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Amy Prihoda
Hello! I’m Amy Prihoda, a second-generation co-owner of Professional Cleaning & Restoration Systems of Connecticut, carrying forward the family legacy established by my parents in 1987. For nearly four decades, our company has provided professional carpet, upholstery, air duct, and restoration services throughout Derby, Shelton, and New Haven County. My team and I use high-performance extraction equipment and eco-friendly cleaning solutions to help remove deep-set dirt, stubborn stains, allergens, and other contaminants while supporting a cleaner, healthier indoor environment. We take pride in providing dependable service grounded in professionalism, honesty, and meticulous craftsmanship. Alongside my co-owner, Curtis Bloxam, I’m committed to continuing our family’s tradition of quality service and helping Connecticut homeowners maintain cleaner, safer, and more comfortable spaces.
Top Articles by Amy Prihoda
How Home Fragrances Affect Indoor Air Quality
A home that smells clean isn’t necessarily a home that is clean. Candles and air fresheners may add pleasant fragrances, but they can also introduce pollutants while doing nothing to address the source of an odor. The Whole Home Approach looks deeper-identifying and addressing the conditions behind
Wildfire Smoke and Indoor Air Quality: A New Concern on the Horizon
Wildfire smoke is becoming an increasingly familiar part of life in Connecticut, bringing fine particulate matter (PM2.5) that can affect both outdoor and indoor air quality. In our latest blog, we explore how wildfire smoke enters your home, why it can linger long after the skies clear, and the pra
The Science of Comfort
What makes a home truly comfortable? It’s more than the setting on your thermostat. Temperature, humidity, airflow, odors, filtration, and even the condition of your carpets and upholstery all contribute to how your home feels every day. In this article, we explore the science behind indoor comfort
When Insurance Won’t Cover the Damage: What Homeowners Should Do Next
When a water loss isn’t covered by insurance, many homeowners are left wondering what to do next. This article explains why prompt mitigation is still essential, how to avoid unnecessary restoration costs, and why choosing an experienced, restoration-first contractor can make all the difference. Lea
The Stack Effect – Your Homes Respiratory System
Your home isn’t simply a collection of separate rooms-it’s a connected system where air is constantly moving, carrying everything it encounters along the way. Understanding the stack effect helps explain why dust, odors, moisture, and other indoor air quality concerns rarely originate where they bec
