Item assessment
Consider material, construction, condition and accessibility.
Furniture and special-item cleaning for upholstered and fabric items that need a considered cleaning approach.
Some furniture and fabric items need a closer look before a cleaning method is chosen. Send us the item details and photographs where possible so we can determine whether the material and construction are suitable.
We assess unusual or specialised items before recommending a practical cleaning approach.
Consider material, construction, condition and accessibility.
Photographs can help us understand the item before the visit.
Choose a suitable cleaning approach where the material permits.
Focus on agreed areas and visible issues.
Work carefully around seams, joins and delicate construction.
Explain drying and handling requirements after cleaning.

Every job starts with understanding the material, condition and environment. The exact process can vary according to the item and the condition we find on site.
Describe the item and send photographs if available.
Review material, condition and practical access.
Apply the agreed method if the item is suitable.
Inspect the item and explain after-care requirements.
A useful starting point when you have an item that does not fit neatly into one of the standard services.
Armchairs, upholstered pieces and fabric furniture.
Groups of furniture requiring a coordinated assessment.
Items where the cleaning method needs to be discussed first.
No. Suitability depends on material, construction, condition and the risks associated with wet cleaning.
Yes. Clear photographs of the item and problem areas can help us assess the request before the appointment.
Photographs can help with an initial discussion, but the final scope may depend on an inspection.