Upholstery cleaning
We use the latest cleaning techniques to remove as much soil
as safely possible from your upholstery. Your sofa, chairs,
and other pieces are left free of damaging residues that can
cause rapid re-soiling or allergic reactions.
Our technicians are trained and experienced cleaning all
common upholstery fabrics, including cotton, silk, linen,
wool blends, microfiber, and synthetic performance fabrics.
Each piece gets a fiber test and a cleaning method matched
to its construction.
Upholstery protection
Once your upholstery has been cleaned, we can apply fabric
protection to extend its life. It reduces soiling and the
chances of permanent staining. Much like wax on a car’s
finish, a fabric protector coats the fabric and guards
against all types of liquid spills and dry soil.
Liquids bead on the surface for easier removal, and soil
particles don’t cling, making routine vacuuming more
effective. If your fabric originally had a protector
applied at the mill, some of it will have worn off through
use; a reapplication after cleaning rejuvenates that
protection.
Power vacuuming for deep allergen removal
Our truck-mounted power vacuuming can be added to upholstery
jobs, pulling dust, dander, and allergens out of cushions,
crevices, and frames, and depositing all of it outside in
our van. A particularly good choice for allergy sufferers,
pet households, and pieces that haven’t been deep-cleaned
in years.
Upholstery cleaning across Marin County
We clean sofas, sectionals, dining chairs, and office seating
in homes and businesses throughout Marin, from our base at Tam
Junction in Mill Valley, with no driving charge anywhere in
our standard service area. The work looks different by town:
canyon damp and wood smoke in
Mill Valley,
silk and linen in
Tiburon and Belvedere,
professional and medical offices cleaned after hours in
San Rafael,
and family sectionals that see a lot of use in
Novato.
Pet odor is the question we hear most. What cleaning fixes,
and what it cannot reach once urine has soaked into the
cushion, is laid out in our post on
pet odor and stains in upholstery and carpet.
