From compact two-seaters to large family couches, cleaning begins with the upholstery label and an assessment of the fabric, cushions and stains.
We look at high-contact areas such as arms, seats and headrests, then select an appropriate cleaning method for the cover and construction.
Tell us the item size and fabric, show any marks in a photo and include the job address. We check the care label and discuss the likely result before choosing a cleaning method.
Size and construction matter as much as the number of seats. A chaise, deep seat or modular piece can change the work involved.
Cotton, linen, polyester, microfibre, velvet and blended covers need different care. We look for a manufacturer code and test suitability.
A full couch clean addresses general soiling; individual marks are assessed before treatment.
Where the fabric allows, controlled hot-water extraction can remove loosened soil. Low-moisture or solvent-based care may be considered for sensitive upholstery. We do not treat every couch with the same method.
Stain removal is not guaranteed. The fabric, stain age, wear and any previous treatment affect the result.
Seat count, size, fabric, condition and access affect the quote. Send photos for a more useful estimate.
We can assess them, but permanent dye change, wear or long-set stains may remain.