Sofa, three seats
About 84 inches.
Upholstery
Gia checks the fabric tag first, tests a hidden patch, and picks the method: hot-water extraction, or a low-moisture hand tool for fabrics that dislike water.
Fabric tag read and a hidden patch tested
Cushions, arms and backs vacuumed before any liquid
Spots treated by hand, and the method matched to the fabric
Cleaned with a hand tool, then groomed and set to dry
Skirts, crevices and under the cushions included
Dry-time note in writing

Priced in writing
Cleaned all over, cushions on both sides.
About 84 inches.
Two seats.
Priced by seat.
One seat.
Each.
A visit with one piece still has a minimum, which the written price states. Leather, silk and tags marked X are quoted after we see them.
A visit, in order
A sofa and two chairs take about two hours, plus drying.
W, S, WS or X: the tag tells us whether water, solvent or neither is the right method.
A hidden patch with the cleaner we plan to use, checked for color transfer.
Loose dirt out first, then spots treated by hand.
Cleaned with a hand tool and groomed so the nap dries the right way.
We set the piece to dry, tell you how long, and send a photo.
Good to know
Remove cushion covers only if the tag says they come off
Tell us what spilled and when
Keep pets off until it is dry
Open a window or turn on a fan
Clean leather or silk
Promise old stains will lift
Re-glue frames or repair springs
Remove smoke or fire damage odors
Questions
Most pieces are dry to the touch in several hours with a window open or a fan on. We tell you at the visit.
X means vacuum only. We will not wet it, and we will say so instead of taking a risk with your sofa.
Sometimes. We treat it and tell you what changed. Stains that have dyed the fiber do not always lift.
Include the tag if you can find it. A written price comes back within one business day.