How Much Does Upholstery Cleaning Cost in Seattle? (2026 Price Guide)

How Much Does Upholstery Cleaning Really Cost in Seattle?

It is the number one question we hear every single day: "How much does it cost to have my couch cleaned?" And we get it -- you want a straight answer before you commit to anything. So here it is, no runaround.

In 2026, the average cost for professional sofa cleaning in Seattle ranges from $120 to $180 for a standard 3-seat sofa. That includes a full inspection, pre-treatment, deep cleaning, and deodorizing. No hidden fees, no surprise charges at the door.

But here is the thing: that range can shift depending on your specific situation. A lightly used polyester loveseat in a pet-free home is a different job entirely from a heavily soiled velvet sectional with three cats. This guide breaks down exactly what you will pay, what affects the price, and how to get the most value for your money.

We have been cleaning upholstery across the Seattle metro area for years, and these numbers come straight from our records -- not from industry estimates or national averages that do not reflect what Seattle residents actually pay. For a comprehensive look at our cleaning process, see our professional sofa cleaning guide.

Upholstery cleaning cost guide for Seattle Washington with pricing breakdown

Quick Answer for Seattle Residents

Standard sofa cleaning: $120-$180 | Loveseat: $65-$120 | Chair: $40-$80 | Sectional: $200-$400
These prices include inspection, vacuuming, pre-treatment, deep cleaning, and deodorizing. Call (425) 287-3619 for your exact quote.

Why You Can Trust This Pricing Guide

15,000+ upholstery cleaning jobs completed in the Seattle metro area
Updated for 2026 with current labor rates, product costs, and market data
IICRC Certified technicians with industry-standard pricing models
BBB accredited with transparent pricing since day one

No hidden fees guarantee -- the quote you get is the price you pay
Real-world pricing data from actual Seattle jobs, not national estimates
Licensed and insured in the State of Washington
100% satisfaction guarantee on every cleaning we perform

Based on over 15,000 upholstery cleaning jobs completed in the Seattle metro area, here are real-world pricing data and honest cost breakdowns. Prices reflect the Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue metropolitan statistical area as of February 2026.

2026 Upholstery Cleaning Prices at a Glance

Here is a quick reference table showing what Seattle residents typically pay for professional upholstery cleaning. These are our standard rates and include a full-service cleaning with inspection, pre-treatment, deep cleaning, and deodorizing.

Furniture Type	Typical Size	Price Range	Time Estimate
Loveseat (2-Seat)	Up to 5 feet wide	$65 - $120	25-40 minutes
Standard Sofa (3-Seat)	6-8 feet wide	$120 - $180	45-75 minutes
Sectional Sofa	L-shape or U-shape	$200 - $400	1.5-3 hours
Accent / Arm Chair	Standard single seat	$40 - $80	15-25 minutes
Dining Chair (Upholstered)	Seat and/or back	$25 - $45	10-15 minutes
Ottoman / Footstool	Small to medium	$35 - $60	10-20 minutes
Recliner	Manual or power	$60 - $100	20-35 minutes

Multi-piece discount: Cleaning 3 or more pieces? Ask about our 10-15% multi-piece discount. Most Seattle families save $30-$75 when they bundle their furniture cleaning into a single visit.

What Is Included in the Price? (Full Service Breakdown)

When we quote you a price, this is exactly what you get. Every upholstery cleaning job includes all five of these steps at no additional charge. There are no surprise fees for "pre-treatment" or "deodorizing" that other companies tack on after the fact.

1. Pre-Inspection

Fabric type identification and cleaning code check
Colorfastness testing in a hidden area
Soiling level and stain assessment
Structural inspection of cushions and frame
Custom cleaning plan for your specific piece

Value: This alone would cost $30-$50 from a fabric consultant. It is included free with every cleaning.

2. HEPA Vacuuming

Commercial-grade HEPA vacuum extraction
Crevice tool for seams and between cushions
Cushion removal and individual attention
Frame and platform cleaning beneath cushions
Pet hair and dry debris removal

Value: Removes 80% of dry soil before wet cleaning begins, preventing dirt from being pushed deeper.

