Carpet Cleaning in Northallerton
Merlin's Carpet Cleaning covers Northallerton and the villages around it — the county town, from the High Street Georgians to the Romanby estates. We are family run with over ten years behind us, our prices are the ones on the list with nothing added afterwards, and every quote is free.
Cleaning carpets in Northallerton
Northallerton is the county town of North Yorkshire and it has the long, handsome High Street to prove it. Behind it the property runs from Georgian townhouses and converted flats through to the modern family estates at Romanby and out towards Brompton.
That mix is why we quote by the room. A Georgian first-floor flat with two rooms and a staircase is a completely different job to a four-bed detached in Romanby, and it would be daft to charge them the same way.
The villages either side — Ainderby Steeple, Morton-on-Swale, Danby Wiske, East Cowton, Osmotherley on the edge of the moors — are all inside our patch with no travel charge.
Areas and villages we cover from Northallerton
What it costs in Northallerton
The same list everywhere we work. No call-out fee, no travel charge and no extras added at the end.
Carpet cleaning
- Loungefrom £40
- Dining roomfrom £35
- Bedroomsfrom £30
- Hall£20
- Stairs£35
- Landing£20
- Other roomsPrice on request
Upholstery
- Dining chair, seat only£10 each
- Dining chair, seat and back£15 each
- Footstool£25
- Armchair£35
- Cuddle chair£45
- 2 seater sofa£50
- 3 seater sofa£80
- 4 seater sofa£105
- 5 seater sofa£130
- 6 seater sofa£150
Our services in Northallerton
Carpet Cleaning in Northallerton
Lounges, dining rooms, bedrooms, halls, stairs and landings.
See carpet & pricesUpholstery Cleaning in Northallerton
Sofas, armchairs, cuddle chairs, footstools and dining chairs.
See upholstery & pricesMattress Cleaning in Northallerton
A deep sanitising clean that lifts stains, dust and odours.
See mattress & pricesRug Cleaning in Northallerton
Wool, synthetic, hand-made and antique rugs, cleaned to suit the fibre.
See rug & pricesNorthallerton and the area around it
We cover DL6 and DL7 and every village on this map, at the same prices, with no charge for the travel.
Check out our work
Real jobs in real customers' homes. Click any photo to enlarge it.
Northallerton questions
The things people in Northallerton ask us most often.
Do you cover the villages around Northallerton?
Yes: Romanby, Brompton, Ainderby Steeple, Morton-on-Swale, Danby Wiske, East Cowton, Thornton-le-Moor, Crosby, Great Smeaton and up to Osmotherley. All at standard prices.
Can you clean carpets in a flat above a shop on the High Street?
Yes. We do a fair bit of that in Northallerton. The equipment is portable and we run hoses up from the van or work from inside depending on the access. Tell us about the stairs and the parking when you book and we will allow for it.
What is included in the price?
The pre-spray, the agitation where it is needed, the deep hot-water extraction and the moving of light furniture. No call-out fee, no fuel surcharge, no VAT surprises. The price we quote is the price you pay.
How often should carpets be professionally cleaned?
For most households once every twelve to eighteen months keeps things in good order. Busy family homes with pets and children often do it annually; a quiet household can go longer. Regular cleaning also makes the carpet last, because it is the grit in the pile that wears the fibres out.
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Tell us your rooms and we will give you a firm price on the spot. No call-out fee, no travel charge and no pressure — just an honest quote from a family firm that has been doing this for over ten years.