Paradise Valley homes carry more designer fabric, full-grain leather, and patio seating than anywhere else we work. The per-piece list is the same, and this is how a real visit adds up.
Prices shown are our online rates, 15% off regular when you book online.
Leather conditioning and protectant are the add-ons we discuss most in Paradise Valley. They are priced per piece, like deodorizer, sanitizing, and pet treatment, and kept on separate lines from the cleaning.
Patio sectional and two lounge chairs under the ramada. $385.90 online, $454 regular. Pieces that take direct sun and pool splash all year usually need more passes than indoor furniture.
Full-grain leather sectional, cleaned and conditioned. $297.50 online for the cleaning plus $145 for conditioning, so $442.50.
Main house sofa and loveseat, plus the casita sleeper sofa. $408 online, $480 regular. One visit covers both buildings, and the $150 minimum counts once.
A designer velvet or mohair sofa with an S code. Solvent-only fabric is priced above the standard sofa number. We check the code, test a hidden area if there is no tag, and give you the price before anything is cleaned.
Eight dining chairs with protectant. $102 online for the chairs plus $15 each for protectant, $222 total.
Fabric code. Silk blends, velvets, mohair, and loose linens each behave differently, and code S fabric rings permanently with water. S-coded pieces cost more because the method changes. Code X is vacuum only, and we say so.
Size. $127.50 is the standard three-cushion sofa. Custom pieces that run long or include a chaise are priced as larger pieces, and you hear that number first.
Outdoor exposure. Patio seating priced from the patio list costs a little more than the same indoor piece, because sun-baked soil and pool residue take more work to get out.
What does not change the price: a large property, a separate casita, pet hair, or moving heavy pieces to reach the back. Those are part of the job.
Body oil on arms and headrests, general soil, most food and wine spots, and pet hair come out. Full-grain leather cleans well and gets conditioned afterward so the hide stays supple.
The limits: water rings from earlier spot cleaning on S-code fabric, dye migration on silk blends, sun fading on patio cushions, and cracked leather are damage rather than soil. We point them out before we begin.
On a piece a designer sourced for you, we would rather tell you it should only be vacuumed than take the risk of cleaning it. That conversation happens before any charge.
Please reach us at (480) 389-8415 if you cannot find an answer to your question.
A standard sofa is $127.50 online and $150 regular. A sectional of any size is $297.50 online. A $150 minimum applies once per visit.
$145 on a sectional, added after the cleaning. A leather sectional cleaned and conditioned comes to $442.50 with the online rate.
Yes, including seating under a ramada or by the pool. A patio sectional runs $321.30 online, and each patio lounge chair is $32.30 online.
Yes. Pieces in a guest casita go on the same quote and the same visit, and the minimum counts once.
More than the standard price for the piece, because solvent cleaning is a different process. We give you the number after checking the tag.
No. If the tag is missing we test a hidden spot first, and if the fabric should only be vacuumed, we tell you instead of cleaning it.
No. The per-piece list is the same across Paradise Valley.
“They did our commercial upholstery cleaning in Chandler & killed it. Lots of white chairs with spray tans & dirty spots and they got it all out.”
“Pfaff were amazing! Our sectional looks brand new and with a big dog in the house that says a lot! They were very communicative and informed us of all our options!”
“Very professional and do amazing work. My furniture looks amazing.”
The quote tool handles leather and patio pieces. For designer fabric, call (480) 389-8415 and we will talk it through first.