If visitors are due, arrange furniture care around when the seating will be needed. Tell us about your sofa, chairs and any marks you want considered. We can discuss availability, suitable treatment and aftercare for the pieces at your Greenwich address.
Explain your visitor plans when enquiring, including whether all the main seating would be unavailable during treatment. Ask about the appointment and aftercare together. Allowing for drying is part of a practical plan; a clean booked on a particular day does not establish a fixed return-to-sitting time.
List the sofa, armchairs and any upholstered footstools you want considered. Show their arrangement in the room and describe visible concerns. Include a rarely used chair if you want it treated, rather than expecting every piece nearby to be part of a sofa booking.
Drying varies with fabric, cleaning method, filling and conditions in the room. Ask how the furniture should be left afterwards, including loose cushions and ventilation. Follow the advice for the actual items and keep another seat available until they are ready.
Leave throws and personal belongings aside until advised they can be returned. If your schedule is tight, discuss it before accepting the appointment. Ask what can realistically be arranged rather than choosing a method solely because it sounds quicker.
Note marks on the seat fronts, arms and back cushions, not just a spill in the middle of the sofa. Describe gradual contact soiling separately from individual incidents. Photographs showing the piece and the affected area help explain the work you have in mind.
Send the manufacturer instructions or a photograph of the label. Include any warning about moisture, products or removable covers. If chairs have another material from the sofa, give their information too; similar colour does not establish identical care needs.
Hot water extraction is available for suitable upholstery. Discuss the cover, condition and particular concerns so the proposed work fits the piece. Ask which surfaces and stain treatment are included and how the method affects preparation and aftercare.
We also offer dry cleaning for delicates. Share the care guidance and discuss suitability before selecting it. The method needs to fit the fabric and condition as well as the practical arrangement for a room that will later receive visitors.
Tell us how many loose seats and back cushions belong to the sofa and identify fixed pads. Describe marks on an edge or reverse as well as the upper face. Confirm which surfaces are included, particularly where an underside has a contrasting fabric.
Decorative cushions and separate footstools should be listed in the enquiry. Check their care instructions and inclusion in the quote. Keep covers on unless advised otherwise; loose does not necessarily mean suitable for home washing or treatment in the same way as the sofa.
Give the substance and approximate age of a stain where known, and list the products already used on it. Mention rubbing, repeated wetting or any change in colour afterwards. Ask for advice before another home attempt so the history remains clear.
For a smell or pet incident, describe the affected piece and recurrence. Complete stain or odour removal cannot be promised. A permanent change to the cover or effects within filling can limit results, so the conversation should include those concerns before the work is agreed.
Remove loose belongings, move delicate objects away from the working area and clear a route to the pieces. Tell us about stairs, building-entry arrangements and parking. The service includes assistance with lightweight furniture; discuss heavier moving needs before booking.
Agree who will receive the cleaner and point out the furniture included. If a large table blocks access to the sofa, show that arrangement when enquiring. Keep pets away from the working space and leave unfamiliar furniture mechanisms assembled.
Starting figures for extraction and dry cleaning are £36 and £42 for a two-seat sofa, £102 and £114 for a three-seat sofa, and £15 and £19 for an armchair. Explain the actual size, fabric and arrangement so the complete quotation covers the requested pieces.
Prices can vary with the furniture, area and availability; applicable congestion charges are additional. Check stain-treatment inclusions and any protection suitability or extra cost. Use the price information as a starting reference while agreeing the total.
For a wider guest-room reset, discuss one-off deep cleaning. If a floor covering also needs treatment, enquire about carpet cleaning. Regular home cleaning can help with ongoing household work between specialist furniture visits.
Send the Greenwich postcode, furniture photographs and preferred dates. Explain access and the receiving contact so availability and the appointment can be discussed around the occasion you are preparing for.
Enquire with your preferred dates and explain when the seating will be needed. Discuss availability and the aftercare estimate together so the plan allows for the furniture to become ready.
Ask about the furniture’s return to use and ventilation advice. Keep an alternative seat available and avoid using treated cushions until the cleaner advises that they are ready.
Yes, describe it in the furniture list with its cover and condition. Ask for its inclusion in the quotation rather than leaving it beside the booked sofa.
Suitability depends on the cover, instructions and condition. Share those details and discuss the offered methods rather than choosing solely around the name.
Show the mark clearly when enquiring and explain its history. Leave throws aside for the visit so the requested areas and condition can be discussed.
No treatment removes the need for care after spills. Ask whether protection is suitable, included or separately charged, and what its aftercare and limits are.
Tell us your visitor plans and the furniture you want considered. We will discuss availability, treatment and the complete quote for your Greenwich appointment.
Illustrative generated photographs show furniture and cleaning situations, rather than actual staff or local customer jobs.