3. Pre-Treatment

Targeted stain pre-treatment with appropriate agents
Enzyme solutions for protein-based stains
Emulsifying agents for oil and grease
Oxidizing agents for coffee, wine, and tannin stains
Adequate dwell time for maximum stain breakdown

Value: Many companies charge $15-$30 per stain for pre-treatment. We include it in every job.

4. Deep Cleaning & Extraction

Hot water extraction, low-moisture, or dry cleaning based on fabric type
Commercial-grade equipment with powerful suction
Controlled agitation to lift embedded soil
Multiple extraction passes for thorough soil removal
95%+ moisture removal for fast drying (2-4 hours typical)

Value: Our commercial equipment delivers 3-5x the cleaning power of rental machines.

5. Deodorizing & Final Inspection

Molecular odor neutralization -- not fragrance masking
Cushion grooming and pile restoration
Walk-through inspection with you to verify results
Touch-up spot treatment on any remaining marks
Post-cleaning care instructions customized to your fabric
Drying time guidance and maintenance recommendations

Our guarantee: If any area does not meet your expectations, we re-clean it on the spot at no extra charge.

7 Factors That Affect Your Upholstery Cleaning Price

Why does a price range exist instead of a flat rate? Because every piece of furniture is different. Here are the seven factors that determine where your cleaning falls within the range -- and why prices vary based on real examples from our work in Seattle.

Seven factors that affect upholstery cleaning cost in Seattle

1. Furniture Size

The most obvious factor. A 2-seat loveseat has roughly 40-50 square feet of fabric surface, while a large L-shaped sectional can have 120+ square feet. More fabric means more time, more cleaning solution, and more labor.

Real example: A compact apartment loveseat in Capitol Hill cost $75 to clean. A 12-foot U-shaped sectional in a Bellevue family room cost $380.

2. Fabric Type

Delicate fabrics like silk, velvet, and linen require specialized cleaning methods, gentler products, and more careful handling. This adds time and expertise to the job. Durable synthetics like polyester and microfiber are more straightforward.

Real example: A polyester sofa in Redmond cost $130. A silk-blend sofa of the same size in Queen Anne cost $175 due to the solvent cleaning method required.

3. Soiling Level

A lightly used sofa in good condition needs a single-pass cleaning. A heavily soiled piece requires additional pre-treatment, multiple extraction passes, and sometimes a second round of cleaning to reach full results.

Real example: A lightly used microfiber sofa in a pet-free Kirkland home cost $125. The same model in a Renton home with three kids and two dogs cost $170 due to heavy soiling.

4. Stain Severity

Light, recent stains are typically handled within the standard cleaning process. However, severe staining -- such as large pet accident areas, old red wine stains, or ink damage -- may require extended treatment time and specialized products.

Real example: A sofa with a few coffee drips cost $140 (standard). A sofa with a large pet urine area required an enzyme soak and extra extraction, bringing the total to $185.

5. Add-On Treatments

Optional services like fabric protector, sanitization, or specialized pet odor treatment are not included in the base price but can add significant value. These are always quoted separately and never added without your approval.

Real example: A Ballard customer added fabric protector ($40) and sanitization ($35) to their $150 sofa cleaning, bringing their total to $225 -- but extending the time before their next cleaning by 6+ months.

6. Number of Pieces

Cleaning multiple pieces in a single visit is more efficient for us, which means savings for you. We offer multi-piece discounts because the setup time and travel cost is the same whether we clean one piece or five.

Real example: A Fremont customer cleaned a sofa ($155), loveseat ($95), and two dining chairs ($35 each). With the multi-piece discount, they saved $48 off the total.

7. Location Within Seattle Metro

We do not charge extra travel fees for most locations within King and Snohomish counties. However, locations outside our standard service area may incur a modest trip charge. This is always disclosed upfront before booking.

Real example: Customers in Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Lynnwood, and Bothell pay zero travel fees. A customer in Snohomish (45 minutes from our base) had a $15 trip charge clearly quoted before booking.

Seattle Market Pricing Comparison (2026)

How do our prices stack up against other Seattle upholstery cleaners, the national average, and the cost of doing it yourself? We surveyed pricing from over 20 Seattle-area cleaning companies and compared with industry data from the IICRC and HomeAdvisor to give you a clear picture.

