London Carpet Cleaning cleans carpets, sofas and rugs across Edmonton, N9 and N18, from £36 a room and touch-dry in 1 to 2 hours. Fixed prices, no call-out fee, and a re-clean guarantee. We have worked these streets since 2009, from the terraces off Fore Street to the flats around Edmonton Green shopping centre.
What Edmonton homes are like
Edmonton splits neatly along its postcodes. Lower Edmonton, the N9 half in the north, gathers around Edmonton Green station and its 1960s shopping centre, market and bus station. Upper Edmonton is the N18 half to the south, closer to Silver Street and the North Circular. Most of what we walk into is period terrace: Victorian, Edwardian and 1930s bay-fronted houses on roads like Plevna Road, Bounces Road and Galliard Road, three-bed family homes a short walk from the station. Hertford Road runs the length of the district and holds The Crescent, a run of twenty-five Georgian houses a solicitor built between 1826 and 1851. Church Street is the old heart, a conservation area with the fifteenth-century All Saints’ Church and Charles Lamb’s cottage. Mixed in with the terraces are the tower blocks and council-built maisonettes that went up around Edmonton Green in the 1960s and 70s, so a cleaner here might do a hundred-year-old house with wool underlay one morning and a purpose-built flat above the shops the next.
What we see across Edmonton
The steady jobs here are family wear and rented-property turnover. Terraced stairs and landings take a beating from kids, buggies and dogs going up and down all day, and that middle-of-the-tread darkening down a hallway is the single most common thing customers ask us to lift. We clean a lot of fabric sofas that have survived a birthday party, felt tip, squash, the usual, and plenty of end-of-tenancy carpets for tenants near the North Middlesex hospital who need the check-out to pass. The honest limitation is set-in dye staining in older let homes. A curry, red wine or a bright drink left to dry into the pile for weeks will lift and look far better after hot-water extraction, but it does not always clear completely, and I would rather say that when you book than promise it will vanish.
Around Edmonton: the local areas we cover
Lower Edmonton is the N9 north around Edmonton Green, where the station opened in 1872 as Edmonton High Level and now runs London Overground trains down the Lea Valley into Liverpool Street. The housing is a mix of solid terraces on the residential streets and the flats built above and around the shopping centre, so we cover both the period pile and the newer builder-grade carpet in the same day.
Edmonton Green itself is the retail and transport core: the covered market, the bus station and the parade of shops that the redevelopment reworked in the 2000s. Most of our work right around the Green is in the flats and maisonettes, quick move-in and move-out cleans, and the odd rug we collect and return for someone in the tower blocks who has no room to treat it at home.
Upper Edmonton is the N18 south, stretching down towards Silver Street and the North Circular. It leans more towards the older bay-fronted terraces and family houses, and it is where a lot of our stairs, living-room and through-lounge cleans come from. Wherever your street sits across N9 and N18, it is one fixed price list and one van.
How much does carpet cleaning cost in Edmonton?
Prices are fixed, with no call-out fee, and the same across Enfield and every London borough we cover.
- Carpet cleaning per bedroom from £36
- Living room from £43
- Through-lounge from £61
- Stairs, one flight, from £41
- Two-seater sofa from £57
- Rug up to 2m² from £35 with free collection and return
Get a free quote, or call us on 020 8077 8090.
Carpet, upholstery and rug cleaning in Edmonton
Our main service is hot-water extraction, the steam carpet cleaning that rinses detergent and grit back out of the pile instead of leaving it to attract dirt. We also clean fabric sofas, corner units and armchairs with our upholstery cleaning service, and we run a collection-based rug cleaning service where a large or delicate rug is taken away, treated properly and brought back. If your home sits elsewhere in the borough, we clean the rest of Enfield on the same fixed prices, and you can read about nearby New Southgate and Osidge on their own pages.
Edmonton questions, answered
Which streets and postcodes around Edmonton do you cover?
We cover the whole district across N9 and N18, from the Lower Edmonton streets around Edmonton Green and Hertford Road down through Fore Street to Upper Edmonton and the edge of Silver Street. Terraced roads like Plevna Road, Bounces Road, Galliard Road and Bury Street are all on our regular patch.
Is parking a problem for the van?
Usually not. Enfield proposed a controlled parking zone for the Lower Edmonton streets between Balham Road, Croyland Road and Hertford Road but decided not to bring it in, so kerbside parking stays free on most terraced roads. We also carry long hoses, so the van can sit a little way from your door when a bay is tight near the Green.
Do you do end-of-tenancy carpet cleans at short notice?
Yes, and it is one of our busiest jobs in this part of Enfield with so many rented terraces and flats near the North Middlesex. We can usually fit a move-out or move-in clean within a day or two, give every carpet a full hot-water extraction, and leave it touch-dry ready for the check-out inspection or your own furniture going in.
How long do the carpets take to dry?
Most are touch-dry within one to two hours, because extraction pulls the bulk of the water straight back out as we work. A thick wool pile in an older Church Street or Hertford Road house takes a little longer, and a ground-floor flat can be slower in damp weather, so we open things up and leave good airflow before we go.
Every clean comes with our re-clean guarantee: if a treated area is not right, we come back and put it straight at no extra cost. We are fully insured and DBS-checked, and we have cleaned carpets, sofas and rugs across Edmonton and the rest of Enfield since 2009.
