Upholstery and sofa cleaning

Before anything gets wet we check the care label and the fabric itself, because the right method for a cotton sofa can ruin a velvet one. We then vacuum, pre-treat the arms, headrests and seat cushions where the dirt collects, and clean with a method that suits the material. We'll tell you what to expect up front, including any marks we don't think will come out.

Sofas get dirty in predictable places: the arms where hands rest, the headrests, the seat cushion everyone uses. Over time the whole thing takes on a slightly grubby look, and cushions start to smell of the household.

We check the fabric before we start, because what works on a cotton or polyester sofa can damage velvet or linen. Then we vacuum, pre-treat the arms, headrests and marks, and clean with a method suited to that fabric. Armchairs, footstools and curtains can be done in the same visit, and so can your carpets.