A chair costs from €7, and for larger volumes we agree the price before work starts. The hard part here is that the room is in use every day. Tell us how many seats there are and which part can be cleared, and add photos.
A room that is never really empty
An office chair can be taken away when the employee is on holiday. In a waiting room the seats are needed for as long as the institution is open. So the simplest plan is to clean outside visitor hours or in parts, leaving the other row in use.
If the chairs are linked on a shared frame, they cannot be moved one at a time. A photo will show how many seats there are in a block and whether the block is fixed down.
- Garage: dark marks on seats and backs from work clothes and road dirt.
- Bank and institution: many people for a short time, dirt evenly spread.
- Sports club and swimming pool: wet bags and towels, so smell too.
- Clinic: there is a separate page on this, clinic furniture cleaning, as the requirements there are different.
What to put in the form
- The number of seats and how they are arranged: separate chairs, blocks of 3 or 4, sofas.
- Photos: one row, a close-up of one seat, the worst spot, the label if there is one.
- When the room is closed and which part can be out of use at a time.
- Material: fabric, faux leather, leather or a wipe-clean cover.
- Address, floor and how to get into the building outside visitor hours, if such work is possible.
Fabric or a wipe-clean cover
If the seats are faux leather or have a wipe-clean cover, its condition matters most. A faux leather coating may peel over time, and cleaning cannot repair that, so photograph any cracks. For wipe-clean covers such as PVC we have no general rule: the manufacturer's instructions decide.
For fabric, the care code sets the cleaning method. The codes are voluntary, so in a waiting room they often cannot be found. If there is none, the specialist assesses the fabric from photos or on site.
If you need the price for comparison
An institution or company often needs the price before anyone makes a decision. Say so in the form. From the number of seats and the photos the specialist can give a price, and you then have time to get it approved.
What to do about a stain during working hours
If something is spilt on a chair, blot it gently with a clean cloth, without rubbing, and do not pour hot water on it. Then put a sign on the chair or move it aside so that nobody sits on it while the fabric is damp. This is a simple way to keep liquid from being pressed into the filling.
What you can usually expect
Usually comes out
- An everyday greyish look on seats
- Dust in seams and between blocks
- Fresh stains
May stay
- Dark marks from work clothes that have rubbed into the fabric
- Old stains
- Peeling faux leather
- Wear and tears
On an evenly dirty row, the result usually shows better than on one old stain. More: what may stay after cleaning.
How much waiting room chair cleaning costs
Dining chair from €7, office chair from €10, armchair from €20, two-seater sofa from €35, three-seater sofa from €45. Linked seats have no separate line in the price list, so the specialist will give the price from the photos. For larger volumes we agree the price before work starts. The price depends on size, fabric, how dirty it is, smell and distance.
The minimum order is €45: if the total is lower, you pay €45. Travel is included in Riga and up to about 15 km outside Riga; further out it is from €10. The full price list is on the prices page.
Sources
- Damage to the coating and adhesive of faux leather checked 7 November 2026
- Care codes W, S, WS, X and where to find them checked 7 November 2026
- Care codes are voluntary checked 7 November 2026
- What the codes mean, limiting moisture, first aid for a fresh stain checked 7 November 2026