Sofa Cleaning Greenwich
A chaise and joined seats need their own configuration description. Put together the corner sofa details for your Greenwich quote, including the loose pieces and marked surfaces.
- Chaise and corner layout
- Cushion faces specified
- Full configuration quoted
Describe the actual corner arrangement.
Draw a simple plan or take a photograph that shows the whole corner unit. Explain whether the longer end is a chaise, an ordinary seating section or a separate footstool pushed alongside it. These can look similar in a photograph but involve different fabric surfaces. Approximate dimensions help make the arrangement understandable.
List the joined sections and the loose cushions without counting the same corner twice. A manufacturer’s seat description can be useful, but it may not identify every surface you want treated. Say if the back is visible in the room and needs cleaning, or if a different fabric covers a concealed panel.
The chaise cushion is not just another small pillow.
Give its shape, approximate size and whether it is fixed or removable. Mention the edges and reverse if those are part of your request. Keep matching scatter cushions on a separate list; their appearance does not confirm they have the same filling or care instructions. For chairs beside the unit, see other upholstered seating.
Check all the materials in the corner arrangement.
Some units combine seating fabric with a different side or rear panel. Describe visible contrasts and share accessible labels. If an added section was purchased later, mention it. The cleaner needs the actual material information rather than a guess based on the entire unit’s colour. Name any carpet treatment as another item.
The configuration does not choose the cleaning process.
A large corner sofa is not automatically a single wet-cleaning job. Ask about the approach for the fabric and its current condition. Explain any earlier spot treatment on the chaise, especially when the rest of the sofa has never had that product used. For a property handover, discuss the sofa separately from end of tenancy cleaning.
Hot water extraction and dry cleaning for delicates are available for appropriate materials. Describe the actual corner-unit covers when discussing the proposed approach.
Show where a spill travelled across the join.
A drink tipped at the corner may mark more than one cushion or reach a seam between sections. Identify the affected parts and the incident history. Avoid repeatedly soaking the seam in an attempt to reach a smell that seems to come from below the cover.
Locate concerns across the corner.
A close view of a mark is useful only when its location is also clear. Explain whether it is on the chaise seat, an arm, a corner cushion or a fixed back. If several marks arose in different incidents, give each history. Do not assume the biggest stain is the only part that matters when asking for a whole unit quote. The agreed work should identify both the visible concerns and ordinary surface cleaning requested.
Tell us how the household uses the corner unit after school, work or meals, without turning that into a promised booking deadline. If you need the seating back for an event, discuss treatment and drying expectations before agreeing a date. A fixed return-to-use time cannot be taken from the unit’s seat count. The material and chosen process remain relevant even when the layout is large and apparently straightforward.
Keep the corner layout intact until arrangements are clear.
Do not separate connectors or move the chaise simply to make the room look ready. Tell us how the unit is placed and what blocks access. Clear small possessions, describe heavier movement needs and ask whether any preparation beyond that is appropriate.
A large seating arrangement needs a use plan.
The chaise may be the part everyone uses most, but it should not return to use before its aftercare permits. Ask about the different cushions and treated surfaces. Have other seating ready and leave covers and throws off until you are advised they can return.
Get a corner-unit quote rather than multiplying seats.
The table below gives standard two-seat and three-seat starting prices. For a corner unit, ask for its own quote. Supply the section list, dimensions and requested cushions, then ask for the complete amount and which treatment that figure describes.
| Sofa | Hot water extraction | Dry / delicates |
|---|---|---|
| Two-seater | £36 | £42 |
| Three-seater | £102 | £114 |
Starting figures depend on size, condition, area and availability. Applicable congestion charges are extra. Ask for the total for your sofa and the method suitable for its fabric.
The Greenwich address is part of the enquiry.
Confirm the postcode and room access along with the corner layout. Say who will be present and can identify the requested parts. If the sofa occupies an awkward space, explain it before the booking so access can be discussed without a promised movement arrangement.
Corner and chaise cleaning questions
Is a chaise charged as one extra seat?
The starting table does not give a chaise price. Describe the full unit and ask for its own item quote.
Should I disconnect the corner sections?
Do not assume that is needed or suitable. Explain the connectors and layout, then confirm preparation with the booking contact.
Can you quote from one front photograph?
A wide view helps, but include dimensions, section count and requested cushion faces. Hidden or contrasting panels may need a separate explanation.
Does the corner cushion need both faces cleaned?
State what you want included and ask about suitability. Reversible construction does not automatically include both sides in a sofa price.
What if the spill went between two pieces?
Identify both pieces and the seam, with the cause and earlier treatment. Cleaning the visible fabric does not guarantee treatment of the filling.
Can I sit on the untreated end while another section dries?
Ask for guidance for the agreed scope and layout. Keep traffic away from treated pieces rather than making assumptions from where treatment started.
Price the actual corner layout.
Bring the section list, approximate dimensions and chaise details to the call. Ask which surfaces and cushions the complete quote covers, with fabric information available for the treatment discussion.
Generated photographs illustrate sofas and cleaning situations. They are not actual staff or customer-job photographs.