Professional Upholstery &
Carpet Cleaning in NYC

Four to six hours in a normally ventilated room. We extract far more water than a rental machine does, so the fabric is damp, not wet. Open a window or run a fan and you can sit on it the same evening. Thick cushions and humid summer days can push it to eight hours.

Yes, and this is where most cheap cleanings fail. Surface shampoo makes the smell disappear for two days and then it comes back, because the urine has soaked into the padding or the foam underneath. We find every spot with a UV lamp, then use an enzyme treatment that breaks the uric acid crystals down at the source. Heavily saturated pads sometimes need to be replaced — we will tell you honestly if cleaning will not be enough.

Often, but nobody can promise it sight unseen. Wine, coffee, mud and food usually come out even after months. Bleach, hair dye, acne cream and sun fading are permanent damage to the fibre itself, not dirt — no cleaner on earth will fix those. Send a photo and we will tell you which one you are dealing with before you spend money.

Yes. We use non-toxic, fragrance-free solutions and then rinse them out with the extraction pass, so nothing is left sitting in the fibre for a crawling baby or a dog to find. If anyone in the home has asthma or a fragrance allergy, tell us when booking and we will adjust what we bring.

A three-seat sofa takes about 60–90 minutes. A mattress is around 45 minutes. A standard room of carpet takes 45–60 minutes. A full apartment — sofa, mattress, two rooms of carpet — is usually a half day. We give you an arrival window, not a vague "sometime in the afternoon".

We move light pieces — chairs, side tables, ottomans, coffee tables — and we put them back. We do not move beds, wardrobes, pianos, aquariums or anything electronic. If something heavy has to be shifted, please have it done before we arrive so the crew is not standing around.

Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island, seven days a week from 9am to 8pm. We also take jobs just over the line in Hudson County and lower Westchester — ask, and we will confirm before booking.

A two-seat sofa is $120 and a three-seater is $135. L-shaped sectionals run from $150 for three seats up to $210 for five or six, and a U-shaped sectional is $250. Armchairs are $60 and dining chairs $25 each. Those are the real prices, not starting points — the only thing that moves them is unusually delicate fabric or heavy pet damage, and we tell you that from the photo, before you book.

Someone needs to let us in and be there at the end to look at the work with us. If that is a doorman, a super or a roommate, that is fine — just tell us who to expect and leave instructions about parking or the service elevator.

Tell us before we leave, and we work on the spot until you are. If something surfaces after we go — a stain wicking back up as the fibre dries, for instance — call within seven days and we come back and re-clean it at no charge. That is not marketing language; it is the whole reason people call us again.