Upholstery cleaning in London, Manchester and Liverpool
End of Tenancy LTD cleans fabric upholstery in your home across London, Manchester and Liverpool, from £33 an armchair, after checking the care label.
- No card needed
- Price agreed before booking
Last updated October 2026
Armchairs, dining chairs, headboards, footstools and loose cushions are priced per piece: £33 an armchair, £13 a dining chair. Sofas have their own page and start at £57 for a two-seater. Viscose, velvet and anything labelled for solvent cleaning need a different method, which is why we ask what the label says when you book.
Included in upholstery cleaning
- Care label and fabric checked first
- Hidden patch tested before any wet cleaning
- Pet hair lifted before the wet stage
- Extraction across seats, arms, backs and cushions
- Drying advice for each piece
Upholstery cleaning prices
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Armchair | £33 |
| Two-seater sofa | £57 |
| Dining chair | £13 |
| Footstool or headboard | priced per piece |
Add the pieces. A two-seater and a pair of matching armchairs come to £57 + £33 + £33 = £123.
To book, enter your postcode in the card at the top of the page and pick what needs doing; the estimate updates as you go. We call back to confirm the price and a date before anything is booked, and payment is due when the work is done.
Where there is no free parking at the property, or the job is inside the London congestion zone, we add what that costs us and show it in the quote. Every rate we charge is on the prices page.
Upholstery cleaning, piece by piece
Upholstery cleaning is the cleaning of fabric-covered furniture where it stands: armchairs, dining chairs, headboards, footstools and loose cushions. Each piece is priced on its own, from £33 for an armchair, and cleaned by hot-water extraction or a low-moisture method chosen from the care label and a patch test.
Sofas get the same method and have their own page, with sofa cleaning from £57 for a two-seater.
Care codes on upholstery labels
Many sofas and chairs carry a cleaning code on a label under the seat or on the deck. The code tells us which method the fabric can take.
| Code | What it means | How we clean it |
|---|---|---|
| W | Water-based cleaning | Hot-water extraction |
| W/S | Water or solvent | Extraction after a patch test, or a low-moisture clean |
| S | Solvent only | No water. We tell you at booking whether we can take it on |
| X | Vacuum only | Vacuum and brush, with no wet cleaning |
Delicate fabrics: velvet, viscose and linen
These mark most easily. Viscose leaves water rings and can stiffen as it dries, so it stays on the low-moisture route. Velvet pile crushes and dries patchy unless it is brushed one way while it dries. Linen and loose-weave cotton can shrink, which matters most on fitted covers.
We test each one before choosing a method, and if a fabric reacts badly in the test we stop and tell you.
Cleaning dining chairs and headboards in place
Dining chair seats collect food and drink, usually as small marks along the front edge. We clean the seat pad and the back of each chair, at £13 a chair, so a set of six is £78. Headboards hold hair oils at head height and are cleaned against the wall, which means the bed only needs pulling out a little.
Home spot-cleaning compared with a full clean
A spill scrubbed with washing-up liquid and a cloth often leaves a tide mark. The patch ends up cleaner than the fabric around it, and the detergent left behind attracts dirt. A full clean evens out the whole panel and rinses the old detergent out with it. For a fresh spill, blot with plain water and a white cloth and leave the rest to us.
Drying and aftercare
Allow two to six hours before a piece is dry enough to use, longer in a cold or closed room. Open a window or run a fan, and stand loose cushions on their edges. After that, a weekly vacuum with the upholstery tool keeps grit out of the weave.
Areas we cover for upholstery cleaning
We work across London and the Home Counties, and in the North West around Manchester and Liverpool. Each area page has the local detail; the booking card at the top takes any postcode and tells you if we cover it.
Build the job, see the price.
From £33 per item. We call back to confirm the figure and the earliest date before anything is booked.
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Build the job, see the estimate, and send it over. We confirm the final figure before anything is booked.
- Postcode
Step 1 of 3: your postcode
Each piece is priced on its own. An armchair is £33 and a two-seater sofa is £57. Dining chairs are £13 each, and footstools and headboards are priced per piece once you tell us how many there are.
We clean fabric upholstery only. Leather and faux leather need different products, and we would point you to a specialist.
An X label means vacuum only, and that is all we do to it. For S, solvent only, tell us when you book and we say whether we can take it on before anyone visits.
Most everyday marks and many spills lift. Old stains, dye transfer and bleach damage can be permanent, and we tell you before we start what result to expect.
Yes. We clean in your home across London, Manchester and Liverpool and the towns around them. We need a power socket nearby and room to work around each piece.