Upholstery cleaning
in Cerritos.

Cerritos homes

Family sofas, dining chairs and sectionals.

Most of the upholstery we see in Cerritos lives in busy family homes: a sectional that everyone uses every evening, a set of fabric dining chairs, a guest-room headboard. We also work in neighboring Artesia, Lakewood, Norwalk and La Palma.

Dining chairs. Fabric seats collect food and drink spots. They are usually quick to clean on the same visit as a sofa, and a set of chairs is a common add-on.

Light fabrics and everyday use. Soil shows first on the arms, the front edge of the seats and the headrests, where skin and hair touch the fabric. Those areas get a pre-treatment matched to the fabric.

Dyes that move. Some fabrics and decorative pillows have dyes that can rub off when dry or bleed when wet. That is one reason we test a hidden spot first and choose a method the fabric can take.

Read the label first

The cleaning code decides the method.

Look for a tag under the cushions or the frame. W means water-based cleaning, S solvent-based only, W/S either, and X vacuuming or light brushing only. The code is a starting point: the fabric’s age, condition and earlier cleaning matter too. Microfiber varies from sofa to sofa, so we check the code and test a hidden spot first. We don’t clean leather furniture. If a piece can’t be cleaned safely, we say so instead of guessing.

Pets. Pet odor and stain treatment is an additional service. Many stains improve a lot; older ones that have soaked into the cushion may not come out completely, and we tell you honestly before we start.

Drying. Drying time varies with the fabric, the method and the airflow in the room, so we don’t promise a fixed time. We give you drying advice when we finish.