Upholstery cleaning cost comparison chart showing Seattle prices versus national averages

Furniture Type	Our Price	Seattle Average	National Average	DIY Cost
Loveseat	$65 - $120	$80 - $150	$60 - $130	$30 - $60
Standard Sofa	$120 - $180	$140 - $220	$100 - $200	$50 - $90
Sectional	$200 - $400	$250 - $500	$200 - $450	$80 - $150
Accent Chair	$40 - $80	$50 - $100	$40 - $90	$20 - $40
Dining Chair	$25 - $45	$30 - $55	$20 - $50	$10 - $25
Ottoman	$35 - $60	$40 - $75	$30 - $65	$15 - $30
Recliner	$60 - $100	$75 - $130	$55 - $120	$30 - $55

Why Seattle Prices Are Higher Than National Averages

Higher cost of living: Seattle's labor costs, insurance, and business overhead are 15-25% above the national average
Climate demands: Seattle's humidity creates more stubborn soil and mildew, requiring more thorough (and time-intensive) cleaning methods
Higher quality expectations: Seattle consumers expect eco-friendly products and thorough service, which cost more to deliver
Fuel and parking costs: Operating a service business in Seattle comes with significantly higher transportation costs

How We Keep Our Prices Competitive

Efficient routing: We schedule jobs by geographic zone to minimize travel time and fuel costs
Volume purchasing: Buying cleaning products and supplies in bulk reduces per-job material costs
Equipment investment: Our commercial-grade machines clean faster and more effectively, reducing labor time
Low overhead model: We keep administrative costs lean and pass savings directly to customers

Upholstery Cleaning Price by Fabric Type

Fabric type is one of the biggest factors in your final price. Different materials require different cleaning methods, products, and levels of care. Here is a detailed breakdown of what to expect for each common fabric type, based on a standard 3-seat sofa.

Fabric Type	Cleaning Method	Price Range (Sofa)	Difficulty Level	Drying Time
Microfiber	Water-based or solvent extraction	$120 - $155	Standard	2-3 hours
Cotton / Cotton Blend	Hot water extraction (temperature-controlled)	$125 - $165	Standard	3-4 hours
Polyester / Synthetic	Hot water extraction	$120 - $150	Standard	2-3 hours
Linen	Low-moisture or dry cleaning	$140 - $180	Moderate	2-4 hours
Velvet	Low-moisture steam with directional brushing	$150 - $200	Moderate	3-5 hours
Leather (Genuine)	pH-balanced leather cleaner + conditioning	$150 - $220	Specialized	1-2 hours
Silk	Dry cleaning / solvent-only method	$175 - $250	Specialized	1-3 hours

Why Delicate Fabrics Cost More

It is not just about the cleaning products. Delicate fabrics like silk, velvet, and linen require slower, more careful technique. Our technicians must test colorfastness, use lower temperatures, apply gentler agitation, and often make multiple light passes instead of a single deep pass. The additional time and expertise needed is reflected in the price -- but it also means your delicate furniture is treated with the care it deserves. Learn more about our approach in our professional upholstery cleaning guide.

Add-On Services and Their Costs

These optional services enhance your cleaning results and extend the life of your upholstery. They are never added without your explicit approval and are always quoted separately from the base cleaning price.

Add-On Service	Price Range	What It Does	Best For
Fabric Protector	$30 - $50 per piece	Creates an invisible barrier that causes liquids to bead up, giving you time to blot spills before they soak in	Families with kids, pet owners, light-colored furniture, high-traffic pieces
Deodorizing Treatment	$20 - $40 per piece	Molecular odor neutralization that eliminates odors at the source, not just masking with fragrance	Pet homes, smoker exposure, musty/mildewy furniture, food odor buildup
Sanitization	$25 - $45 per piece	EPA-approved antimicrobial treatment kills 99.9% of bacteria, dust mites, and allergens	Allergy sufferers, homes with infants, immune-compromised individuals, rental turnovers
Pet Odor & Stain Treatment	$30 - $60 per piece	Enzyme-based treatment that breaks down pet urine, vomit, and organic matter at a molecular level	Pet accident areas, recurring odor spots, furniture used by animals
Specialty Stain Treatment	$15 - $30 per stain	Targeted treatment for stubborn stains that go beyond standard pre-treatment (ink, dye, paint, etc.)	Old or set-in stains, ink marks, paint spots, dye transfer, permanent marker

Example total: Standard sofa cleaning ($150) + fabric protector ($40) + deodorizing ($25) = $215 total. With our multi-service discount, you might pay closer to $200. The fabric protector alone can extend your time between cleanings by 6-12 months, potentially saving you the cost of an extra cleaning cycle. For more on eco-friendly cleaning options, see our dedicated guide.

