Surrey · TW20, TW18
Carpet cleaning in Egham
Most of our Egham work is in older houses, from wool runners on the Victorian stairs near the station to the knocked-through lounge of an Edwardian terrace.
- Every wool carpet dye-tested first
- Price fixed on the phone, room by room
- Walk-on dry in a few hours
Or ring 020 8077 9892. We answer seven days a week.
From the front room to the top landing
Rooms start at £36, and you have the full price on the phone before we arrive.
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Rooms and hallways
Bedrooms are £36 each. The narrow terrace hallway is £22, and its worn middle strip gets slower, extra passes.
Bedrooms £36 - 02
Stairs and landings
A flight is £41 and each landing £9, so a dog-leg stair with a half-landing is priced before we climb it. Brass rods on a runner lift out and we clean right over the nosing.
Stairs £41 a flight - 03
Rugs on old boards
Wool rugs on sanded floorboards are cleaned flat on a sheet after a colour test on a dark thread. Up to 3 sq m is £35.
Rugs from £35 - 04
Sofas and chairs
We read the fabric code under the cushion before water goes anywhere near it. A two-seater is £57 and an armchair £33.
Sofas from £57
What it costs in Egham
Every room has its own price and you get the total on the call. Bedrooms are £36 each; stairs go by the flight at £41, and every landing adds £9.
| Job | Price |
|---|---|
| Bedroom carpet | £36 |
| Living room carpet | £43 |
| Knock-through lounge | £61 |
| Stairs, per flight | £41 |
| Small rug (to 3m²) | £35 |
| Large rug (3m²+) | £51 |
| Job | Price |
|---|---|
| Two-seat settee | £57 |
| Easy chair | £33 |
| Mattress clean | £35 |
| Kitchen or dining chair | £13 |
| Short curtains | £35 |
| Curtains (long drop) | £42 |
Small jobs have a floor of £67. A typical terrace stair run (hallway, one flight and the landing) comes to £72, which is £22 + £41 + £9.
Villages and neighbours we cover
Englefield Green up the hill, the riverside at Egham Hythe and the places either side of the M25 each have a page with their own detail.
Working in Egham's older houses
The terraces around the station and the High Street are Victorian and Edwardian, and that is where we find the stairs we like best: steep and narrow, often with a wool runner held by rods, and a half-landing where the hose has to be fed round a tight corner. Further out, the interwar semis usually have suspended timber floors under the carpet. We keep the water low on those, because a soaked carpet over a boarded void dries slowly and can smell damp for days.
Egham water is hard. Affinity supplies TW20 from chalk and puts its company-wide average at around 268 ppm, which leaves scale in the rinse and makes a wool pile feel crisp once it dries. Wool gets a neutralising rinse from us as standard.
On the low ground at Egham Hythe and Pooley Green a lot of downstairs carpet went down new after the February 2014 flood, so it is often younger than the house around it. In the town centre, loading on the High Street is time-limited; for a longer job the van goes in the station or supermarket car park and the ticket is passed on at cost.