Furniture Cleaning & Stain Removal

Leather requires a different approach to fabric upholstery and specialised products. Contact us to discuss your leather furniture — we can advise on the best treatment depending on the type of leather (full-grain, top-grain, bonded) and its condition. We do not use hot water extraction on leather as this can cause irreversible damage.

Most upholstered furniture is dry within 2 to 4 hours under normal ventilation conditions. Thicker fabrics like velvet or heavily padded sofas may take up to 6 hours. Opening windows and running a fan significantly speeds up drying. We use a low-moisture extraction method that leaves fabric damp rather than wet.

Yes. Outdoor cushions that have been exposed to weather, mould, bird droppings, and environmental grime respond well to professional cleaning. We treat them with appropriate products for outdoor-grade fabrics, removing mould staining and embedded dirt.

In most cases, professional cleaning is significantly more cost-effective than replacement and delivers a dramatic result. Even sofas that look badly stained or smell strongly of pets are often fully restorable. We will assess the condition honestly — if we believe a piece is beyond practical cleaning, we will tell you.

We clean most fabric types including cotton, polyester, microfibre, linen, wool blend upholstery, and velvet. We always check the manufacturer's cleaning code and test an inconspicuous area first. Some very delicate or vintage fabrics may require specialist dry-cleaning methods — we will advise if this applies.

Yes. We pre-treat upholstery with a process that lifts embedded pet hair before cleaning. Our extraction equipment then removes it along with dander, dirt, and stain residue. For heavily pet-affected furniture, we may recommend a combined hair removal and deep-clean treatment.