Upholstry Cleaning Service in Augusta, GA

What is Upholstery?

 Upholstery, the padded fabric on furniture, comes in a variety of forms. Popular upholstery materials include leather, wool, acrylic, cotton, polyester, silk, rayon and linen. Customers love our sofa cleaning steam cleaning. 

We are expertly trained and experienced to handle any situation. There are many different “species” of Fabrics and Upholstery which all require their own unique type of cleaning method.

Some cleaners use the hottest setting and the harshest chemicals on everything they clean. Why? Because it’s 1) cheap and 2) their uneducated on the proper cleaning methods and chemistry. 

When our Cleaning Technician arrives he will review your order and inspect the pieces of furniture to be cleaned. He will address your areas of concern and take note of the content of your fabric and soiling conditions advising you of any possible permanent staining.

We take the time to prep the area in which the furniture will be cleaned. Whether your furniture sits on carpet, hardwood or tile the floor will be protected. The Couch Cleaning Service Technician will also move the piece away from the walls and surrounding furnishings to eliminate the possibility of damage or over-spray.

Soiled areas will be treated with a pre-spray and agitated with an upholstery brush as necessary to loosen the soil. Spots will be addressed with a pre-treatment that fits the criteria of the spot itself.

After allowing the cleaning solution to dwell and giving it a little agitation with a cloth or brush, the fabric is rinsed and extracted in a safe and efficient method. Some fabrics require more heat to be cleaned while others can be ruined with anything other than cold water. The knowledge of how to clean the wide variety of fabrics is the key to being a professional expert cleaner.

If any spots or stubborn areas are not removed at this point, specialty spotting techniques are used. If the area is then considered a “stain” you will be informed by your Cleaning Technician.

Most modern fabrics come with some sort of fiber protector applied at the factory. Normal use can wear the fiber protector away. In order to continue protecting your upholstery from stains and wear, experts and manufacturers both recommend having a fiber protector re-applied following every professional cleaning.

For certain fabrics, the fabric is lightly brushed leaving the fibers standing tall and prepared for drying. This provides faster drying times and it looks nice too. And, if you have Fiber Protector applied the grooming helps the Fiber Protector to cover every part of the fibers, ensuring proper protection.

We ask that you look over the pieces of furniture that have been cleaned with the Cleaning Technician. This is time for you to notice the job well done and to address any questions/concerns you may have. Our Upholstry Cleaning Technician will be happy to answer any questions and re-clean any area you may have concerns about – no questions asked.