The Steam Team’s mission is to provide exceptional cleaning 

The Steam Team

The Koenig Lane location serves as The Steam Team’s dedicated Cleaning Division and specializes in carpet cleaning, area rug cleaning, upholstery cleaning, tile and grout cleaning, hardwood floor care, air duct cleaning, dryer vent cleaning, pressure washing, stone cleaning, and commercial cleaning services. The company is also known for its advanced area rug cleaning facility, where valuable oriental rugs, wool rugs, silk rugs, and specialty textiles are professionally cleaned and restored using specialized equipment and proven cleaning methods. For more than 40 years, The Steam Team has built its reputation on experience, expertise, and trust. The company employs highly trained technicians who utilize professional-grade equipment and industry-approved cleaning processes designed to deliver exceptional results while protecting customers’ homes and businesses. Whether cleaning heavily soiled carpet, restoring tile and grout, improving indoor air quality through duct cleaning, or caring for delicate upholstery, every project is handled with professionalism and attention to detail. The Steam Team has earned thousands of positive customer reviews and numerous awards for service excellence. The company has been recognized by the Austin American-Statesman, Austin Business Journal, Texas Monthly, and other respected organizations for both business growth and customer satisfaction. These recognitions reflect a long-standing commitment to quality workmanship, ethical business practices, and outstanding customer service. Customers appreciate The Steam Team’s responsive scheduling, honest recommendations, transparent communication, and dependable results. Rather than focusing on sales, the company focuses on solving problems and helping customers protect their investments. This customer-first approach has earned the trust of generations of Austin families and businesses. Conveniently located in Central Austin, The Steam Team serves all of Central Texas.

Travis County

Austin Metropolitan Area

Austin

Texas

The Koenig Lane location serves as The Steam Team’s dedicated Cleaning Division and specializes in carpet cleaning, area rug cleaning, upholstery...

Pro Roofing Systems

Pro Roofing Systems is a locally owned roofing company based in Cedar Park, TX, serving the greater Austin metro area including Leander, Round Rock, Lakeway, Dripping Springs, and Westlake Hills. We specialize in residential roof replacement, storm damage repair, and insurance claim support. Licensed, insured, and committed to our community. Free roof health check available — call 512-800-7010 or visit ProRoofingSystems.com.

Williamson County

Cedar Park-Leander

Pro Roofing Systems is a locally owned roofing company based in Cedar Park, TX, serving the greater Austin metro area including Leander, Round Rock...

CEDAR PARK, TX -- If you recall the image of an electronic sign this weekend that encouraged motorists to "Drive Crazy, Y'all" instead of alerting to road conditions, you weren't seeing things. The electronic sign was hacked by a miscreant who thought it would be funny to alter the warning sign with the directive.Geoffrey Eltgroth, a 26-year-old man, was charged with criminal mischief for the alteration, <a href="http://keyetv.com/news/local/man-charged-for-changing-cedar-park-road-sign-to-drive-crazy-yall" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">KEYE-TV </a>reported. According to an arrest affidavit, the man came across the electronic road sign in the 5500 block of the 183A toll road, somehow figured out the username and password to the sign machine to gain access and switch the message.The incident occurred May 22. A witness reportedly saw Eltgroth type the message before walking away, the television station reports. A police officer located him at a nearby gas station, where he admitted changing the road sign.Asked why he did it, Eltgroth said he just thought it would be funny, according to the affidavit.This isn't the first time Eltgroth has been in trouble with the law. According to Williamson County Jail records, he was charged with resisting arrest, criminal mischief and other charges in 2010.<a href="http://keyetv.com/news/local/man-charged-for-changing-cedar-park-road-sign-to-drive-crazy-yall" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Read the full story at KEYE &gt;&gt;</a>

CEDAR PARK, TX -- If you recall the image of an electronic sign this weekend that encouraged motorists to "Drive Crazy, Y'all" instead of alerting to road conditions, you weren't seeing things. The electronic sign was hacked by a miscreant who thought it would be funny to alter the warning sign with the directive.

Geoffrey Eltgroth, a 26-year-old man, was charged with criminal mischief for the alteration, <a href="http://keyetv.com/news/local/man-charged-for-changing-cedar-park-road-sign-to-drive-crazy-yall" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">KEYE-TV </a>reported. According to an arrest affidavit, the man came across the electronic road sign in the 5500 block of the 183A toll road, somehow figured out the username and password to the sign machine to gain access and switch the message.The incident occurred May 22. A witness reportedly saw Eltgroth type the message before walking away, the television station reports. A police officer located him at a nearby gas station, where he admitted changing the road sign.

Asked why he did it, Eltgroth said he just thought it would be funny, according to the affidavit.This isn't the first time Eltgroth has been in trouble with the law. According to Williamson County Jail records, he was charged with resisting arrest, criminal mischief and other charges in 2010.

<a href="http://keyetv.com/news/local/man-charged-for-changing-cedar-park-road-sign-to-drive-crazy-yall" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Read the full story at KEYE &gt;&gt;</a>

Geoffrey Eltgroth, 26, is well known to police, having been detained for earlier offenses dating to 2010.