A stair carpet in a four-storey Georgian house off Hope Street is one of the hardest things to clean in this city, and it is the job we are booked for most in Liverpool. We clean carpets right across the city with hot-water extraction, the deep-rinse method, working from our southwest London base as Monster Cleaning Ltd since 2014.
Monster Cleaning provides carpet cleaning in Liverpool from £36 a room, with hot-water extraction across the city centre and Georgian Quarter and a re-clean guarantee.
Last updated April 2026. The prices below are the full rates we quote in Liverpool, the same figures you pay on the day, with no bait-and-switch off an inflated number.
Liverpool carpet cleaning prices
Here is the full list, with nothing kept back for the phone call. A bedroom is £36. A living room is £43. A through-lounge, the knocked-through front-to-back room you find in a lot of the older Liverpool terraces, is £61, because it is really two rooms of carpet under one ceiling. A single flight of stairs is £41. A rug up to 2m2 is £35, and a rug over 2m2 is £51. Want the whole carpeted area of a standard two-bed done in one visit? That is £115.
No call-out fee. No surprises on the doorstep.
The £115 figure is the one most tenants and landlords ask about, so to be clear: it covers the carpeted rooms in an ordinary two-bed flat, not a five-bed house being passed off as one. If your place is larger or the layout is odd, we price it room by room off the list above, and the total you get on the phone is the total you pay.
We are straight about that Trustpilot score. It sits at 3.1 out of 5 across 128 reviews, and we would rather show you the real number than hide it. The carpet work is where we do our best, and the re-clean guarantee is there precisely so a rare off-day gets put right.
Why soft water matters for your carpet here
Liverpool tap water is soft. That is not marketing, it is the supply: United Utilities pipes most of the North West’s water down from upland reservoirs, including Lake Vyrnwy over the Welsh border, and that water never runs through chalk or limestone, so it carries very little dissolved mineral. For a carpet, soft water is a quiet advantage that landlords in hard-water parts of the country simply do not get.
Soft water rinses the pile clean and leaves nothing chalky behind.
Here is what it means in practice. Soft water lets the cleaning solution lather and lift dirt with less product, and when we rinse, there is no chalky mineral left sitting in the fibres. Carpets cleaned in soft-water cities come up brighter and dry without that stiff, crunchy feel you sometimes get where the water is hard. It also means our extraction machine is not fighting limescale, so the rinse is cleaner from the first pass.
Soft water dries faster too.
The carpets we clean around the city
Most of our Liverpool carpet work falls into two camps, and they could not be more different. On one side there are the warehouse conversions and new-build flats around the Baltic Triangle and Ropewalks, off streets like Jamaica Street, where tenants are young professionals and the carpets are usually a hard-wearing synthetic that takes a strong clean. On the other there are the tall Georgian houses of the Georgian Quarter, around Rodney Street, Canning Street and Falkner Street, where the carpets are often wool or wool-mix and the stairs run up three or four storeys.
The Georgian stairs are the real test. A house on Huskisson Street can have four flights between the basement kitchen and the top bedroom, and a stair carpet wears faster than anything else in the building because every person in the flat uses it a dozen times a day. We carry the hose up to the carpet rather than hauling the machine, so nothing bangs the original spindles or the plasterwork.
We also clean plenty of ordinary family carpets out in the suburbs, the bog-standard living-room-and-three-bedrooms job, and we treat that with the same care as a posh townhouse. A carpet is a carpet. It either gets a proper rinse or it does not.
The hot-water extraction method, plainly
Hot-water extraction is the method the trade trusts for a deep clean, and it is what we use on nearly every Liverpool job. Hot water mixed with a cleaning solution is pushed into the carpet pile under pressure, which loosens the dirt that has worked its way down to the base of the fibres. Then a powerful vacuum pulls that water and the loosened grime straight back out in the same stroke.
The carpet gets a genuine rinse, not just a wet wipe over the top.
The point people miss is that it rinses. A cheap machine hired off the high street wets the surface, leaves the carpet sodden for a day or two, and as it dries it wicks the dirt back up to the top where you can see it again. Our gear extracts hard, so the carpet comes out damp rather than soaked, and because Liverpool water is soft there is no mineral left behind to dull the pile. That is why the carpet looks better a week later, not just on the day.
Booking, parking and getting to you in L1
Booking is simple. Ring 0333 555 2076 or email [email protected] with your postcode and a quick list of the rooms you want done, and we will give you the total there and then off the price list. No survey visit, no quote that creeps up later.
