Confirm the Item Price and Agreed Work
Our upholstery price page lists dining chairs, recliners, sofas and several sectional sizes. Use those amounts to plan your request, then ask which category fits each piece and whether stain or odor work changes the total. Confirm whether backs, arms, loose cushions and footrests are included.
We can confirm item count, eligible fabric, scope and price before work starts. If a protector is offered, ask whether it fits the care label and what it adds. List the exact parts needing care instead of asking for a room price.
Dayton Upholstery Cleaning Questions
Give us the furniture count and care details so we can discuss a suitable service and an item-based quote.
Yes. List the number of chairs and show the front, back and marked seats. Ask which published item price applies and what work is included for each chair.
Check beneath a cushion or under the frame. Photograph the full label if present. If none remains, tell us before any product is chosen.
X generally calls for vacuuming or light brushing without water or solvent. Share the maker’s label and ask what service, if any, suits that item.
Do not decide from the zipper alone. Check the maker’s instructions; removable covers can shrink or change color when washed separately.
The cause may be residue, dye change, browning, fading or wear. We need to assess fabric and history before describing a likely result.
Describe where the accident reached and whether the odor returns when dry. We can discuss what is reachable; surface cleaning alone may not resolve odor in filling.
Ask after material and cleaning choice are confirmed. Drying depends on fabric, filling and room conditions, so one time does not fit every piece.
