Upholstery and couch cleaning in Central Otago
We clean lounge suites, mattresses, chairs and other fabric furniture with specialised upholstery tools. Our technicians check the material first and choose a method suited to its condition.
Is upholstery cleaning right for your property?
We clean furniture for homeowners, accommodation providers, offices, landlords and property managers. The fabric, previous treatments and cause of any marks all affect what can be cleaned and how.
Tell us what you needCommon reasons to arrange this service
- Built-up soil on couches and chairs
- Spills and marks on fabric furniture
- Dull-looking upholstery in high-use rooms
- Routine cleaning for homes, offices or accommodation
Suitable properties and situations
- Lounge suites and family couches
- Chairs and office seating
- Mattresses and suitable fabric furniture
- Rental and accommodation properties

What our upholstery cleaning service includes
Good to know: Some fabrics cannot be wet cleaned. Cleaning cannot reverse permanent fading, colour loss or fabric damage, and old marks may remain.
Cleaning for furniture you use every day
Professional upholstery cleaning every 12 to 24 months removes deep-seated dirt, allergens and bacteria that regular vacuuming cannot remove. Spills such as wine and coffee can oxidise and bond permanently with fabric dyes if they are not treated with the right professional chemistry.
Steam cleaning can bring dull-looking colours back to life. Regular cleaning also removes dead skin cells and food crumbs that dust mites and other microscopic pests feed on, effectively starving them out of your furniture.
- Lounge suites, couches and armchairs
- Dining chairs, office seating and accommodation furniture
- Mattresses and other suitable fabric surfaces

More about upholstery cleaning
Fabric checks and drying
Not every fabric can be wet cleaned. We inspect the material, condition and problem areas, then test and pre-treat suitable areas before using specialised upholstery tools.
A typical visit may take around 1.5 to 3 hours, depending on the size and number of items. Drying commonly takes around 4 to 8 hours and varies with the fabric and airflow. Many homes arrange upholstery cleaning every 12 to 24 months, with more frequent attention where use and spills are heavier.
What to expect
How we carry out the work, step by step.
Check
Inspect the fabric, condition and problem areas.
Prepare
Test and pre-treat suitable areas.
Clean
Use specialised tools and commercial-grade hot water extraction where the fabric allows.
Dry
Allow around 4 to 8 hours for drying, depending on the fabric and airflow.
What upholstery cleaning can improve
Steam cleaning removes built-up dirt and can make dull-looking fabric colours pop again. Fabric with permanent fading, colour loss or damage will still show those marks.
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Upholstery cleaning for local properties
We clean suitable couches, chairs and other fabric furniture in homes, rentals, offices and accommodation properties across Central Otago and Southern Lakes, including Queenstown and Wanaka. Our Cromwell-based team also travels throughout the Maniototo. Photos and care labels help us assess the fabric before a visit.
View our service areasUpholstery Cleaning questions
Can you clean upholstery and carpets in the same visit?
Yes, we can arrange to clean both in the same visit.
How long does upholstery take to dry?
It usually takes around 4 to 8 hours. Fabric, construction, indoor conditions and airflow can change the time.
How often should upholstery be professionally cleaned?
A common guide is every 12 to 24 months. More frequent cleaning may suit furniture used heavily by children, pets or guests.
Can cleaning improve faded-looking fabric?
It may brighten fabric when dullness is caused by soil, but it cannot reverse permanent fading or colour loss.
Tell us about the upholstery cleaning job
Tell us which furniture needs cleaning, the fabric if you know it, and any stains or previous products used. Photos of the items and care labels help us assess the job.