Carpet cleaning in Egham
We are a cleaning firm in Egham. Carpet cleaning is the bulk of what we do.
- Our own machines and materials, so there is nothing for you to supply
- Evenings and weekends at no extra charge
- If it is not clean when we leave, we come back
- Priced per room, agreed before we start
Rather talk? Ring 020 8077 9892, seven days.
Prices
Priced per room, agreed on the phone and not changed on the doorstep. A bedroom is £36, a living room £43. Rugs, sofas and mattresses can join the same visit, because the machine is already in the house.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Bedroom | £36 |
| Living room | £43 |
| Through lounge | £61 |
| Stairs, per flight | £41 |
| Rug up to 2m² | £35 |
| Rug over 2m² | £51 |
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Two-seater sofa | £57 |
| Armchair | £33 |
| Mattress | £35 |
| Dining chair | £13 |
| Curtains, short drop | £35 |
| Curtains, long drop | £42 |
The minimum charge on one off work is £67, so a single bedroom carpet on its own is priced at the minimum. Two rooms and a flight of stairs is the commonest booking we take, at £120.
What we get called out for
Rooms and hallways
Hot water extraction, walk-on dry in a couple of hours. Traffic lanes are the usual reason we are rung.
Stairs and landings
The hardest-worked carpet in the house, done tread by tread with a hand tool.
Rugs
Cleaned flat on a groundsheet, dyes tested first. Delicate fibres get a low-moisture clean.
Sofas and chairs
Upholstery tool at lower pressure, fabric code checked before anything gets wet.
Working in Egham
The 2021 census put Egham at roughly 28 per cent detached houses and 22.6 per cent flats, a wider spread than most Surrey commuter towns. Around the station and High Street the stock is Victorian and Edwardian terrace plus 1960s and 1970s flat blocks; the outer roads are interwar and postwar semis, and there are bungalows and single-storey riverside properties on the low ground at Egham Hythe and Pooley Green. Student houses of multiple occupation are concentrated in central Egham and Englefield Green.
Egham, Egham Hythe, Pooley Green and Thorpe Lea sit on the largest area of undefended, developed Thames floodplain in England. Around 250 Egham homes flooded in February 2014, part of 368 across Runnymede, so ground-floor carpet and underlay in those streets is often a post-flood replacement rather than original.
Affinity Water supplies TW20 off chalk aquifers and the water is hard, with company-wide averages around 268 ppm. Rinse water leaves visible scale, and wool carpets need a neutralising rinse rather than plain mains water.
Royal Holloway's academic year sets the calendar. Shared houses in central Egham and Englefield Green turn over almost completely in late June and again in September, with private lets averaging roughly £140 a week per person excluding bills.
The water here is hard, which makes no difference to the extraction rinse. What slows drying in these houses is closed trickle vents, so we open windows while we work.
Areas we cover
We work across Egham and the streets around it. These are the areas we get to most.
Englefield Green
TW20. A mile west of the town; Royal Holloway sits on its edge and the village is thick with student house shares.
Egham Hythe
TW18. Low-lying riverside area between Egham and Staines that took water straight off the Thames in February 2014.
Pooley Green
TW20. Flooded in 2014 when Meadlake Ditch backed up; sits on the same undefended floodplain.
Thorpe
TW20. Village between Egham and Chertsey, next to the flooded gravel workings that became Thorpe Park.
Staines-upon-Thames
TW18. Nearest large centre, over the river in Spelthorne borough.
Virginia Water
GU25. South-west of Egham; large detached houses and the Wentworth Estate.