your hours for Prairie Dunes customers?
We are open 7 AM to 6 PM most days, and 8 AM to 6 PM on Saturday. Call (620) 200-1546 or use the quote form, and we will find a time that works.
Get a free quote for water extraction in Prairie Dunes
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