Service
Upholstery Cleaning
Sofas, sectionals and chairs cleaned to the fabric code, not to a formula.
Upholstery is where the wrong method does visible, permanent damage. A fabric coded S is solvent-only and will water-stain if it is cleaned like carpet. We read the tag first, test in a hidden seam, and pick the tool to match — which sometimes means telling you a piece should not be wet-cleaned at all.
Dry time
Typically 2–6 hours depending on fabric and method.
- Sectionals
- Dining chairs
- Headboards
- Microfiber
- Pet hair and body oils
The method
Step by step, and why each one matters.
Any of these can be skipped to save fifteen minutes. Skipping them is the difference between a clean that lasts a year and one that lasts a month.
- 01
Read the tag
W, S, WS or X. This decides everything that follows, and it is the step that gets skipped.
- 02
Test first
A hidden seam tells us whether the dye will move before the visible part of the sofa does.
- 03
Dry vacuum
Crumbs, hair and grit come out before any moisture goes in.
- 04
Clean to code
Hot-water extraction on W, solvent on S, low-moisture on delicate blends.
- 05
Dry deliberately
Even moisture and air movement stop the edge rings that make a clean sofa look worse than a dirty one.
Included as standard
Every one of these, every time.
None of it is an add-on and none of it appears on your bill as a line item you did not expect.
- Fabric code check and a colorfastness test in a concealed area
- Thorough vacuuming including under and behind cushions
- Low-moisture or solvent method where the code requires it
- Hand detailing on arms, headrests and seat fronts
- Controlled drying so no water rings form at the edges
Also available