Sofa cleaning in Haringey with Monster Cleaning costs £57 for a two-seater, and every visit has a £67 minimum, so a two-seater booked on its own comes to £67. We clean fabric only, never leather. A cleaned sofa needs 12 to 24 hours to dry. The booking form at the top of this page takes each piece and shows the total as you add it.
Last updated November 2026.
Upholstery cleaning in Haringey is done by our London teams, from the new blocks of Tottenham to the converted houses of Crouch End. Once you send the pieces, the office rings within the hour (8am to 7pm) to fix the date.
What each piece costs
| Piece | Price |
|---|---|
| Two-seater sofa | £57 |
| Each further seat three-seater £83, four-seater £109 | £26 |
| Armchair | £33 |
| Dining chair | £13 |
| Office chair | £11 |
| Mattress, single or double | £35 |
| Curtains, per drop | £35 short, £42 long |
| Fabric protection | £13 a seat |
Upholstery cleaning
from £67
A visit, priced piece by piece, agreed before we start.
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Pieces add up straight from the list, so a three-seater with an armchair is £116, and pre-treating the marks is part of every clean. A corner sofa, a recliner, a headboard or a king-size mattress is priced over the phone. Carpets can join the visit: £43 a living room, £36 a bedroom, with the rest on carpet cleaning in Haringey.
Tenants moving out pay less when the sofa goes on the same booking as an end of tenancy clean in Haringey: £51 for a two-seater, £23 a further seat, £29 a mattress. Other services are on our price list.
The fabric check and the clean
Reading the care label
- W Water-based clean
- WS Water or solvent
- S Solvent only: checked on the day
- X Vacuum only
First comes the care label. W and WS both allow a water-based clean, and X allows neither, so an X piece gets a vacuum only. S means solvent only, and because our clean uses water, an S label does not mean the piece will be done: the technician checks it on the day and tells you before anything starts whether it can be cleaned. A hidden patch is colour-tested first; our care-label symbols guide explains every code.
Cushions come off for a thorough vacuum, then a pre-spray suited to the fibre and the marks sits for about ten minutes. Hot water extraction, what people call steam cleaning, follows: a small wand rinses the fabric and draws the water back out on the same pass. Arms and headrests get extra time, then the pile is brushed and the cushions go back. Our upholstery cleaning overview has the detail. Leather is outside what we do, real or faux, as are part-leather sofas and antiques stuffed with horsehair or hessian; take leather to a leather specialist.
Upholstery cleaning in Tottenham
A Tottenham visit is often a flat in one of the newer blocks around Tottenham Hale, where hundreds of new council homes have gone up or are under way, or a terraced house on the streets around White Hart Lane. For a block, the office needs the floor, the block name and whether a lift serves it, because the technician brings the machine up to the sofa. For a terrace, a clear hall makes carrying the kit in quicker.
Match days change the plan. On Tottenham Hotspur Stadium event days the council adds parking controls in the zones round the ground and closes the northern stretch of the High Road from two hours before the start, and some nearby streets are controlled only on those days. For an address near the stadium, choose a date with no fixture.
Edmonton, over the boundary, is covered on upholstery cleaning in Enfield; Walthamstow, across the River Lea, comes under upholstery cleaning in Waltham Forest.
How long the sofa takes to dry
Fabric sofas and mattresses need 12 to 24 hours to dry, and nobody should sit or lie on them before then. Feather fillings and thick cushions are the slowest. A morning slot and an open window both help. When the only bed is the one being cleaned, plan somewhere else to sleep that night.
Stains, pet hair and accidents
We pre-treat each mark, yet no one can promise a stain disappears entirely. The technician points out first which are likely to shift, and a photo at booking helps. A recent coffee, tea or wine spill normally comes up, as does food, grease, make-up or sweat on arms and headrests. Ink, curry, turmeric and older wine or coffee usually fade without vanishing. Bleach and colour loss are permanent: the dye is gone.
Urine soaked into foam can be reduced, although sometimes the foam has to be replaced. Extraction reaches further into the weave for pet hair and dander than a home vacuum. For spills between visits, see how to clean a sofa.
Sofa cleaning in Wood Green and Hornsey
Central Wood Green sits in the Inner Zone, controlled from 8am to 10pm every day, so a van there needs a paid bay for the whole visit. On the Noel Park estate the houses are small cottage-style terraces, and the front rooms are compact: clearing a metre round the sofa may mean carrying the coffee table into the hall before the technician arrives.
