Upholstery cleaning is a service that many people do not realize they need. The truth is, upholstery can become dirty and smelly if it is not cleaned regularly. The longer it goes without being cleaned, the harder the job will be to complete.

People who have pets should consider professional upholstery cleaning services on a regular basis. Pets may shed hair into your couch or chair, which can cause a very unpleasant odor after a while. This can be easily prevented by hiring a professional to clean your furniture.

There are many other reasons to hire an upholstery cleaner in your area:

Odors - Pet dander and dust mites can cause your furniture to smell bad over time. As your pet sheds their fur or dust mites begin to multiply, you may notice an odor coming from your sofa or chair. If you notice this happening in any of your furniture pieces, call us today for help!

Dust - Dust tends to accumulate in fabric over time. This can make it difficult for someone with allergies to sit comfortably on their sofa or chair without sneezing uncontrollably!

Call us today for help with this problem!

Upholstery cleaning is what we do, and we do it well. Our professional cleaning services are upholstery cleaning and leather furniture cleaning. We use the best products and techniques to ensure your upholstery looks great and lasts longer.

Upholstery cleaning can be performed in two ways: dry cleaning or wet cleaning.

Dry Cleaning

Dry cleaning uses a chemical solvent such as perchloroethylene (perc) or hexane. The process involves applying the solvent to the fabric, allowing it to penetrate deeply into the microscopic fibers, then extracting it with a vacuum cleaner or absorbent pad. The solvent cleanses the surface of dirt and soil, but does not remove stains or restore coloration. Most dry cleaners also use water (just enough to prevent a build-up of static electricity on clothing). Some dry cleaners have been known to utilize chemicals other than those listed above, such as trichloroethylene (TCE), methylene chloride, or petroleum distillates such as naphtha."

Wet Cleaning

Wet cleaning uses no liquid solvents whatsoever; instead it relies on the physical action of water pressure jets against a soiled section of fabric.

Why should you hire a professional upholstery cleaner?

The answer is simple: it’s the only way to ensure that your upholstery is cleaned properly. The wrong cleaning can damage your furniture and cost you a lot of money. Here are some reasons why you should hire a professional:

You’re not going to do a better job than professionals because you don’t have the right equipment and knowledge. Even if you have experience in cleaning, it doesn’t mean that you can clean every type of fabric or that you know how to use all the chemicals correctly.

If you use the wrong chemicals or tools, there’s a chance that they will damage your furniture permanently. For example, if you use too much water on delicate fabrics (like silk), there will be irreversible damage. If you use too much pressure on stubborn stains, there will also be permanent damage.

Professional cleaners know how to handle delicate fabrics such as silk and wool properly so they won’t cause them any harm during the cleaning process (for example: by using too much water). They also know how to treat stains delicately while avoiding damaging the fabric underneath them.

It's time to get your upholstery cleaned. If you don't have the time or the know-how, it's best to hire a professional upholstery cleaner. A professional can clean your furniture and make it look like new again.

Here are some more reasons why you should hire a professional:

They use special cleaning products

Professional upholstery cleaners use special cleaning products designed for each type of fabric, which means they won't damage your furniture. They also know how to handle the chemicals properly so that they don't cause any harm to you or your family members when they're used in your home.

They are trained to spot problems early on

Professional cleaners are trained to spot problems early on and fix them before they become bigger issues. For example, if there's a stain on your sofa that needs treatment right away, they'll know what kind of solution would work best with that particular stain and wouldn't need much effort from you to remove it successfully. They also know how long it takes for certain stains to be removed completely by different types of cleaning solutions.

You can save money on cleaning by doing it yourself, but you should always hire a professional cleaner if you have any of these stains in your home:

Blood. This is a biohazard and needs to be cleaned by professionals.

Oil-based stains. These are very difficult to remove and can damage your upholstery. You also may not know what caused the stain in the first place, so hiring a professional makes sense here as well.

Cigarette burns or burns from other smoking materials (e.g., cigars). These are often hard to get out, even if you have a cigarette lighter on hand to test whether you can remove them yourself. The heat from the flame can cause additional damage that makes it even harder for you to clean up afterward. In addition, it's hard to tell whether the smoke smell will come back after you've tried to clean up the burn marks — especially if there are multiple cigarettes burned in different locations throughout your home or office space.

Pet urine stains or odors (e.g., cat urine). Cats can be picky about where they want their litter box placed; when they use other areas of your home instead, it creates an unpleasant odor that lingers even after cleaning with traditional products like vinegar.