A velvet three-seater is not treated the same as a leather sofa or a cotton-covered armchair. We identify the fabric first, test it, and then choose the cleaning method — so your furniture comes back clean without shrinkage, colour run or a stiff, crunchy finish.
What we clean
- Fabric sofas, corner sofas and sofa beds
- Velvet and chenille upholstery
- Leather sofas and chairs
- Armchairs, footstools and dining chairs
- Loose cushions and seat pads
Common problems we treat
- Food, drink and makeup stains
- Greasy head and arm-rest marks
- Pet hair, odour and accidents
- General dulling and body oils in the fabric
- Musty smells from damp rooms
How we clean upholstery
- Fabric check — we read the care label and test for colour-fastness in a hidden spot.
- Pre-treatment — stains and heavily soiled areas are treated first.
- Cleaning matched to the material — extraction for suitable fabrics, lower-moisture methods for delicate ones, and dedicated products for leather.
- Grooming and drying advice — the pile is groomed and you get drying advice before we leave.
We’ll always tell you honestly if a stain is unlikely to come out completely.
Prices
Sofa and upholstery prices depend on the size, fabric and condition. Tell us what you have — or send a photo — and we’ll give you a clear price before we book. Booking with a carpet clean? See our pricing guide.
Areas we cover
We cover Greater Manchester, Cheshire and the surrounding 30-mile radius, including Bowdon & Hale, Fallowfield & Withington, Didsbury & Chorlton, Wilmslow & Alderley Edge, Ancoats & the Northern Quarter, Bolton, Bury, Oldham & Rochdale and Stockport, Salford & Warrington.