Not all rugs handle hot-water extraction — wool, silk, and antique Persian rugs need specialty treatment. Our team identifies fiber type and uses the appropriate method: low-moisture cleaning for delicate rugs, full extraction for synthetics, hand-cleaning for high-value antiques. Priced per piece (not per square foot) — quotes are flat, confirmed before work begins. Available in-home or off-site (pickup + return).
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A typical 3-seat fabric sofa runs $150–$220. A sectional starts at $250. Small furniture (chairs, armchairs, ottomans) starts at $30 per piece. Mattress cleaning is $120 per piece (queen/king). Area rugs start at $80 per piece. Most clients booking a sectional + mattress together pay around $400 total. We quote per piece, not per hour.
We start with a HEPA vacuum pass to remove surface dust and pet hair. Then we apply a fabric-safe enzymatic pre-treatment to break down body oils and stains. Hot-water extraction with a truckmount-grade portable pulls the grime out (you'll see the dirty water). Finally we groom the fibers and the piece dries in 4–6 hours.
Most fabric sofas are dry to the touch in 4–6 hours and fully dry within 12 hours. We use low-moisture extraction and air movers when needed to speed drying. You can usually sit on the couch the same evening.
No — we identify the fabric type before cleaning and match the method to it. Microfiber, cotton, polyester, linen, and blends all handle hot-water extraction. Wool, silk, and antique pieces get low-moisture cleaning. Leather has its own pH-balanced cleaning + conditioning process.
Yes. Pet urine, vomit, and dander odors are removed with enzymatic pre-treatment that breaks down the proteins causing odor (not just masking with fragrance). For deep pet odor saturation, we sometimes recommend a second pass or sub-surface treatment for full removal.
Yes. Small furniture cleaning starts at $30 per piece for dining chairs, armchairs, ottomans, vanity stools, and other accent pieces. Same fabric-safe enzymatic pre-treatment and hot-water extraction process as sofas, just scaled to the smaller piece. Most pieces complete in under an hour and dry in 4–6 hours.
Yes. We come to your home or office and clean fabric/cloth seats, carpets, headliners, and trunk liners. Most sedans complete in 2 hours, SUVs in 3 hours. Common asks include pet hair, food stains, mildew from leaks, and post-rideshare cleaning.
Mattress cleaning removes years of sweat, dead skin, dust mites, and allergens. Process: HEPA vacuum → enzymatic pre-treatment → low-moisture extraction → UV-C sanitization → blot dry. Most mattresses are sleepable that night. Common with parents of young children and allergy sufferers.
Yes — we identify fiber type before any cleaning. Wool and silk get specialty low-moisture treatment. Antique Persian rugs often go off-site for hand-cleaning. Synthetic rugs handle full hot-water extraction. Per-piece pricing starts at $80 — flat-rate, not per square foot.
Most upholstery jobs can be scheduled within 2–4 days. Call (253) 420-7879 or use the quote form — we typically respond within an hour during business hours (Mon-Sat 8 AM-5 PM).
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