London Carpet Cleaning covers all of Ealing, Acton and Ealing Broadway out to Southall, Hanwell and Greenford, from £36 a room and touch-dry in 1 to 2 hours. Ealing covers Acton, Southall and Greenford as well as the avenues around Ealing Broadway and Pitshanger. The housing is a mix of 1930s semis, Victorian terraces and newer flats by the Elizabeth line stations.
Many Ealing homes carpet the stairs and landing in wool, which we clean low-moisture so it dries the same day. Every clean is guaranteed, most carpets are touch-dry within 1 to 2 hours, and there is no call-out fee anywhere in Ealing.
Ealing carpets, and the cooking that gets into them
Ealing earned the name Queen of the Suburbs, and the Edwardian avenues around Ealing Broadway and Pitshanger still look the part: wide bay-fronted houses, wool on the stairs, and good rugs in the front room. Acton has changed the fastest, with the Elizabeth line bringing new flats and new renters to streets that were workshops a decade ago. Further west, Southall, Hanwell and Greenford are busy family houses where the carpet does proper daily work.
Many Ealing homes are houses full of family, and they entertain. Big gatherings, weddings and the celebrations in between mean a carpet can take a year of wear in a single weekend, and the kitchen-and-dining end of the house does the hardest living. Southall especially is one of the best places in London to eat, and the cooking that makes it special travels into the carpet on socks and spills, which is most of why people call us.
Here is the honest one, because it is the stain people most want gone. Turmeric is a dye rather than ordinary soil, so a dropped curry or a spilt spice mix can leave a yellow shadow in a pale carpet that a clean lightens but does not always fully remove. Daylight fades the rest over the following weeks, and we can help that along, but we will tell you on the day whether yours will clear or leave a faint trace. Red wine, grease and mud we get out; turmeric is the one we are straight about up front. Parking is straightforward across most of Ealing, and there is no call-out fee in any postcode.
How much does carpet cleaning cost in Ealing?
- Carpet, per bedroom, from £36
- Carpet, living room, from £43
- Two-seater sofa, from £57
- Rug, up to 2m², from £35
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Areas we cover in Ealing
Carpet and upholstery cleaning in Ealing
Carpet cleaning is the bulk of what we do in Ealing, but the same visit can also cover sofa and upholstery cleaning, rug cleaning with free pick-up and delivery, mattress cleaning, hard-floor cleaning and curtain cleaning. For wool and other delicate fibres we switch to low-moisture cleaning.
Get a free quote for your home, or call 020 8077 8090.
Getting rid of the old carpet or sofa? Ealing Council runs a bulky-waste collection service for Ealing residents.
Ealing questions, answered
Can you get a turmeric or curry stain out of the carpet?
Often we lighten it a great deal, but turmeric is a dye rather than ordinary dirt, so on a pale carpet it can leave a yellow shadow even after a thorough clean. Daylight fades the rest over a week or two. We will tell you honestly on the day whether yours will clear completely or leave a faint trace.
We are having a big family event. Should we clean before or after?
After, almost every time. There is little sense cleaning a carpet the week before fifty people walk across it. Book us for a few days afterwards and we will reset the whole ground floor, lift the spills while they are still fresh, and have it back to normal quickly.
Which parts of Ealing do you cover?
All of it: Acton in W3, Ealing and West Ealing in W5 and W13, Hanwell in W7, Southall in UB1 and UB2, Northolt in UB5, and Greenford and Perivale in UB6. The fixed prices are the same in every postcode.
Can you clean the wool carpets and rugs in a Pitshanger house?
Yes, that is the classic Ealing-avenue job. Wool is cleaned low-moisture so it cannot shrink or brown, and any good rugs in the front rooms we collect, hand-clean away from the house, and return. The Edwardian avenues keep some lovely carpet worth looking after.
Our carpet has picked up a cooking smell. Can you get it out?
Usually, yes. Cooking oils and spices settle into the pile and hold a smell a vacuum never reaches, and a hot-water rinse flushes most of it out along with the soil. A heavy turmeric mark is the exception we have mentioned, but everyday cooking odour lifts well, and the carpet ends up smelling clean rather than masked.
