The price depends on the type of chair and starts from €7, and we clean at your home in Riga and the Riga region. The fabric usually gets cleaner, but pressure marks in velour, wear and old stains may stay. Send a photo and the specialist will tell you which type your chair matches and what to expect.
Which chair costs what
| Chair | Price | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Dining chair | from €7 | an upholstered backrest costs more |
| Office chair | from €10 | fabric or mesh, armrests |
| Pouffe | from €10 | size and fabric; removable cover |
| Armchair | from €20 | large upholstered surface, mechanism |
| Leather armchair | from €20 | a different approach from fabric |
Bar stools, dressing table chairs and tall upholstered chairs have no row of their own. The specialist matches them to the nearest type by size and upholstery, and gives the price from a photo. Other chairs: dining and kitchen chair cleaning and office chair cleaning.
The fabric matters more than the shape of the chair
Two identical chairs in different fabrics can be completely different jobs. So the most important photos are a close-up of the fabric and the label under the seat, if there is one.
- Velour and velvet: water and pressure can crush the viscose pile for good; this kind of fabric must not be rubbed.
- Chenille: a pile fabric in which pressure marks and differences in shade are normal.
- Cotton and linen: natural fibres react to moisture; sources differ on linen, so the label decides.
- Faux leather: a coating that can peel over time; cleaning cannot repair that.
- Microfibre: the label decides; there is no general rule.
If there is no label, the general advice is to test in a hidden spot first or to ask a specialist. Velour and faux leather chairs have no separate price: the fabric chair price applies.
Velour chairs: pressure marks are not dirt
Velour chairs often show lighter and darker areas, especially on the seat. Manufacturers call this a property of the fabric, not damage. It looks like a stain, yet cleaning does not remove it. If that is the only thing bothering you, send a photo: it may turn out that cleaning is not needed.
If liquid has been spilt on velour, blot it from the outer edge inwards and do not rub. Once the fabric is completely dry, lightly brush the pile in its direction.
What comes out of upholstered chairs and what may stay
Usually comes out
- dust and household dirt on the fabric
- darker patches on the backrest and seat
- fresher stains on hard-wearing fabric
May stay
- pressure marks and differences in shade in velour
- worn fabric and pulled threads
- old stains
- a water ring, if the fabric was overwetted in the past
More on the limits: what comes out and what may stay and stains on a sofa.
How much upholstered chair cleaning costs
Upholstered chair prices start from €7 for a dining chair, from €10 for an office chair and a pouffe, and from €20 for an armchair. Smell treatment costs extra, from €15. The price depends on the size, fabric, how dirty it is, smell and distance, and we agree it before the work.
The minimum order is €45: if the total is lower, you pay €45, so it usually makes sense to combine one chair with other furniture. Travel is included in Riga and up to about 15 km outside Riga; further out it is from €10. All prices.
Sources
- Velvet: water and pressure can crush the pile for good; blot from the outer edge; brush when dry checked 7 November 2026
- Pressure marks in velour and chenille are a property of the fabric checked 7 November 2026
- Overwetting leaves a ring checked 7 November 2026
- Washing covers separately; with no code, test in a hidden spot checked 7 November 2026