Upholstery cleaning in Aucklandbrought back to life.

Most suites are touch-dry in 2–4 hours with a little airflow — crack a window or run a fan and it moves along nicely. It takes a bit longer if we've done an odour treatment, or on a still, humid day with poor airflow. We keep the moisture controlled so cushions are never soaked.

Usually a big improvement, often gone. We treat odour at the source with an enzyme treatment rather than masking it with fragrance, and lift marks with a fabric-safe stain treatment. Deep-set or long-standing pet odour can need more than one pass, and we'll give you a straight read on the day about what will and won't fully lift.

We match the method to your fabric, not the other way round. We check the care label, test a hidden patch first, and set the heat to suit the fibre. Some fabrics are marked "dry clean only" — those we won't hot-water clean, and we'll tell you straight rather than risk it.

Upholstery is priced per piece — you only pay for what you have, and you'll see the exact number before you book. A quick photo of the suite and any marks gets you an accurate quote in about 90 seconds, with no on-site markup.

Often most will — but not always, and you'll get a straight read rather than a promise. Fresh marks lift best; old, set-in, sun-faded or dye-lost areas won't come back to new. Some of those we can spot before we start, and we'll say so. Others we can't call until we've tested them — fabric, age and whatever was used on it first all change how it responds. You'll hear what we tried, what shifted, and what didn't. No false promises either way.

Leather, yes — cleaned and then conditioned to feed the hide so it stays supple. Suede and delicate specialty fabrics we assess by the care label first and tell you honestly what's safe — some are genuinely "dry clean only" and we won't risk them.

Every 12–18 months for a family sofa — sooner if you have pets, allergies, or light-coloured fabric that shows the everyday body oils and dust it soaks up. Regular cleaning stops the grime setting in and keeps the fabric feeling soft.

We'll give you our honest read before we start — and the truth after. A stain is rarely one simple thing. How long it's been sitting there, what the fibre is, what was actually spilled, and what someone reached for to clean it up at the time — often half-remembered, sometimes not at all. Every one of those changes how it responds, and they combine in ways nobody can read off the surface. We could investigate properly — test it, strip it back, find out exactly what's in there. On a single mark that usually costs more than the stain is worth, and we'd rather not spend your money that way. So we do the thing with the best odds instead: treat it properly. The right chemistry for your fibre, products we trust, and a method built over a thousand-odd jobs — then look at the result with you, honestly. Where experience lets us call it, we'll tell you before we start. Some marks won't lift — dye, bleach, or damage that's changed the fibre itself — and we'd rather say so than take your money for a maybe. Others genuinely can't be called until they've been treated and we've seen. You'll get the honest version either way: what we tried, what shifted, and what didn't. And where we did say a mark would go and it hasn't, we'll re-treat it free — if another cleaner then removes it, we'll refund what you paid us for treating that stain. (Full details in our terms.)