Most homes in Hornsey ward are flats, some in purpose-built blocks and some in houses divided up, so tell the office the floor and whether there is a lift. Zone hours change from street to street there, from a short weekday spell to a full working day, so say where the van can pull in.
Mattresses and curtains
Mattresses get a vacuum, then a pre-treatment on sweat and other marks, then a low-moisture clean. A single plus a double comes to £70; king-size is priced by phone. Curtains are priced per drop, a drop being one panel from rail to hem, so four long drops cost £168. The technician checks each curtain on the day to see whether it can be cleaned where it hangs, and you hear before any work starts. Heavily soiled or delicate ones have to come down and be cleaned elsewhere.
Who does the cleaning
Haringey jobs go to our London teams, who also do carpets, so a sofa and a hall carpet can be one appointment. Each technician is interviewed in person, insured and trained on our 57-point checklist before working on their own. The office in Feltham takes the bookings, and Haringey is one of the boroughs on our upholstery cleaning in London page.
Booking a visit
Booking takes three steps
- Your postcode and the property. The form gives the price.
- A date that suits you. Seven days a week.
- We confirm it with you by phone or WhatsApp.
0333 555 2076 · 8am to 7pm
The form is the quickest route: pick “Upholstery” and list the pieces to see the price, then the office calls back to agree the day. Or phone 0333 555 2076 or message on WhatsApp, 8am to 7pm daily. Describe the seats, the cover fabric, any pets and the marks that annoy you, and you are quoted on the call.
Booking a few days ahead is normally enough; a visit today or tomorrow depends on a technician already being nearby. Leave a metre or so of clear floor round each piece and roll back any rug that sits under the sofa. Cancelling or moving the visit with less than 48 hours’ notice carries a £50 fee.
Where the van parks
Haringey’s zones keep their own hours, and on-street parking is sold at three council tariffs, £1.60, £2.60 and £4.10 an hour depending on demand, with 30% more for diesel vehicles. The van’s parking is added at cost as its own line in the form, never more than £40 a visit, and you see it before you confirm.
If the van can use your drive or a free bay, tick “we have free parking for the van” and nothing is added for parking. Either way, the office needs your floor, whether a lift serves it and where the van could pull up.
Crouch End, Muswell Hill and Highgate
Many Crouch End homes are flats in converted Victorian houses, which usually means a staircase and no lift. The technician carries the machine and products up, so a clear landing helps. Both Crouch End zones are controlled for only a short spell on weekdays; mention yours when you book.
The centre of Muswell Hill is Edwardian parades with flats above the shops. For one of those, say where the street door is and which floor you are on. The main Muswell Hill zone is controlled from 11am to 1pm every day, weekends included.
Highgate is split: the boundary with Camden runs down the middle of Highgate High Street, and Barnet starts at the western edge of the conservation area. Our London teams work either side; see upholstery cleaning in Camden and upholstery cleaning in Barnet. On the Haringey side, the flats above the Archway Road shops are reached by stairs, while the avenues of large detached houses are a different visit: where a drive takes the van, tick the free-parking box.
Frequently asked questions
What does a sofa clean cost in Haringey?
£57 for a two-seater. A three-seater is £83 and a four-seater £109, because each seat after the first two adds £26.
Do you have a minimum charge in Haringey?
Each visit is at least £67, so a two-seater alone is billed at £67.
When can I use the sofa again?
After 12 to 24 hours, once it is fully dry.
Do you clean leather sofas in Haringey?
No. Leather, faux leather and part-leather pieces are not cleaned; we do fabric upholstery only.
Will every stain lift?
Not always. Each mark is pre-treated, and the technician tells you before starting which are likely to shift.
How does parking work for a visit in Tottenham or Wood Green?
The van’s parking is added at cost as its own line in the form, never more than £40 a visit, and you see it before you confirm. Near the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, pick a day without an event, when extra controls and road closures apply.
Can you clean a sofa in a Crouch End or Muswell Hill flat with no lift?
Yes. The technician carries the machine and products up the stairs.
How far ahead should I book?
A few days is normally enough. Book through the form on this page or phone 0333 555 2076, 8am to 7pm; cancelling or moving the date with less than 48 hours’ notice costs £50.
Are your technicians vetted and insured?
Yes. Each one is interviewed in person, insured and trained on our 57-point checklist before working alone.
Is there a re-clean guarantee on upholstery?
No. Only end of tenancy cleans come with the 48-hour re-clean, and even there carpets and upholstery are excluded.
