Your Fabric Comes First
Your favorite furniture deserves a plan that suits its fabric and condition. Send a care-label photo if you have one. We review cleaning suitability, the areas you want treated and what may remain before work begins.
Details That Help Us Plan Your Cleaning
Furniture type
Fabric or care label
Size and layout
Condition and wear
Areas to be cleaned
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Full-item photos
Stains or spills
Pet hair or odor concerns
Access to the furniture
When you need to use it again
Send a few details. We’ll help you choose a practical cleaning plan.
Upholstery We Clean
We clean the furniture people actually use every day:
Sofas
Recliners
Chairs & Dining Chairs
Loveseats
Ottomans
High-contact areas like seats, arms, headrests and cushion edges usually need the most attention.
For the Furniture Your Family Shares
Favorite seats collect signs of everyday life. Tell us about spills, pet-use areas or the places that need extra attention. We’ll discuss suitable cleaning and any optional treatment before you choose.
How We Clean Upholstery
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Inspect the fabric and problem areas
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Remove loose dry soil and debris
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Apply upholstery-safe cleaning solution
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Agitate high-contact areas when needed
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Rinse and extract soil, residue and moisture
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Check the cleaned furniture before we leave
Drying equipment is included during the visit. Furniture may still be damp when we leave; we explain aftercare before normal use.
Choose the Furniture You Want Cleaned
Chair or recliner $75. Loveseat $125. Three-seat sofa $165. Large four-seat sofa $200. A two-section sectional is $195; each additional section is +$50 through nine sections. Chaise add-on +$20. Add selected items and treatments, then apply one $130 visit minimum.
Sofa, 3-seat
from $165
Loveseat
from $125
Chair or recliner
from $75
Ottoman
From $29
Chaise add-on
from $20
Pet hair removal
extra
Pet enzyme treatment
extra
One chair by itself is a $130 visit. Two chairs total $150. A three-seat sofa and one chair total $240. Optional hair grooming is +$35 per selected sofa. Local enzyme treatment starts at +$25 for 1–2 spots on one item; deeper contamination needs an assessment.
Important Result Note
Most upholstery can be cleaned very effectively, but we cannot guarantee 100% removal of every stain, odor or discoloration.
Old stains, bleach marks, sun fading, urine damage, dye loss and worn fibers may not fully disappear.
Upholstery Examples You Can Compare
View the Upholstery Cushion Cleaning and Sofa Fabric Stain Treatment examples on our Results page. They show different cleaning situations; the outcome depends on fabric, stain history and furniture condition. Some discoloration or wear may remain.
Results vary depending on the material, age of the stain, depth of contamination, previous cleaning attempts, and overall condition.
Upholstery Cleaning Service Areas
We provide upholstery cleaning in Charlotte, South Charlotte, Ballantyne, Pineville, Matthews, Waxhaw, Marvin, Indian Land, Fort Mill, and nearby areas.
Upholstery Cleaning FAQ
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How often should upholstery be cleaned?
Every 12-18 months for normal use. More often if you have kids, pets, food spills or heavy daily use.
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How long does it take to dry?
Drying equipment is included. Fabric may remain damp; airflow, humidity and material affect drying.
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Can you remove all stains?
No. Many stains improve or come out, but some old stains or fabric damage may be permanent.
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Can you help with pet odor?
Yes, but strong pet odor or urine may need pet enzyme treatment.
