Upholstery cleaning · Charleston, SC
Upholstery cleaning in Charleston.
Sofas, sectionals, dining chairs, and mattresses. We match the method to the fabric and deep-clean without over-wetting, so your furniture comes back fresh, sanitized, and safe for the material.
The sooner the call, the smaller the job.
Spills and body oils set into fabric over time. Sooner is gentler on the material.
How we handle it
Fabrics refreshed and sanitized.
- 1
Identify the fabric
We check the manufacturer's cleaning code and fiber type so we use a method the fabric can take.
- 2
Pre-treat and test
Spot pre-treatment plus a hidden-area colorfastness test, because the wrong solution can damage delicate fabric.
- 3
Deep-clean and extract
Low-moisture extraction lifts soil and oils without saturating cushions or the frame.
- 4
Dry and finish
Controlled drying and grooming leave the piece fresh and ready to use without a musty cushion.
What we handle
- Sofas & sectionals
- Microfiber & suede
- Dining chairs
- Mattresses
- Pet hair & odor
- Delicate & natural fabrics
Related: Carpet cleaning · Odor removal
Upholstery questions
- Will cleaning damage delicate fabric?
- Not when it's matched to the material. We read the cleaning code and test a hidden spot before we start, then use the gentlest effective method, which is exactly why fabric-specific cleaning matters for suede, microfiber, and natural fibers.
- Can you get pet odor out of a couch?
- Often, yes, if the odor is in the fabric and cushions. If it has soaked into the foam or frame, full removal is harder and we'll be honest about how far we can get and whether odor treatment is needed alongside cleaning.
- How long does upholstery take to dry?
- Because we use low-moisture methods, most pieces are dry within a few hours. Heavier fabrics and humid days take a little longer; we'll let you know what to expect for your furniture.