Upholstery Cleaning · Nashville, TN
Upholstery and couch cleaning in Nashville
Sectionals, sofas, loveseats, chairs, benches, ottomans and chaise lounges, cleaned in place by hot water extraction and dried with air movers.
5.0 from 334 Google reviewsCall (629) 207-0276 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM, 7 days
Three steps on every piece
- 1
Inspection and pretreatment
We check the fabric and its condition, find the embedded stains, and treat those spots first.
- 2
Hot water extraction
Hot water and a hand tool lift pet hair, body oil, drink spills and dirt out of the fibers.
- 3
Speed dry with air movers
Air movers go on the piece before we leave, so you’re back on it sooner.
What does couch cleaning actually remove?
A couch collects what people and pets leave on it: body oil along the arms and headrest, pet hair worked into the weave, drink spills, and the gray film that builds up on a seat nobody thinks is dirty. Our process is built for that soil. A vacuum can’t reach it because it’s bound to the fibers, and a home spot cleaner tends to leave a ring.
Couch cleaning is the job customers bring up most: it comes up 76 times in the topics Google pulls from our reviews, ahead of area rugs at 30, chairs at 12 and sectionals at 11. If you’re comparing furniture cleaners in Nashville, those reviews are the place to start.
Why ask for photos before the quote?
Every couch needs its own treatment. A three-seat sofa in good shape and a sectional with a dog’s favorite corner are different jobs, and we’d sooner tell you the difference up front. Send a wide shot, a close-up of the worst spot, and a picture of the tag under a cushion. You’ll get a closer number, free. See how quotes work on our pricing page.
What should you do before we arrive?
Take blankets, toys and remote controls off the furniture and leave a clear path to it. If you have pets, tell us: urine in a cushion takes the pet odor treatment, which is an add-on. We put on shoe covers when we come in and we’ll send you before and after pictures when we’re done. Stay off the piece until the fabric feels dry.
Answers
Upholstery Cleaning: common questions
How much does it cost to have a couch professionally cleaned?
Steam Rollerz quotes each couch for free and doesn’t publish a set price, because size, fabric and staining change the work. Send photos of the couch with your request to get a closer number. New customers get 15% off any service once the job reaches the $300 minimum.
How long does a couch take to dry after cleaning?
Plan on several hours, and less with airflow. Steam Rollerz finishes upholstery with air movers to speed the drying, which is the third step of the job. Thick cushions, humid days and heavily soiled fabric take longest, so keep people and pets off until the fabric feels dry.
Can you clean a sectional without moving it out of the house?
Yes. Steam Rollerz cleans sectionals, sofas and chairs where they sit, in your home, using a portable hot water extraction tool. Clear the cushions of blankets and small items first. If you want the floor under it cleaned too, tell us when you ask for the quote.
What do the W and S codes on my couch tag mean?
They’re the maker’s cleaning codes: W means water-based cleaners are fine, S means solvent only, W/S allows both, and X means vacuum only. Check the tag under a cushion and tell Steam Rollerz what it says when you ask for a quote, since the inspection starts from that code.
Will upholstery cleaning remove pet hair, body oil and drink spills?
Those are the everyday soils this service is built for. Steam Rollerz uses hot water extraction to lift deeply embedded stains, pet hair, body oils and dirt from the fibers. Old stains vary, so the crew inspects and pre-treats first and will tell you what they expect before they start.
What furniture can Steam Rollerz clean?
Steam Rollerz cleans sectionals, sofas, couches, loveseats, chairs, benches, ottomans and chaise lounges, in homes and businesses. Reviews also mention kitchen chairs and a cloud couch. If your piece is antique, delicate or has no cleaning tag, call (629) 207-0276 and describe it, or send a picture, before you book.