Curtains and Blinds Cleaning Services in London

4 easy steps to get professional curtain & blinds cleaning

1. The technician arrives with all necessary equipment

2. He inspects your drapery

3. The most suitable cleaning method is applied

4. Enjoy your refreshed curtains & blinds

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Curtains cleaning prices

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All prices are starting from:

Curtains	Hot Water Extraction For synthetics, mixed, wool fibre	Dry Cleaning For delicate, natural fibre (cotton, sisal, organic)
Prices	Fantastic Club Standard	Fantastic Club Standard
Half length pair of curtains	£17 £19	£58 £68
Full length pair of curtains	£22 £24	£84 £99

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Domestic cleaning at £13/h (instead of £16/h)
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T&C and Minimum Charges apply. When we calculate the price, we also take into consideration the area's dimensions and the time of the appointment. Detergents and equipment are included. All prices and deals are valid for areas within M25. Deals cannot be combined with any other deals and promotions. Prices are subject to availability. Congestion charges are excluded (when applicable).

Please tell us about your needs so we can design a better service for your business and give you an estimate.

Call 020 3746 1062 for a quote or contact us here.

Types of curtains and drapes we clean

Synthetic/Mixed fibre

If the items can withstand high temperature and moisture, then they will be submitted to the professional curtain cleaning method known as hot water extraction. The best part is that the technician uses specialised equipment that will clean the items momentarily so there is no need to remove them from the curtain rail.

Natural/Delicate fibre

In case your curtains or drapes are too delicate, then we can offer you a variety of water-free drapery cleaning options, such as the use of dry powder or special solvents.

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The cleaning methods we use

Hot Water Extraction

It is often confused with “steam cleaning” but it’s a bit different and way more effective. Here’s how it works: a special machine is used to apply a mixture of hot water and a detergent on the fabric. This effectively loosens the accumulated dust from the items. And while this is happening, the nozzle almost simultaneously vacuums the the fabric, extracting 95% of moisture along with all the detached unsanitary agents.

Dry Curtain Cleaning

Dry powder or a professional solved is applied to the item and carefully rubbed in with rotating brushes. This effectively loosens the accumulated dust and deodorises the piece. At the end, it is thoroughly vacuum-cleaned to removes all substances and dirt.

NOTE: You can combine our curtains cleaning with deep carpet cleaning and leather sofa cleaning service to refresh all of your furnishings in a single visit.

Frequently asked questions

Q: How long does it take for the curtains to dry out?
A: They will be just slightly damp after the service, so they’ll dry out in a few hours.
Q: Do you clean delicate fabrics?
A: Yes, we can offer you dry cleaning solutions.
Q: Can you remove stains?
A: Some household stains can come out easily, while others may require a more intensive treatment. Thus, we can’t guarantee complete removal before we see the item. However, if our methods don’t work, then nothing will.
Q: Can you move furniture around?
A: The technician can help you move furniture around within reason.

Q: What about if my curtains are damaged?
A: This is very unlikely to happen – your technician will make sure to carefully examine them when he arrives to determine the most suitable cleaning method. On the other hand this service is insured, so you will be fully compensated in case your curtains sustain damage.
Q: What is your availability?
A: You can book this service for any day of the week, including for weekends and even bank holidays.

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