Bundle Discounts and Ways to Save on Upholstery Cleaning

We want professional upholstery cleaning to be accessible to every Seattle household. Here are the ways our customers save money without sacrificing quality.

Bundle discount savings for upholstery cleaning services in Seattle

Multi-Piece Discount (10-15% Off)

Clean 3 or more upholstered pieces in a single visit and save 10-15% on the total. Since our setup time, travel cost, and equipment deployment are the same whether we clean one piece or five, we pass those efficiencies directly to you.

Example: Sofa ($155) + loveseat ($95) + 2 dining chairs ($35 each) = $320 before discount. With 10% multi-piece discount: $288. Savings: $32.

Recurring Service Plan (15% Off)

Schedule quarterly or semi-annual cleanings and receive 15% off every visit. Recurring cleaning extends the life of your upholstery, maintains a healthier home, and keeps your furniture looking its best year-round. Learn more about how often to clean your couch.

Example: A $160 sofa cleaning every 6 months = $320/year at full price. With recurring discount: $272/year. Savings: $48/year.

Seasonal Promotions

We run seasonal promotions throughout the year, typically offering 10-20% off during spring cleaning season (March-April) and pre-holiday specials (October-November). Sign up for our email list or follow us on social media to be the first to know about upcoming deals.

Tip: Spring and fall are our busiest seasons. Booking during slower months (January-February, July-August) often means more flexible scheduling and faster availability.

First-Time Customer & Referral Offers

New customers can ask about our introductory offers when calling for a quote. We also offer a $25 referral bonus -- when you refer a friend who books a cleaning, you both save $25 on your next service.

Tip: Mention that you are a first-time customer when you call (425) 287-3619 and ask about current offers. We also serve the Bellevue area and beyond.

Maximum Savings Strategy

The smartest Seattle customers combine multiple discounts: they clean all their upholstered pieces in a single visit (multi-piece discount), sign up for recurring service (recurring discount), and add fabric protector to extend the time between cleanings. A household with a sofa, loveseat, and two chairs can save $80-$120 per year compared to cleaning pieces individually at full price.

DIY vs. Professional Upholstery Cleaning: True Cost Comparison

On the surface, DIY cleaning looks cheaper. But when you factor in the real costs -- equipment rental, products, your time, and the risk of damage -- the picture changes significantly. Here is an honest, line-by-line comparison.

DIY versus professional upholstery cleaning cost comparison for Seattle homeowners

Cost Factor	Professional Cleaning	DIY Cleaning
Equipment	Included in price. Commercial-grade extraction machines ($5,000-$15,000 value)	Rental machine: $40-$80/day. Consumer purchase: $150-$400 for basic units
Cleaning Products	Included in price. Professional-grade, fabric-specific solutions	$15-$40 for store-bought products (may not be appropriate for your fabric type)
Pre-Treatment Solutions	Included in price. Multiple professional spotters and enzyme treatments	$10-$25 per product (you may need 2-3 different types)
Your Time	1-2 hours (you relax while we work)	4-8 hours including rental pickup, cleaning, waiting for drying, and rental return
Value of Your Time	$0 (your time is free)	$100-$300+ (at Seattle median wage of ~$40/hour for 4-8 hours)
Cleaning Effectiveness	95%+ soil and allergen removal with commercial extraction	30-50% soil removal typical. Surface cleaning only with consumer equipment
Risk of Damage	Near zero. Insured, fabric-tested, trained technicians	Significant risk: shrinkage, water marks, color bleeding, overwetting, mildew growth
Cost if Damage Occurs	Covered by our insurance. Zero cost to you	$500-$3,000+ for cushion replacement, re-upholstering, or furniture replacement
Drying Time	2-4 hours (professional extraction removes 95% of moisture)	6-24+ hours. Overwetting is extremely common with rental machines
Guarantee	100% satisfaction guarantee. Free re-cleaning if not satisfied	No guarantee. You assume all risk
True Total Cost	$120 - $180 (all-inclusive, guaranteed results)	$165 - $545+ (products + rental + time + risk)

