Hackney, Greater London · E5, E8, E9
Carpet cleaning in Hackney
We clean carpets and upholstery across E5, E8, E9 and N16, and every job starts the same way: identify the fibre, then dye test it before any water touches the pile.
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Priced by the room and the piece
- 01Bedrooms £36
Rooms and hallways
Saxony, twist, loop or velvet, each pile is extracted and then groomed so it dries lying the right way. Hallways get slower passes where grit has ground into the base of the tufts.
- 02Stairs £41 a flight
Stairs and landings
Nosings wear and soil first, so every tread edge gets the hand tool. The landing is charged separately, at £9.
- 03Rugs from £35
Rugs
A wool rug and a viscose rug react to water in opposite ways, so the fibre is checked before a method is picked. Cleaned flat on your own floor.
- 04Sofas from £57
Sofas and chairs
Cotton and linen covers can shrink or brown if overwetted, while polyester microfibre cleans up well. We read the fabric first.
Getting the kit to your floor
Most Hackney jobs are flats in old terraces, reached through a shared front door and up an original staircase with a tight half-landing. The warehouse conversions in Dalston and Hackney Wick are no easier, often four storeys with no lift and a mezzanine on top. Our machines are portable for that reason, and the hoses are run from the landing so wet kit never crosses your rooms.
Nearly every residential street here sits in a controlled parking zone, and if a visit needs a visitor voucher or a paid bay, that is passed on at what it cost. Planters at the modal filters and School Streets closures shape the route as much as distance does. A 9am slot near a primary school can mean unloading a street away and wheeling the machine in.
Tap water in the borough is hard, around 300 parts per million, and calcium makes detergent work less efficiently. That is one reason every carpet finishes with a slightly acidic rinse, which leaves the pile close to neutral and soft underfoot. The chemistry is set out on the carpet cleaning page, the stain guide explains why hot water fixes a blood or milk spill, and the areas list shows the neighbourhoods with their own notes.
Room prices
Wool or nylon, the figure is the same: £36 for a bedroom and £43 for a living room. The fibre only changes the chemistry, and you have the total before we begin.
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Carpet, one bedroom | £36 |
| Living room carpet | £43 |
| Knock-through lounge | £61 |
| Staircase (one flight) | £41 |
| Rug up to 3m² | £35 |
| Rug over 3m² | £51 |
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| 2-seat sofa | £57 |
| Easy chair | £33 |
| Mattress clean | £35 |
| Dining chair (seat) | £13 |
| Short curtains | £35 |
| Curtains (long drop) | £42 |
Small jobs have a £67 floor, so a lone bedroom is billed at £67. Two bedrooms plus a flight of stairs and the landing above it come to £122.
Nearby areas
Six neighbouring areas have their own page, covering the housing, the access and the carpets we tend to find there.