UPHOSTERY CLEANING

Ron's 10 Step Upholstery Cleaning

1. Pre-Inspection
Our service technician will inspect the upholstery, noting fabric type and soiling conditions.  He will also advise you of any possible permanent staining.
 
2. Pre-Vacuum
Your upholstery will be thoroughly vacuumed to remove dry soil.  Removing dry soil is one of the most important steps in cleaning.
 
3. Floor Protection
Your carpet or wood floors will be protected with an absorbent material to ensure we do not drip or over spray as we clean the upholstery.
 
4. Pre-Spray and Pre-Spot
The fabric is pre-sprayed with special cleaning compounds especially designed for your particular fabric & soil condition.  This loosens up the soil to make rinsing more effective.
 
5. Pre-Agitate
The pre-spray will be worked into the fabric with a white towel or a horsehair brush especially designed for this use.
 
6. Rinse & Extract
Once the soil has been loosened, we will thoroughly flush the fabric with our specially designed upholstery extraction tools.  This step sanitizes & deodorizes the fabric.  Water pressure is regulated so that fabric is not over wet.
 
7. Neutralize
Every piece that we clean is pH balanced so there is no sticky left behind.  This treatment is applied as a rinse thru the machine or is applied after rinsing depending on soil conditions.
 
8. Post Spot Treatment
If any spots are not removed during the cleaning process, specialty-spotting techniques are applied.
 
9. Post-Grooming
If fabric has a knap, the knap is set in one direction using a grooming brush or white towel.
 
10. Post-Inspection
Piece is inspected by the technician and then by the homeowner during our post inspection.  The customer will let us know that they are pleased by signing our invoice.