"I spent $75 on a rental machine and $30 on cleaning products to do my linen sofa myself. Three hours later, I had visible water rings on every cushion and the fabric had shrunk so the covers would not zip shut. I ended up calling Fresh Furnish Cleaners to fix it, and even their professional treatment could only reduce the water marks by about 70%. The shrinkage was permanent. Lesson learned: that $150 professional cleaning I was trying to avoid would have saved me $105 in rental costs and a ruined sofa."

A cautionary tale from a Wallingford homeowner

When DIY Makes Sense

We are not saying DIY is always wrong. If you have a durable synthetic fabric sofa with light soiling and no stains, a good consumer upholstery cleaner and some elbow grease can maintain it between professional visits. But for deep cleaning, stain removal, delicate fabrics, or any situation where real results matter, professional cleaning delivers dramatically better outcomes at a comparable or lower true cost. For ongoing maintenance tips, see our guide on maintaining upholstery between professional cleanings.

Red Flags: How to Spot Overpriced or Bait-and-Switch Cleaning Services

The upholstery cleaning industry, unfortunately, has its share of companies that use deceptive pricing tactics. As a company that prides itself on transparent pricing, we want you to know what to watch out for -- whether you choose us or another provider.

Warning Signs to Watch For

"$29.99 whole sofa cleaning!" ads: If the price seems too good to be true, it is. These companies typically show up, declare your sofa "heavily soiled" (regardless of condition), and push expensive add-ons that triple the quoted price
No price until they arrive: Legitimate companies can give you a reasonable estimate over the phone based on furniture type, size, and condition description. Companies that refuse to quote until they are in your home often use high-pressure tactics
Per-room pricing for upholstery: This model makes no sense for furniture cleaning. A "room" could have one chair or ten pieces. Per-piece pricing is the industry standard
Charging extra for pre-treatment: Pre-treatment is a standard part of professional upholstery cleaning. Companies that quote a low base price and then add $15-$30 per stain for "pre-treatment" are padding the bill
No written quote or invoice: Always get pricing in writing before work begins. Verbal quotes that change after the job is done are a common complaint

Signs of a Reputable Company

Transparent pricing published online: Companies confident in their pricing are not afraid to publish it. You should be able to get a ballpark estimate before picking up the phone
Phone estimates that hold: A reputable company will ask about your furniture type, fabric, size, and condition, then give you a quote range that holds unless the on-site inspection reveals something significantly different
All-inclusive base price: The quoted price should include inspection, vacuuming, pre-treatment, cleaning, and basic deodorizing. Add-ons like fabric protector or sanitization should be clearly optional
IICRC certification: The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning, and Restoration Certification is the industry standard for training and competency
Licensed, insured, and bonded: Verify that the company carries liability insurance and worker's compensation. This protects you if anything goes wrong
Clear satisfaction guarantee: Reputable companies stand behind their work with a written guarantee
Verifiable reviews: Check Google, Yelp, and the BBB for consistent positive reviews that mention specific experiences, not generic praise

Our Transparent Pricing Commitment

At Fresh Furnish Cleaners, the quote you receive is the price you pay. Period. We do not use bait-and-switch tactics, we do not charge for pre-treatment as an add-on, and we do not pressure you into services you do not need. If our on-site inspection reveals that the job will cost more than quoted (which is rare), we discuss it with you and get your approval before proceeding. You can always say no and pay nothing. That is our commitment to Seattle homeowners.

When Premium Pricing Is Worth It

Not every upholstery cleaning job is the same, and sometimes paying more is not just justified -- it is essential. Here are the situations where investing in premium-level cleaning protects your furniture and your wallet in the long run.

When premium upholstery cleaning pricing is worth the investment in Seattle

Antique & Heirloom Furniture

Antique upholstery is often irreplaceable. The fabric may be original, the construction methods unique, and the sentimental value immeasurable. Cutting corners on cleaning an antique piece is false economy.