Parking is the one thing worth sorting in advance, because the city centre is tight. Around L1, the Georgian Quarter and the Baltic Triangle the kerbs are metered or permit-only, so we will arrange a bay or a visitor permit with you before the day rather than driving round in circles with the meter of your time running. If you are near the centre and do not drive yourself, it makes no difference to us, plenty of our customers reach their own flats on Merseyrail through Liverpool Central or Moorfields and never touch a car.
We give you a window, not a vague all-day wait, and we ring when we are close.
Who we are and the guarantee
We are Monster Cleaning Ltd, Companies House number 9919639, and we have been cleaning since 2014 from our base at 255 Upper Richmond Road West, SW14 8QS. We are a cleaning firm first and last. We do not subcontract the carpet work to whoever is free, and the person who turns up knows how to set a machine for wool versus synthetic without guessing.
The guarantee is straightforward. If a patch dries and it is not right, tell us within the guarantee window and we come back and re-clean that area at no extra cost. That is the whole promise, and it is the reason we would rather quote you the honest price up front than win the job on a number we cannot stand behind.
Carpet cleaning sits alongside the rest of what we do in the city. If you are moving out, our end of tenancy cleaning in Liverpool page covers the full move-out clean, and a fresh carpet is often what tips a deposit back your way. We also handle oven cleaning in Liverpool and regular domestic cleaning in Liverpool across the same streets, and you can read more about the method on our main carpet cleaning service overview.
Frequently asked questions
How much is carpet cleaning in Liverpool?
A bedroom is £36 and a living room is £43. A through-lounge is £61, a single flight of stairs is £41, a rug up to 2m2 is £35 and a larger rug is £51. The whole carpeted area of a typical two-bed is £115.
Do you clean carpets in the city centre and the Georgian Quarter?
Yes. We cover L1 and the wider city, from the warehouse flats around the Baltic Triangle and Ropewalks to the Georgian terraces off Hope Street and Rodney Street. Stairs and landings in those tall Georgian houses are our most-booked Liverpool job.
What method do you use?
Hot-water extraction, sometimes called steam cleaning. Hot water and solution go into the pile under pressure, then a strong vacuum pulls the dirt and most of the moisture straight back out. It rinses the fibres rather than just wetting the surface, so the carpet is left damp, not soaked.
How long does a carpet take to dry?
A few hours for most rooms, not days. Liverpool tap water is soft, which helps, and our machine extracts hard so very little water is left behind. Open a window or put the heating on low and a bedroom is usually walkable the same afternoon and fully dry by the next morning.
Does Liverpool’s soft water make a difference to the clean?
It does, more than people expect. United Utilities draws the supply from upland reservoirs like Lake Vyrnwy, so the water is soft and low in minerals. Soft water lifts detergent better and leaves no chalky residue in the pile, so carpets here rinse cleaner and dry without that crunchy feel.
Can you get rid of old stains and pet smells?
Often, yes, though we will not promise miracles on a stain that has been dyed in for years. Red wine, coffee, mud and most food come up well. For pet odours we treat the spot and rinse it through, which deals with the smell at carpet level rather than masking it with perfume.
Do you move the furniture?
We shift the light stuff, sofas, chairs and small tables, and clean underneath, then put it back on protectors so damp legs do not mark the pile. We leave wardrobes, beds and anything heavy or full where they are. Tell us when you book if a room needs clearing first.
Is it safe for wool and natural carpets?
Yes. Plenty of the Georgian flats off Canning Street have wool or wool-mix carpets, and we set the heat and solution to suit the fibre. Wool needs a gentler touch than synthetic, so we test a hidden corner first and adjust before we clean the whole room.
Can you clean a stair carpet in a tall Georgian house?
That is one of our most common Liverpool calls. The townhouses around Falkner Street and Huskisson Street run three or four storeys, so the stairs take a real beating. A single flight is £41, and we carry the hose up rather than dragging the machine, so nothing knocks the spindles.
Do you do end of tenancy carpet cleaning for landlords and agents?
Regularly. A clean carpet is often the difference between a returned deposit and a deduction. We can clean the carpets as a standalone job or alongside a full move-out, and we hand over a receipt that shows what was done if an agent or inventory clerk asks for proof.
How do I book and where do you park?
Ring 0333 555 2076 or email [email protected] with your postcode and the rooms you want done. Parking in L1 is metered and tight, so we will sort a bay or a permit with you beforehand rather than circling the block while the clock runs.
What if I am not happy with a patch?
We back the work with a re-clean guarantee. If a patch has dried and it is not right, tell us within the guarantee window and we come back and do that area again at no extra cost. We would rather return once than leave you looking at a mark you paid to remove.