Sofa & upholstery cleaning in Essex

Seats set the price at £30 each: £30 for an armchair, £60 for a 2-seater, £90 for a 3-seater, £120 for a corner sofa (4 seats), minimum visit £60. Agreed before we arrive, locked for 14 days, paid after the clean.

Count on 2–4 hours for most pieces, sat on again the same day. Heavy cushions and pale natural fabrics sometimes want overnight, and you hear that honestly on the day.

Yes, and it is bread-and-butter work for us. Enzymes dissolve the crystals the smell is stored in, so the odour is gone rather than covered over.

Food, drink and general grime come out reliably. Ink and bleach damage do not, and you get a straight answer on which is which before anything starts.

Yes. Nothing touches the fabric until a hidden spot has been tested, the method suits the material, and every solution is non-toxic.

Normally inside the week, booked with a single call. The diary runs Sat 11:50am–7pm, Sun 10am–5pm.

Anything upholstered in everyday fabric: sofas, settees, armchairs, recliners, dining chairs, footstools, headboards. Fabric furniture is the whole trade.

No need. Give us access and the job happens while you are out.

A typical household: every 12 to 18 months. Pets or young children shorten that to 6–9.

Low-moisture hot water extraction, what most people call sofa steam cleaning. It pulls dirt and odours up from deep in the cushions and leaves the fabric dry enough to use the same day.

Surface marks respond to careful home spot-cleaning; ground-in dirt and pet smells need extraction. The classic DIY error is soaking the fabric, which leaves watermarks that low-moisture equipment never causes.

Think about the hours a sofa works versus what a vacuum actually lifts. Extraction pulls the built-up grime and pet hair out of the padding itself, and stain & spot treatment plus deodorising come with every clean, so the piece is refreshed through, not wiped over.