Fabric may be fragile, aged, or no longer manufactured
Construction methods differ from modern furniture
Dyes may be natural and less colorfast than modern synthetics
Incorrect cleaning can destroy decades of patina

Expect to pay: 20-40% above standard rates for antique pieces. The extra cost covers extended testing, gentler methods, and the expertise required to clean without damage.

Delicate & Luxury Fabrics

Silk, velvet, chenille, and designer performance fabrics demand specialized care. The cleaning methods, products, and techniques differ significantly from standard upholstery cleaning.

Silk requires dry cleaning methods only -- water causes permanent damage
Velvet needs directional brushing to prevent crushing and matting
Designer fabrics may have specific manufacturer cleaning requirements
Leather furniture needs pH-balanced cleaners and conditioning treatments

Expect to pay: 15-35% above standard rates. Your $3,000-$10,000 luxury sofa deserves the specialized care that protects your investment.

Severe Contamination

Some situations go beyond standard cleaning. Heavy pet contamination, smoke damage, flood exposure, or biological contamination require extended treatment protocols to fully remediate.

Pet urine that has soaked through to the padding requires enzyme soak treatment
Cigarette smoke embeds into fabric fibers and padding at a molecular level
Water or flood damage may require antimicrobial treatment to prevent mold
Biological contamination (illness, blood) requires sanitization protocol

Expect to pay: 25-50% above standard rates. However, this is still a fraction of the cost of replacing furniture ($500-$5,000+). For commercial properties, contamination remediation is often required by health regulations.

Bottom line: Premium pricing is worth it whenever the cost of improper cleaning would exceed the cost of proper cleaning. A $200 professional cleaning that saves a $2,000 sofa is a 10:1 return on investment. A $120 budget cleaning that damages a $2,000 sofa is a $2,120 loss.

Getting an Accurate Quote: What to Tell Us (and What to Measure)

Want to get the most accurate phone or email quote possible? Here is exactly what information helps us give you a precise estimate -- so there are no surprises when our technician arrives.

What to Tell Us When You Call

Type of furniture: Sofa, loveseat, sectional, chair, recliner, dining chairs, etc.
Number of pieces: How many items need cleaning?
Approximate size: 2-seat, 3-seat, L-shaped? How long is it approximately?
Fabric type: Microfiber, cotton, linen, velvet, leather, polyester? Check the tag under your cushions for the cleaning code (W, S, S/W, or X)
Overall condition: Lightly used, moderately soiled, heavily soiled?
Specific stains: Any problem areas? What type of stains (food, pet, ink, wine)?
Pets in the home: Dogs, cats, or other animals?
Add-ons of interest: Fabric protector, sanitization, pet treatment?
Your location: City or neighborhood for scheduling purposes

How to Measure Your Furniture

You do not need precise measurements, but approximate dimensions help us give a more accurate quote:

Length: Measure from arm to arm (or end to end for sectionals)
Number of seat cushions: Count the individual seat cushions
For sectionals: Measure each section of the L or U shape separately
For dining chairs: Just tell us the total count

Quick sizing guide:

Loveseat: 2 cushions, under 5 feet
Standard sofa: 3 cushions, 6-8 feet
Large sofa: 4+ cushions, 8+ feet
Sectional: Measure each section and give us the overall L or U shape dimensions

Pro tip: Sending a photo of your furniture to info@ovencarpetcleaning.com along with your description often helps us give the most accurate quote.

Ready for your free quote? Call (425) 287-3619 or email info@ovencarpetcleaning.com. Most quotes take less than 5 minutes over the phone. We serve all of Seattle, Bellevue, and the surrounding metro area.

Frequently Asked Questions About Upholstery Cleaning Costs

Because every piece of furniture is different. A lightly used polyester loveseat is a fundamentally different job from a heavily soiled velvet sectional. The price range reflects differences in furniture size, fabric type, soiling level, stain severity, and any add-on treatments requested. We provide an exact quote after learning about your specific situation -- the range just gives you a realistic expectation before you call. In our experience across 15,000+ jobs, most standard sofas fall in the $140-$160 range -- right in the middle.

