Carpet cleaning in Putney
We are a cleaning firm in Putney. Carpet cleaning is the bulk of what we do.
- Evenings and weekends at no extra charge
- If it is not clean when we leave, we come back
- Our own machines and materials, so there is nothing for you to supply
- Priced per room, agreed before we start
Rather talk? Ring 020 8077 4252, seven days.
What we get called out for
Rooms and hallways
Hot water extraction, walk-on dry in a couple of hours. Traffic lanes are the usual reason we are rung.
Stairs and landings
The hardest-worked carpet in the house, done tread by tread with a hand tool.
Rugs
Cleaned flat on a groundsheet, dyes tested first. Delicate fibres get a low-moisture clean.
Sofas and chairs
Upholstery tool at lower pressure, fabric code checked before anything gets wet.
Prices
Priced per room, agreed on the phone and not changed on the doorstep. A bedroom is £36, a living room £43. Rugs, sofas and mattresses can join the same visit, because the machine is already in the house.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Bedroom | £36 |
| Living room | £43 |
| Through lounge | £61 |
| Stairs, per flight | £41 |
| Rug up to 2m² | £35 |
| Rug over 2m² | £51 |
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Two-seater sofa | £57 |
| Armchair | £33 |
| Mattress | £35 |
| Dining chair | £13 |
| Curtains, short drop | £35 |
| Curtains, long drop | £42 |
The minimum charge on one off work is £67, so a single bedroom carpet on its own is priced at the minimum. Two rooms and a flight of stairs is the commonest booking we take, at £120.
Working in Putney
West Putney and the roads off Upper Richmond Road are solid London stock-brick Victorian and Edwardian terraces, an unusually high share of which were long ago split into upper and lower conversion flats. Putney Hill and the approach to Putney Heath carry substantial 1930s mansion blocks such as Fairacres and Dryburgh Mansions, set in communal gardens and still run by porters and residents' committees. Along the Embankment and at Putney Wharf there is a newer band of riverside apartments, and the Roehampton edge brings in the Alton and Ashburton estates.
Boat Race weekend in late March or early April shuts the Embankment and the bridge approaches, so we keep that Saturday clear of riverside jobs entirely
Rowing and towpath mud is the local carpet enemy: Thames silt off the Embankment dries to a grey bloom in hall and stair carpets from October through to March
A great many conversion flats sit on the second and third floor of a terrace with the original narrow staircase and no lift, so machine and hose runs are planned from the van at the kerb
The water here is hard, which makes no difference to the extraction rinse. What slows drying in these houses is closed trickle vents, so we open windows while we work.
Areas we cover
We work across Putney and the streets around it. These are the areas we get to most.
Roehampton
SW15. shares the SW15 postcode with Putney; dominated by the Alton Estate slab blocks and Queen Mary's Hospital
Barnes
SW13. reached over Putney Common and the railway bridge, built round Barnes Pond and the Wetland Centre
Southfields
SW18. the 'Grid' of Edwardian terraces that fills up with Wimbledon queueing in late June
Wandsworth Town
SW18. next stop east on the Waterloo line, with Southside and the Ram Quarter
Putney Heath
SW15. high ground above the town with 1930s mansion blocks set in mature gardens
Putney Vale
SW15. the far south-western edge by the A3 and the cemetery, backing onto Wimbledon Common