Upholstery Cleaning

Cleaning upholstery is much more challenging than cleaning carpet. First, most upholstery is far more delicate than carpet. Second, the manufacture of upholstery fabric is far more varied than carpet.

More than 80% of all carpets are manufactured from 2 synthetic fibers. Meanwhile, upholstery fabric is manufactured from dozens of different materials and blends. Each of these materials reacts differently to water, heat, and cleaners.

That is why it is critical to hire a trained professional to care for your fine furniture. Rainbow Restoration^® technicians are experts at identifying cleaning challenges and choosing the right strategy to clean even your most delicate upholstery fabrics.

Whatever the fabric, you can trust your furniture to Rainbow Restoration. Give us a call to arrange for a free in-home estimate.

Upholstery Cleaning

- Rainbow Restoration inspects the furniture for any cleaning challenges. These might include frayed fabric, loose buttons, or fabrics likely to bleed.
- We test the fabric to determine from what material it is made.
- We dry vacuum the upholstery. This is the best way to eliminate the dry soil on the fabric.
- We test the fabric with the cleaning agent we plan to use.
- We cleaned the upholstery based on the information we gathered during steps 1, 2, and 4.
- We quickly dry the upholstery using air movers (fans designed for upholstery drying). Most upholstery bleeds while they are drying. So we want to make this step as short as possible.
- Dry Clean using a solvent.
- Dry /Wet/Dry clean. In this process a dry solvent is applied to the fabric, the unit is then cleaned using a hot water extraction process and then a protective solvent is applied. Shampoo.
- Hot water extraction.

Residential and Commercial Services

From water damage restoration, fire damage restoration, mold removal, to specialty cleaning services, we have the expertise property owners can trust for complete restoration and cleaning after a disaster or emergency.

Water Damage Restoration

Restore properties after significant water damage from natural disasters or plumbing issues.
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Smoke and Fire Damage Restoration

Remediation of structural fire damage, soot, and smoke stains to fully restore a property.
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Mold Removal

Safeguard the health of occupants by eliminating potential health hazards and prevent further damage.
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Full-Service Reconstruction

Restore lives and rebuild properties after damaging events such as a fire, flood, or severe weather.
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Customer Reviews

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I always recommend Matt at Rainbow. I've received multiple compliments from my insured's letting me know what a great job they have done, and how quickly they were able to get the job done. I highly recommend this company to anyone looking for a fast, honest, & reliable restoration contractor.

Tara S.
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I highly recommend Rainbow Restoration! They did an excellent job and were able to fit us in right after I called and their rates were by far the best I found. They take great pride in their work and that was apparent on the job they did.

Julie
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I just want to thank Mr. Al Watson, General Manager, and his crew for all their hard work they are doing at this present time to get my parents house back in good condition after our house fire we had.

Kevin J.
5/5
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