Upholstery & Mattress Cleaning in Atlanta, GA

Upholstery cleaning by the piece

Fabric furniture in the Atlanta metro is cleaned by the piece: a dining chair, an ottoman, an armchair, a two-seater sofa, or a sectional of three to six seats. You choose the items online and upload photos of each. A manager confirms the figure from those photos before the visit. Nothing on this list is measured by the room; the piece is the unit.

Why the photos decide the figure

Two sofas of the same size can be very different jobs: a tight synthetic weave with one coffee ring, or a loose cotton weave that has carried a dog for years. The list has one choice per piece, so the pictures carry the rest: the fabric type, how soiled it is, where the wear sits. A manager looks at them and settles the figure for each item before the day. That means the figure you see online is not final until that review. Take the pictures in daylight: one of the whole item, one of any stain, one of the fabric tag under a cushion if there is one.

The five stages on every piece

Every item gets the same stages in the same order: inspection and an assessment of the soiling level, thorough vacuuming and dry soil removal, spot treatment of stained and heavily used areas, deep extraction cleaning, and light deodorizing. The stages do not change between a dining chair and a six-seater; the time does. Vacuuming the outside of sofas and chairs is already part of the standard house checklists; extraction is what this service adds.

Fabric protection and care advice if you ask

Two things happen only if you ask and carry an additional fee: drying and care recommendations, and a fabric protection application after cleaning. Neither happens unless you ask. Say so when you book or in the notes field, and the manager includes it in the confirmed figure. Protection makes sense on a sofa that takes daily use; care recommendations suit a weave you are unsure how to treat between cleanings.

Sofas, sectionals and how seats are counted

A two-seater sofa is one choice. Sectionals are chosen by seats: three, four, five or six. Count the seat cushions across the whole sectional and pick that number. If yours has more than six seats, email info@bozmancleaning.com the ZIP and pictures instead. Armchairs, ottomans and dining chairs are booked one by one, so six dining chairs are six choices in the booking. Loose cushions belong to the item they came from.

Pieces that are not on the list

The list is fabric furniture. Leather, a headboard, an office chair or a car seat are not on it. For any of those, ask by phone or email with the ZIP and pictures; whether it can be done is settled in that conversation. Curtains and rugs are not upholstery either: rugs go under carpet cleaning, booked by the room they lie in.

Preparing the room and the piece

Clear the item of throws, pillows that are not part of it, toys and remotes, and give the team a clear path from the door. Mention in the notes field a pet that uses the sofa, a stain you know the cause of, and any spot that has been treated with a store product. The visit is booked at a fixed start time, several items share one booking, and no payment is taken when you book. The confirmed figure comes from the manager before the day.

Pairing with carpet cleaning

A sofa often sits on a rug, and carpet cleaning is booked by the room, the stairs or a hallway, so both can go on one booking with one start time. If the rest of the home also needs the blinds, baseboards and tile done, deep cleaning covers the rooms while the upholstery stages cover the furniture. For a rental or a home being sold, the sofa is usually the last thing to leave, so book it for a date when the room around it is already clear.