Carpet and upholstery steam cleaning that looks clean, smells clean, and feels fresh
We focus on deep steam extraction (hot water extraction) to lift embedded soil from carpet and upholstered fibers. Optional spot and odor treatments are available for tougher problems.
If you have kids, pets, or allergies, deep flushing helps remove the residue and fine particulate that can keep fabrics looking dull. We pair that with stain removal and odor control when needed, keeping the outcome practical and honest.
Steam cleaning services
Choose one service or combine them into a single visit.
Carpet steam cleaning (hot water extraction)
Deep rinse + extraction to remove embedded soil, traffic-lane dullness, and residues that regular vacuuming can’t reach.
Upholstery steam cleaning
Sofas, sectionals, loveseats, chairs, ottomans, dining seats. Fabric-safe approach with targeted spot work.
Stain and odor treatments
Options for food spills, beverage stains, musty smells, and pet-related odors. We’ll tell you what’s realistic before we start.
What the appointment looks like
- Photo review and fabric check (so we use the right chemistry and settings).
- Dry soil removal and pre-treatment on high-traffic and stained areas.
- Deep steam extraction (hot water extraction) to flush and lift soil.
- Detail work on stubborn spots with safe, controlled dwell time.
- Final grooming / wipe-down and after-care tips for faster drying.
Tip: fans + AC help reduce drying time. Avoid over-wetting with DIY products before we arrive.
Standards and training (in plain English)
Many professional cleaners follow training aligned with the IICRC, an American organization known for setting cleaning and restoration standards. If you care about method consistency, these are some example categories people train in (not all are needed for every job):
- Carpet Cleaning Technician (CCT)
- Upholstery & Fabric Cleaning (UFT)
- Odor Control (OCT)
- Applied Microbial Remediation (AMRT)
- Water Damage Restoration (WRT)
- Applied Structural Drying (ASD)
- Fire & Smoke Restoration (FSRT)
- Commercial Carpet Maintenance Technician (CCMT)
- Carpet Repair & Reinstallation Technician (RRT)
- Stone, Masonry & Ceramic Tile Cleaning (SMT)
- Wood Floor Cleaning (WFC)
- Leather Cleaning (LCT)
- Color Repair (CRT)
- Journeyman Textile Cleaner (JTC)
- Health and Safety (HST)
- Trauma & Crime Scene (TCST)
- Carpet Cleaning (advanced techniques)
- Rug Cleaning (methods vary by construction)
- HVAC / duct-related hygiene awareness (when odors travel)
- Inspection and fiber identification fundamentals
If you want, you can ask us what method we recommend for your fabric and why.
Typical pricing (starting ranges)
Exact price depends on size, fabric type, staining, odor level, and access. Send photos for an accurate quote.
| Item | What’s included | Typical range | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard sofa (upholstery) | Steam extraction + normal spot work | $150–$290 | Heavier staining or odor treatment may add cost |
| Sectional | Steam extraction + cushions (front side) | $220–$450 | Large or complex layouts vary |
| Chair / recliner | Steam extraction + spot work | $80–$160 | Recliners may take longer due to seams/crevices |
| Mattress | Sanitizing steam extraction + odor options | $120–$260 | We avoid false promises; some odors need repeat visits |
| Carpet (by area) | Pre-spray + steam extraction | Quote | Square footage + room layout determines pricing |
Cushion note: we clean the back side only if it’s the same fabric as the front. If it’s a different material, we don’t clean that side. Cleaning the back side (when eligible) is an additional service.
Areas we serve
Based in the Charlotte, NC area. Common service areas include Charlotte, Matthews, Pineville, Mint Hill, Indian Trail, and Huntersville. If you’re nearby but not listed, send your ZIP code and we’ll confirm.
Fast quote checklist
- 2–4 photos in good lighting (full piece + close-ups).
- Tell us what stains/odors you’re worried about.
- Share your preferred day/time window.
- Let us know about pets, kids, or sensitivity concerns.
FAQ
Is “steam cleaning” safe for upholstery?
In most cases, yes, when done with fabric-appropriate chemistry and controlled moisture. Some delicate fabrics need lower moisture or alternative methods; photos help us choose the safest approach.
Do you guarantee every stain will come out?
No one can honestly guarantee that. We aim for the best realistic result based on stain type, fabric, dye stability, and how long the stain sat. We’ll set expectations before we start.
Do you clean the back side of removable cushions?
Only if the back side is the same upholstery material as the front. If it’s a different material, we do not clean that side. When eligible, cleaning the back side is an additional service.
How long until I can use the sofa or carpet?
You can sit carefully soon after, but keep it light. Upholstery usually dries in about 12–15 hours (sometimes up to 24). For carpet, drying varies with airflow and humidity; fans speed it up.
What should I do before you arrive?
Clear small items from the area, and vacuum if possible. Please avoid heavy DIY chemicals right before the visit; they can set stains or create residues that are harder to rinse out.
Contact and booking
The fastest way to get an accurate price is photos. Text them with a short description of stains/odors and your ZIP code.
- Phone: (704) 000-0000
- Text: Send photos
- Hours: Mon–Sat, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
If you’re dealing with allergens, we keep it practical: deep rinse + extraction to remove embedded particles, plus stain and odor treatment when needed. We don’t put this in headings; we just handle it as part of a clean, healthy result.