Upholstery Cleaning in Luton
Sofas, armchairs, cuddle chairs, footstools and dining chairs cleaned in your own home in Luton. Family run, over ten years in the trade, and the price we quote is the price you pay. We cover LU1, LU2, LU3 and LU4 and the area around it.

Upholstery Cleaning in Luton
Dining chairs are the most neglected upholstery in any house. They take food, drink and the back of somebody's head, and because the fabric is stretched tight over a thin pad there is nowhere for soil to hide. We do the seat alone for £10 or the seat and back together for £15, and a set of six seats and backs is £90.
The housing here runs from Victorian terraces in High Town and Bury Park to post-war family estates at Limbury, Stopsley and Sundon Park. What matters for upholstery is that a great many of those houses eat in the room they sit in. The table and the sofa are a few feet apart and both take the same traffic, week in and week out.
Four dining chair seats on their own come to £40, which is under the £50 minimum for a visit, so it is worth adding the sofa or a rug while we are there. Six seats and backs at £90 stands on its own. We work in the room, with dust sheets down, and nothing needs to go out to a workshop.
Areas we cover from Luton
What it costs in Luton
The same list everywhere we work. No call-out fee, no travel charge and nothing added at the end.
Upholstery Cleaning
- 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
Carpet cleaning, same visit
- Loungefrom £40
- Dining roomfrom £35
- Bedroomsfrom £30
- Hall£20
- Stairs£35
- Landing£20
- Other roomsPrice on request
Also in Luton
Mattress Cleaning in Luton
Night sweat and skin go through the sheets into the mattress, so the bed needs doing too.
See pricesRug Cleaning in Luton
Rugs lifted, cleaned on both faces where the backing allows, and dried flat.
See pricesEnd of Tenancy Carpet Cleaning in Luton
Check-out carpet cleaning for tenants, landlords and agents, worked around the hand-back.
See pricesLuton and the area around it
We cover LU1, LU2, LU3 and LU4 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.
Luton questions
The things people in Luton ask us most often.
How much to clean a set of six dining chairs?
£90 if you want the seats and the backs done, or £60 for the seats alone. Seats only on a smaller set can fall under the £50 minimum, so most people add a sofa or a rug to the same visit.
Can you clean a dining chair with a wooden frame?
Yes. The pad is cleaned and the show wood is kept dry and wiped down. Water sitting on a joint or a polished leg is what loosens glue and lifts a finish, so we keep the tool off the frame.
Do you cover all of Luton for upholstery?
LU1, LU2, LU3 and LU4, taking in Bury Park, High Town, Stopsley, Leagrave, Limbury, Sundon Park, Farley Hill and Round Green. The price list is the same in every one of them and there is no travel charge.
What happens to a cushion that has been sat on in the same spot for years?
The foam compresses and that is permanent, cleaning or not. We will say so before we start. What cleaning does change is the colour, because most of what looks like wear in a seat is soil held by body oil.
We also cover these towns
Carpet cleaning in Dunstable
LU5 and LU6 — homes under the Downs, chalk soil and busy family floors
Visit the Dunstable pageCarpet cleaning in Houghton Regis
LU5 — post-war estates, Tithe Farm and the new housing out at Bidwell
Visit the Houghton Regis pageCarpet cleaning in Harpenden
AL5 — large commuter houses, good wool carpet and rugs worth taking seriously
Visit the Harpenden pageReady when you are, Luton
Tell us what needs doing 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.




