Couch Cleaning Prices NYC: Full Service Menu

In practice the visit rather than the piece makes a booking worth doing for either side. A single dining chair is rarely worth a trip, so there is no formal minimum charge but most quotes are built around a room or a set of pieces rather than one item.

A loveseat or two seat sofa is $95 to $140, and a standard three seat sofa is $120 to $180. The couch cleaning cost moves with seat count, fabric code and how much stain work the piece needs, not with your zip code.

Sectional cleaning cost is quoted by the section, not the seat, because a chaise and a corner wedge take different time. An L shape sectional is $180 to $280 and a large sectional with a chaise is $240 to $380. Count the separate bodies you could pull apart.

For an S coded fabric, yes. Dry solvent cleaning uses no water, needs more product and more passes, so professional sofa cleaning cost runs roughly 15 to 20 percent above the water safe rate. The upside is a 30 to 45 minute dry time instead of two to four hours.

A clean is $95 to $180. A mid range three seat sofa in this city is $1,200 and up, plus delivery and old furniture removal. That is the arithmetic most people are actually doing when they ask what it costs to have a couch cleaned.

Because some companies price per piece and some per seat, and the cheap end is often a shampoo pass with no extraction. A standard three seat sofa sits at $120 to $180 in this market. A $500 quote for one sofa is a national chain call out rate, not a New York price.

Roughly $40 to $60 a seat for standard fabric, which is where the $120 to $180 three seat range comes from. Sectionals are quoted by section rather than by seat, because corner sections and chaises hold most of the soil and take the longest to clean.

Travel and access, mostly. A technician covering Manhattan completes fewer jobs a day than one in a suburb, because of parking, elevators and stairs. We do not bill any of that separately, which is why these figures look flat next to companies that add a walk up or borough fee.

Yes. We quote a firm price before starting any work. The quote is based on what we assess in person: fabric type, size, and condition. We don't add charges after the job is done. The only time the price changes from the initial quote is when the piece differs significantly from what was described when you called. In that case, we'll tell you the revised price and give you the option to proceed or cancel.

No. Walk-up buildings are a standard part of working in NYC, and our pricing accounts for that. We work in walk-up buildings across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens every day. There is no surcharge for walk-up access. Standard floors in a typical pre war building are included in the quoted price.

Cash, card, Venmo or Zelle, collected once the work is finished and you have looked it over. Standard residential bookings take no deposit.

No deposit is required for standard residential bookings. We collect payment when the job is complete. For large commercial jobs or multi day projects, we may discuss scheduling and payment structure separately. For a typical NYC apartment cleaning, no deposit is needed.

If the piece differs significantly from what was described, such as a larger size, heavier soiling than expected, or a different fabric type than what you described on the phone, we'll tell you before we start and give you a revised price. You can decide whether to proceed or cancel with no obligation. We don't start work and then hand you a surprise bill.