I didn't think my sofa and loveseat could be cleaned this well. There aren't enough stars to recommend this company.
Sue Walsh

Upholstery Cleaning
Steam cleaning that pulls the body oils, dust, and set-in spills out of the fibers, so your sofas, sectionals, and chairs look and smell fresh again.
About this service
Upholstery soaks up everything daily life leaves behind: body oils, sweat, dust, food, and the spills that sink past the surface. Vacuuming only lifts the loose bits on top, so the rest stays down in the padding.
Our steam process works the right solution into the fabric, then hot-water extraction pulls the grime and moisture back out. The piece comes back soft, fresh, and dry to the touch in a few hours.
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Why choose us
Body oils, dust, and set-in spills lifted out, so the piece looks and feels fresh.
We match the method to microfiber, cotton, linen, wool, or suede, so nothing gets over-wet.
Deep extraction and deodorizing pull out the source of pet, food, and spill smells.
Most jobs land within the week, with same-day and next-day slots when something can't wait.
Why steam
Store-bought sprays and a damp cloth only touch the surface. They can even push a stain deeper or leave a ring, because the soil and moisture have nowhere to go.
Hot-water extraction is different. We heat the solution, work it into the fibers, and vacuum it back out along with the soil, so the fabric comes clean all the way through the padding.





How we clean
Every piece follows the same four steps, matched to its fabric.
We identify the fabric, microfiber, cotton, linen, wool, or suede, and test it so the method matches what your piece can handle.
We apply a fabric-safe solution and gently work it into the fibers to break down oils, stains, and odors.
Hot-water extraction flushes the loosened soil and moisture back out, cleaning the fabric down to the core.
We groom the nap, speed the drying, and leave the piece soft, fresh, and usable in a few hours.
What customers say
A few of the homeowners and businesses who keep us on speed dial.
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