Upholstery Cleaning

To maintain the investment that you made in your furniture, it needs proper care and cleaning. Attempting to remove stains or deep clean your upholstery on your own can seem like a good idea, but you will almost always do more harm than good. You need a professional who knows what cleaning solvents to use and what treatments to perform to keep your furniture in the best and cleanest condition possible.

Customized to Your Needs

Whether we are cleaning your grandmother’s couch or your brand new armchair, our trained technicians can assess the needs of your furniture and customize the cleaning process to get major results. We use the same heavy-duty hot water extraction cleaning process we use on your carpets and tile to get all of the dirt and debris out of your furniture.

The Upholstery Cleaning Process

Most major manufacturers suggest having furniture cleaned professionally every 1-2 years, depending on how frequently it is used and whether or not it is visibly stained or soiled. First, our professionals will examine your furniture to determine the level of soil and staining, the materials used, and what the best possible cleaning method will be. We use cleaners that are appropriate for your furniture type to take out years of dirt and soil and restore them to like-new condition. By hiring a professional for an upholstery cleaning, you can rest assured that the fabric and furniture will not be damaged during the process. Once the steam cleaning process is completed, we will finish the upholstery cleaning process by spraying an upholstery protectant on the surface.

The Best Way to Preserve Your Valuable Furniture

When you clean your upholstery, the results will show far beyond the fabric of your furniture. The upholstery itself will be clean, and fabric will be restored to its original vibrant color. By removing dirt and debris from the surface of the fabric, you will enjoy longer-lasting furniture that will not need to be reupholstered as often. You will also not have dust and pollutants clinging to the fabric and hiding inside of the cushions. Allergens hiding in upholstery are a significant trigger for those with indoor allergies, so if your family members have asthma or allergies, regular upholstery cleaning is a must.