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Professional
Upholstery Cleaning
Sofas, chairs and even office partitions are in constant use and can show soil and dirt quickly. Although not often visible to the naked eye, upholstery collects contaminants such as dead skin cells, oils, and dust that can only be removed with a thorough professional cleaning.
Upholstered items also come in a variety of fabrics, textures, and blends. It can be difficult for an untrained cleaner to look at the upholstery and know the right cleaning method. Improper cleaning can cause shrinkage, color bleeding or discoloration. ServiceMaster of White Plains upholstery experts eliminate the guesswork and select the best cleaning method for your upholstery and its condition, utilizing equipment created to remove the most soil possible.
When cleaning upholstery, our technicians use specially designed products, equipment, and methods to achieve the best results.
Professional upholstery cleaning by ServiceMaster of White Plains:
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Is safe for all kinds of upholstery and fabrics
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Is non-toxic to visitors and employees
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Removes stains and spots already present
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Reduces the effects of wear on furniture
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Helps extend the life of the upholstery and protect your investment
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Helps eliminate persistent odors
Office furnishings are cleaned on-site and are ready for use the next business morning. No matter what your service needs, budget or schedule, we will design a plan to fit your needs.
A facility’s upholstered furnishings speak volumes to customers, visitors and employees. A clean and well cared for facility can make people feel welcome and valued, but not if the furniture is soiled, dusty or stained. Keep upholstery’s appearance in top-notch shape and help avoid early replacement costs with deep cleaning from the professionals at ServiceMaster of White Plains.
Recommended Cleaning Schedule
To properly maintain your upholstered furniture, vacuum regularly and spot clean when needed. To keep your upholstery looking its best, furniture manufacturers recommend a professional cleaning every 12 to 24 months.