We primarily use per-piece pricing because it is the most transparent and predictable for customers. You know exactly what you will pay before we start. Some companies use per-square-foot pricing (typically $3-$7 per square foot), which can lead to confusion and higher-than-expected bills. Per-hour pricing ($50-$100/hour) can also be unpredictable since you will not know the final cost until the job is done. Our per-piece pricing includes all standard services and is confirmed before any work begins.

We have a minimum service charge of $75 for single small items (such as one dining chair). This covers our travel time, equipment setup, and the overhead of dispatching a technician. For most customers cleaning a sofa or multiple pieces, this minimum is never an issue since the cleaning cost exceeds it. There are no separate trip fees for locations within King and Snohomish counties.

In rare cases, the on-site inspection may reveal something not discussed during the phone consultation -- such as a fabric type different from what was described, hidden staining, or damage that changes the cleaning approach. If the price needs to adjust, we explain exactly why and get your written approval before proceeding. You always have the option to decline and pay nothing. In our experience, the phone estimate holds approximately 95% of the time.

Standard stain pre-treatment is included in every cleaning at no extra charge. This covers most common stains: food and beverage spills, body oils, general soiling, and light pet stains. Specialty stain treatment ($15-$30 per stain) applies only to unusually stubborn stains like permanent ink, paint, dye transfer, or old stains that have been heat-set by previous cleaning attempts. We always tell you upfront if a specialty treatment is needed and let you decide whether to proceed.

We accept all major credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover), cash, checks, and digital payments including Apple Pay and Google Pay. Payment is collected after the job is complete and you have inspected the results. We never require upfront payment or deposits for residential upholstery cleaning.

Our prices are typically 10-20% below the Seattle metro average for comparable full-service upholstery cleaning. We achieve this through efficient scheduling, bulk product purchasing, and investment in commercial-grade equipment that speeds up the cleaning process. However, we encourage you to compare not just price but what is included. Our base price covers inspection, vacuuming, pre-treatment, deep cleaning, and deodorizing -- services that many competitors charge extra for. An apples-to-apples comparison often shows our all-inclusive price to be significantly lower than competitors who appear cheaper at first glance.

We expect prices across the Seattle market to remain relatively stable through 2026, with possible modest increases of 3-5% driven by rising labor costs and product prices. Our current pricing reflected on this page is accurate as of February 2026 and we aim to hold these rates throughout the year. Signing up for a recurring service plan locks in your current rate and protects you from any mid-year price adjustments. For the most current pricing, call (425) 287-3619 or visit our contact page.

What Seattle Customers Say About Our Pricing and Value

Do not just take our word for it. Here is what real Seattle-area customers have to say about our pricing, transparency, and the value they received.

"I called three companies for quotes. Two of them gave me vague answers and said they would need to 'see it first.' Fresh Furnish Cleaners asked me specific questions over the phone -- fabric type, size, condition, stains -- and gave me an exact quote of $155 for my sofa. When the technician arrived, he confirmed the quote on the spot. No surprises, no upselling, no games. The cleaning was excellent and I paid exactly what I was quoted. Refreshing honesty."

Rachel M.
Capitol Hill, Seattle

"We had our sofa, loveseat, and four dining chairs cleaned in one visit. The multi-piece discount saved us about $45 compared to what other companies quoted for the same number of pieces. The quality was outstanding -- our 5-year-old microfiber sectional looks brand new. The technician also gave us maintenance tips that will help us go longer between professional cleanings. Great value all around."

Tom & Linda K.
Redmond, WA

"I was quoted $89 by another company for my sofa. When the guy showed up, he told me it would actually be $189 because of 'heavy soiling' and that pre-treatment was extra. I sent him away and called Fresh Furnish Cleaners instead. They quoted me $145 over the phone, confirmed it on arrival, did an incredible job including pre-treatment of multiple stains, and charged me exactly $145. Lesson learned: the cheapest quote is not always the cheapest job."

Mike D.
Kirkland, WA

"I manage three furnished Airbnb properties in Seattle and need reliable, fairly-priced upholstery cleaning between guests. I have been using this company for over two years now. Their pricing is consistent, their recurring service discount saves me real money over the course of a year, and the turnaround time is fast enough to fit between guest checkouts and check-ins. For anyone managing rental properties, this is the company to call."

Sarah W.
Ballard, Seattle