Gentle, fabric-specific cleaning that restores sofas, sectionals, and dining chairs.
Upholstery absorbs body oils, skin cells, food particles, and airborne cooking residue every day. Because you sit directly on it, a sofa collects more contact soil per square foot than almost any carpet in the home — and unlike carpet, most of that soil sits right on the surface fibers where it's visible.
Every piece of upholstery carries a cleaning code on its tag: W (water-based), S (solvent), WS (either), or X (vacuum only). Using the wrong method can cause browning, shrinkage, or watermarks. We identify the code, test a hidden area, and match the chemistry before we touch the visible surface.
The armrests and headrest area accumulate sebum (skin oil) that attracts airborne dust. That mix turns into a sticky film that darkens light fabrics and dulls dark ones. A dedicated upholstery tool with controlled water flow lifts the film without over-wetting the foam beneath.
We use low-moisture wands designed for furniture — not carpet wands. This prevents water from reaching wood frames, glued joints, or foam cores. Cushion covers stay on the cushion; we never machine-wash removable covers because they almost always shrink.
Yes. We use a rubber-groom pass and HEPA vacuum before any wet cleaning so hair doesn't get pushed deeper into the fabric.
Typically 2–4 hours. We leave air movers if you need it faster.