Insurance companies recognize the Xtreme Xtractor as the best tool on the market and allow for "special extraction tool" rates, sometimes up to three times higher rates per sq. ft. than regular extraction tools.

The Phoenix Xtreme Xtractor is the most effective and efficient extraction tool on the market today. Its patented Suction Roller provides both suction and compression—forcing water to the surface then sucking the water away, not allowing the water to be reabsorbed back into the carpet and pad. No other extractor today can pull as much water from the carpet and pad as the Xtreme Xtractor.

The Xtreme Xtractor is steerable and self-propelled with variable speeds. One restoration technician can operate the unit and dry a 1,200 square foot structure with carpet and pad in under 2 hours.

The Society for Cleaning Restoration Technicians, formerly ISCT, performed a market study of extraction devices at Shaw Industries. The results from that testing can be seen in the published report from www.isct.com. In that independent study of restoration professionals, the Xtreme Xtractor with the Xtreme Vacuum Pac pulled more water out of the carpet and pad than any other product on the market today, in one case pulling 40 gallons (or 320 pints) more water out of the structure than the next best tool.

Industry experts all say its easier to extract water out of a structure than it is through dehumidification and air movement. If you want to cut a DAY(S) off of your drying process, a Xtreme Xtractor is a necessity.

The Xtreme Xtractor tool can be connected with the Xtreme Vacuum Pac, other portable extractors or truck mounts. However, the SCRT W.E.T. Study showed best performance is when combined with the Xtreme Vacuum Pac.

The Phoenix Xtreme Extractor Vacuum Pac outperforms the competition with its ability to apply all of its suction power at the source, pulling more water than any other restoration extraction tool on the market today.

The Vacuum Pac, with its patented, portable design and high-end technology, has two powerful vacuum motors that can generate maximum suction. And because it is portable, the Vacuum Pac can be hand-carried anywhere in a structure. Truck mount units must stay outside the structure, and every foot of hose deducts 1 CFM of vacuum power. When compared to truck mount units, the Vac Pac can apply all of its suction power right at the source of the water, losing no CFM due to 24, 50 or 100 ft. of hose.

The Society for Cleaning Restoration Technicians (SCRT), formerly ISCT, performed a market study of extraction devices at Shaw Industries. The results from that testing can be seen in the published report from www.isct.com. In that independent study by restoration professionals, the Xtreme Extractor with Vacuum Pac pulled more water out of the carpet and pad than any other product on the market today, in one case pulling over 40 gallons or 320 pints more water out of the structure than the next best tool. How much longer would it have taken to dehumidify 40 gallons (320 pints) of water if the restorer had not used the Xtreme? This study looked at using truckmounts with the different extraction tools. In every case, the Xtreme Extractor Vacuum Pac extracted more water with the different extraction tools than the truckmount with the same or similar tools.

The Vacuum Pac can be run separate from the Xtreme Xtractor and can run with standard wands, water claws, and any other extraction tool allowing for a 2-inch connector.