Deep cleaning of mattresses

Restore Your Mattress to Like-New Condition.
Professional deep restoration that removes yellowing and deep-seated odors using 100% chlorine-free technology. Safe for your skin, safe for your sleep. Pay only when you’re satisfied
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Removing stains and odors from mattresses
Price list
More accurate cost estimate based on photos or on-site inspection
Working time: 2 hour
Twin size
$ 50 - 70
Working time: 3 hour
Full size
$ 70 - 100
Working time: 3 - 4 hour
Queen size
$ 90 - 130
Working time: 4 - 4,5 hour
King size
$ 100 - 150
Cleaning multiple mattresses? 5-25% discount on each additional mattress.
Why Choose Us
  • 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
    You only pay when you are fully satisfied with the result. We stand behind our quality.
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  • No Hidden Fees
    The price we quote is the price you pay. Our quotes stay fixed and will not change during the process.
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  • Health-First Chemistry:
    We never use harsh bleach or chlorine. Our professional TMF solutions are 100% safe for children, pets, and sensitive skin.
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  • Comprehensive odour removal
    Basic odour removal is included in the standard price — no unexpected additional costs to make your furniture smell fresh again.
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  • Complimentary Protection
    We apply a professional-grade fabric protector after every cleaning to help your furniture stay clean longer and resist future spills.
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  • No Sticky Residue
    We use a dedicated fiber rinse to ensure your upholstery feels soft and doesn't attract dirt after we leave.
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Expert Tips for Best Results
We take pride in our ability to remove tough organic stains—like juice, coffee, or wine—using professional restoration protocols. To ensure your furniture looks its best, here is what you need to know:
  • Organic Stains? No Problem: Most food and beverage spills are easily handled by our deep-extraction process. However, for the best chance of a 100% "like-new" restoration, we recommend professional cleaning before the stain has been settling for more than a month.
  • Chemical vs. Organic: Some substances do more than just "sit" on the fabric; they can chemically alter the fiber. Nail polish, hair dyes, certain glues, and industrial lacquers are particularly challenging. If these substances have had time to soak in and bond with the material, they may permanently change the fiber's color. In these cases, we focus on maximum pigment reduction and deep sanitization.
  • The "Household Cleaner" Risk: If you have already attempted to clean the area with store-bought products, please let us know! Household chemicals often leave residues that can react with professional solutions, potentially causing yellowing. Knowing the "history" of the stain allows us to select the safest neutralizers to protect your fabric.