Upholstery Cleaning

Cleaning upholstery is a lot like laundering clothes.  The fabric is first pretreated, and then it’s rinsed with clean water.

The problem is, most upholstery pretreatments contain harsh chemicals that cause skin, eye and respiratory irritation.  Most pros spray these chemicals all over your furniture without getting your permission or explaining what they’re doing, and then they expect you to sit on the furniture after they’re done.  Many customers report skin rashes, watery eyes, headaches and respiratory problems after professional upholstery cleaning, all thanks to the harsh chemicals that were used.

Why accept that when there’s a safer choice?  Personally, I think it’s wrong to use dangerous chemicals on furniture that my customers sit and relax on.  That’s why I use a completely harmless, citrus-based pretreatment that’s made from natural products like d-limonene and food-grade enzymes.

It’s tough on dirt and grime but gentle on skin, eyes and lungs.  In fact, it contains only six ingredients that are all naturally-derived.

When I’m done cleaning your furniture, you never have to worry about what chemicals might lurk in the upholstery.  Your furniture will be clean, safe and ready for you to enjoy.

And don’t forget, the citrus extract in my pretreatment is a fantastic natural deodorizer.  That means your furniture will smell just as good as it looks… all without the use of obnoxious perfumes or fragrances.

The Vital And Irreplaceable Importance Of Experience

The average professional cleaning technician has less than one year of experience, which can lead to a host of problems.  In contrast, I have 20 years of experience and perform all the work myself. You can expect incredible attention to detail and impeccable results.

How, exactly, does my experience give you better results?  Consider one example… Although hand tools for upholstery cleaning are relatively small, they are still cumbersome and don’t always behave on the tight corners and curves found on many pieces of furniture.  Take, for instance, the narrow edges on a wing chair. The wide head of an upholstery tool simply doesn’t match up with that narrow edge. So it takes skill and experience to make sure the tool is properly interfacing with the upholstery, cleaning the way it’s supposed to.

How should this narrow edge be cleaned?

After thousands of pieces cleaned, not only do I have the experience necessary, I clean every stitch of fabric I can get to, which I can’t say for my competitors.  Imagine a sofa, for example. I remove every cushion and pillow and clean all sides. Then, I clean the base including the arms, back, sides and everything else I can get to.  The ENTIRE sofa gets cleaned top to bottom.

Time and time again I’ve seen undertrained technicians skip vital places like the back of the frame or edges of a cushion.  Or they won’t clean the pillows because they’re supposedly “not part of the sofa”. I’m not sure if it’s laziness or lack of training, but I’d hate for you to experience such lousy cleaning.

When you call me, you don’t just get safe, citrus-based cleaning.  You also get my fanatical attention to detail and rich experience.  I guarantee you’ll notice the difference.

Schedule Your Appointment Today

If you’d like fresh, clean upholstery that looks and smells great, contact me today to schedule an appointment.

I service Carmel, Fishers, Greenwood, Indianapolis, McCordsville, Noblesville, Westfield, Zionsville and the rest of the Indy’s metro area.  Call or text me, Ross, any time at 317-370-9075.  If you prefer email, click here to send a message.

Remember, I will not leave dangerous chemicals in your furniture for you to sit on later.  My citrus-based pretreatment is completely harmless and works great.