Leather Sofa Cleaning Service

Leather furniture always adds sophistication to a room; it’s easy to care for and much more practical than its fabric counterparts. Unlike fabric upholstery, leather furniture doesn’t collect dust, as it absorbs it, preventing the formation of dirt stains. It also doesn’t develop pills, and maintenance is straightforward—a quick wipe with a damp cloth or microfiber towel a couple of times keeps it looking as good as new, restoring its shine. Even if you spill something or accidentally drop something, in most cases, you can manage with just regular napkins, quickly absorbing liquids or wiping off cake stains. That’s why leather or faux leather sofas and armchairs are much more common in offices than their velvet or velour counterparts.

Often, many owners of leather sofas or armchairs feel the desire to clean them themselves, thinking it will be much cheaper than professional leather furniture cleaning, as it’s not fabric where a huge amount of equipment and cleaning agents are needed. Unfortunately, more often than not, it’s the other way around. Inexpertly chosen cleaning agents only worsen the situation. At best, the owner of leather furniture destroys the remnants of the protective layer, and at worst, they damage the material’s structure with a corrosive compound, causing chemical burns. After such damage, restoring the original appearance of the upholstery is nearly impossible, and you’ll likely have to order furniture reupholstery.

The cost of cleaning leather furniture.

• SOFA 2 seats from 80 euros
• SOFA 3 seats from 120 euros
• SOFA 4 seats from 140 euros
• SOFA 5 seats from 150 euros
• Interior armchair without armrests – from 40 euros
• Standard armchair – from 35 euros
• Recliner armchair – from 35 euros
• Office chair – from 35 euros
• Non-standard chairs and stools for commercial establishments – price upon agreement
• Footstool – from 40 euros
• Chair – from 15 euros

These are approximate prices. The cost of cleaning leather furniture depends on the following factors: the degree of dirtiness, its nature, and how old it is. For more accurate calculations for cleaning and consultation, we recommend contacting our manager at 697372038 from 8:00 to 22:00. Home visits are free of charge. The company provides good discounts for regular customers of home cleaning services. We work throughout Valencia and the province. We accept urgent orders. To place an order: 697372038 (daily from 8:00 to 22:00).

The process of professional leather furniture cleaning consists of several stages:

The first stage is a preliminary inspection of the item to determine the type of material, the intensity of the dirt, and to select suitable cleaning agents. After that, vacuum cleaning is carried out using a professional vacuum cleaner, which removes dust from the most hard-to-reach places of leather sofas. Then, the specialists treat stains and shiny areas with delicate greasing agents that actively break down stains of any origin (even oil-based) without damaging the leather upholstery. The next stage is the actual cleaning of the furniture, which is done manually or with specialized equipment equipped with gentle attachments (depending on the type of upholstery and the intensity of the dirt). Additionally, cleaning with washing compounds, steam, or other methods may be used to remove dirt. Finally, the furniture is dried.

The result of cleaning leather sofas, armchairs, chairs, and leather footstools depends on the quality of the material, as well as the types of dirt and the time they have been present. In general, the degree of cleanliness of leather-upholstered items varies from 65% to 85%. Removing old stains from leather upholstery, such as dye stains and traces of aggressive substances (urine, organic matter, household cleaning products), can be quite challenging. The most difficult to remove are ballpoint pen marks, as pressing creates scratches and ink penetrates deeply into the porous structure of the leather. Take care of the cleanliness of your leather furniture – order upholstery cleaning from “Dirty Harry” today.