Controlled fabric-surface cleaning
Refresh suitable mattresses by removing surface soil, body oils, spots, and residue with a careful, fabric-aware cleaning process.
Personally handled by TonyA better cleaning experience
Mattresses gradually collect body oils, perspiration residue, dust, and everyday spots. Tony evaluates the fabric, construction, condition, and staining first, then uses controlled moisture and professional extraction where the mattress is a good candidate for cleaning.
Mattress cleaning is surface cleaning—not medical sterilization and not a remedy for mold, bed bugs, or internal contamination. Tony uses the same careful judgment required for upholstery: appropriate chemistry, controlled moisture, thorough recovery, and realistic expectations for permanent stains or material damage.
What is included
How it works
Tony checks the ticking fabric, construction, stains, odors, condition, and any reason the mattress may not be a suitable cleaning candidate.
Appropriate areas are treated and rinsed with controlled moisture using a professional upholstery extraction tool.
Additional recovery passes help remove moisture, and Tony explains airflow and when the mattress should be ready to use again.
No. Professional surface cleaning can remove soil and residue from suitable materials, but it is not medical sterilization and should not be described as making a mattress germ-free.
No. Many spots can improve, but age, stain chemistry, prior products, fabric damage, and discoloration can limit the final result. Tony will set realistic expectations before cleaning.
Drying depends on construction, humidity, airflow, and how much treatment was needed. Keep sheets off and maintain airflow until the mattress is completely dry; Tony will provide guidance at the appointment.
No. Bed bugs require a licensed pest-control professional, and suspected mold or internal contamination should be evaluated by the appropriate specialist.
Ready when you are
Tell Tony your city, the service you need, and what you would like cleaned.