Upholstery cleaning
in Sherman Oaks.

Read the label first

What the cleaning code on your sofa means.

Most upholstered furniture has a tag under the cushions or the frame with a cleaning code from the manufacturer. It tells you which kind of cleaning the fabric can take, and it’s the first thing we look for.

The code is a starting point, not the whole answer. The fabric’s age, condition, earlier cleaning and any stains matter too. Microfiber, for example, can carry different codes from one sofa to the next, and other specialty fabrics need their own assessment. We don’t clean leather furniture. If there is no tag, we test a hidden spot. If a piece can’t be cleaned safely, we say so instead of guessing.

Sherman Oaks living rooms

Condos, family homes and big sectionals.

Condos and apartments north of Ventura Boulevard and toward Van Nuys: sofas and sectionals are cleaned where they stand, so nothing has to be carried down the stairs. Let us know the floor, the elevator and where we can park. Before a move-in or move-out is a good time to book.

Houses in the flats and on the hillside often have larger sectionals, dining chairs and headboards to clean on the same visit. On any fabric, and especially light colors, soil shows first on the arms, seat edges and headrests.

Pets and everyday use. Pet odor and stain treatment is available as an additional service. Many stains improve a lot, but older ones that have soaked into the cushion may not come out completely, and we tell you honestly what to expect 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 for your piece when we finish.