Sofa & Upholstery Cleaning in Essex

Sofas are priced at £30 a seat: an armchair is 1 seat (£30), a 2-seater £60, a 3-seater £90 and a corner sofa £120 (4 seats), with a £60 minimum visit. It's fixed up front, locked for 14 days, and you pay after the clean.

Most are dry in 2–4 hours and back in use the same day. Thick cushions and light natural fabrics can take longer, occasionally overnight, and we tell you honestly on the day.

Yes, it's one of our specialities. Enzyme treatments break down the crystals holding the smell, removing the odour at the source rather than masking it.

Most come out, including food, drink and general soiling. Marks like ink or bleach damage are permanent, and we tell you straight what's achievable before we start.

Yes. Every piece is tested in a hidden spot first, the method is matched to the fabric, and our solutions are non-toxic.

Usually within the same week. We work Monday to Saturday, 8am–5pm, and booking takes one quick call.

All fabric upholstery: sofas, settees, armchairs, recliners, dining chairs, footstools and upholstered headboards. We clean everyday fabric furniture only.

Not necessarily. As long as we have access, we can do the job while you're out.

Every 12–18 months for a typical home, or every 6–9 months with pets or young children.

Low-moisture hot water extraction, often called sofa steam cleaning: it lifts dirt and odours from deep in the cushions, and the fabric is dry and back in use the same day.

Light marks can be spot-cleaned at home, but ground-in dirt and pet odours need professional extraction. Overwetting is the most common DIY mistake, and it causes watermarks our low-moisture method avoids.

Yes, given how much a sofa is used and how little a vacuum actually removes. Deep extraction pulls the sweat, body oils and pet dander out of the padding, and every clean includes a fabric-safe stain & spot treatment and deodorising, so it comes up genuinely refreshed rather than just surface-wiped.