Upholstery Cleaning
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We know you love your furniture. That is precisely why we make sure to use the utmost care when cleaning it for you. You will feel as if you just purchased the furniture after our staff is finished. We remove pet stains and odors, allergens, and pet hair, as well as smoke smells and mildew.
Some furniture requires a gentler touch. Ask about our gentle cleaning methods and steaming equipment which is designed for aged and antique furniture. Here are some types of furniture that we regularly clean for our clients:
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5 Tips for Keeping Your Upholstery in Tip Top Shape!
1. Consider a Custom Furniture Cover
You love your furniture, but when guests come over, you might be a bit embarrassed if you have lingering odors, pet hair, or stains for them to discover when they are visiting with you. A good way to prevent your furniture from showing signs of age and use are to protect it with a custom cover. Couch covers are affordable and often stylish! When company comes over, you can remove the covers, and rest easy knowing all of the furniture will look brand new!
2. Request a Stain Repellent
If a furniture cover isn't your thing, you can ask about adding a finishing coat of stain repellent after a general upholstery cleaning is performed. This non-toxic coating provides a barrier between the furniture and any moisture or stains that may end up on your upholstery, from things like food, beverages, and pet accidents.
3. Choose Your Furniture Wisely
When buying furniture, look into investing in fabrics that are stain repellant. This is an excellent choice for homes with young children and pets. While the price will be more, you will save a lot in the long run by having to schedule professional upholstery cleanings less often.
4. Flip Your Cushions Regularly
Couch cushions should be flipped every two weeks on average. This will allow the cushions to wear evenly, and stains from high use will be less noticeable overtime. This also prevents the stuffing within the cushions from compressing unevenly, which can keep your couch from developing any annoying lumpy areas.
5. Vacuum Regularly
We don't always remember that not just our floors look better after a nice vacuum. Upholstery benefits from this type of care just as much. Couches build up dirt underneath the cushions rather quickly, so by doing this you are cleaning out debris that otherwise would have sat around and contributed to wear and tear on the underside of the cushions.
You love your furniture, but when guests come over, you might be a bit embarrassed if you have lingering odors, pet hair, or stains for them to discover when they are visiting with you. A good way to prevent your furniture from showing signs of age and use are to protect it with a custom cover. Couch covers are affordable and often stylish! When company comes over, you can remove the covers, and rest easy knowing all of the furniture will look brand new!
2. Request a Stain Repellent
If a furniture cover isn't your thing, you can ask about adding a finishing coat of stain repellent after a general upholstery cleaning is performed. This non-toxic coating provides a barrier between the furniture and any moisture or stains that may end up on your upholstery, from things like food, beverages, and pet accidents.
3. Choose Your Furniture Wisely
When buying furniture, look into investing in fabrics that are stain repellant. This is an excellent choice for homes with young children and pets. While the price will be more, you will save a lot in the long run by having to schedule professional upholstery cleanings less often.
4. Flip Your Cushions Regularly
Couch cushions should be flipped every two weeks on average. This will allow the cushions to wear evenly, and stains from high use will be less noticeable overtime. This also prevents the stuffing within the cushions from compressing unevenly, which can keep your couch from developing any annoying lumpy areas.
5. Vacuum Regularly
We don't always remember that not just our floors look better after a nice vacuum. Upholstery benefits from this type of care just as much. Couches build up dirt underneath the cushions rather quickly, so by doing this you are cleaning out debris that otherwise would have sat around and contributed to wear and tear on the underside of the cushions.
Professional Furniture Cleaning
Be sure to contact us to clean your furniture, because we know how to do it the right way!