Patio Cushion Covers
We clean and restore patio cushion covers. Right.
Inside and out.
No shortcuts. No compromises. No steam cleaning. No brush scrubbing. No power washing.
The Phoenix metro area ranks in the top 10 largest cities in the USA with the highest percentage of swimming pools in their homes.
Of course, with all these pools come lots of patio furniture. And with lots of patio furniture, come even more patio cushion covers.
At RAVE fabriCARE, we will return your patio cushion covers dust, soil and dirt free, water-stain free and oil-stain free.
You can trust RAVE FabriCARE to restore your patio cushion covers to their former beauty.
Both inside and out.
Of course, every dry cleaner, steam cleaner, brush scrubber and power washer tells you that "we clean patio cushion covers".
They tout their "thorough professional cleaning", "specialized cleaning methods" and "door-to-door pick up and delivery".
All great plattitudes devoid of any detail and substance.
What they fail to describe, however, is exactly
* what they do and why they do it that way,
* what they don't do and why that don't do that, and
* what results you might reasonably expect from their work.
At RAVE FabriCARE, we're very different.
As Arizona's most trusted and awarded dry cleaner, we are not afraid to
* discuss -- in detail -- the many issues associated with cleaning patio cushion covers,
* describe -- in detail -- our cleaning and restoration process, and
* let you know -- in detail -- what results you can reasonably expect based on the current condition of your patio cushion covers.
Fact is, we believe that providing this detailed information is critical to your understanding of the issues and to making an informed decision when selecting a patio cushion cover service provider.
Types of patio cushion covers we service
We service many types of patio cushion covers such as:
* Seat and rear cushion covers
* Lounge chair cushion covers
* Bench cushion covers
* Sectional cushion covers
* Ottoman cushion covers
* Decorative or accent throw cushion covers.
Got patio cushion covers not on the list? Just ask. We've seen it all.
Types of patio cushion cover fabrics we service
Patio cushion covers may come from a variety of brands and in a variety of fabric types. These fabrics are commonly called performance fabrics.
* Fabric brands such as Nuvella(R), Outdura(R), Perennials(R), Performatex(R), Sattler(R), Sailrite(R) and Sunbrella(R).
* Fabrics types such as acrylic, canvas, cotton, olefin, polyester and blends thereof.
Types of clients we serve
At RAVE FabriCARE, our primary clients are homeowners who reside in the Phoenix metro area.
However, we have completed projects for institutional clients such as restaurants, offices, apartments/condos and hotels/resorts.
If you represent an institutional client and wish to discuss your project with us, please call us at 480 998 8266.
Types of soil and staining we remove
Because we live in the desert, your patio cushion covers are constantly exposed to a combination of:
* Dust, dirt, sand
* Food stains and drink spills
* Animal and bird waste stains
* Pollen, petal, leaf, berry and tree sap stains
* Suntan lotions and other creams
* Bodily fluids such as body oils and perspiration
* Rain and monsoons.
The result is patio cushion covers that exhibit:
* Embedded dust, soil and dirt
* Visible water-based and oil-based stains
* Dinginess
* Embedded allegens
* Musty and other unidentifiable odors
* Visible mold and mildew.
As a general rule, all these types of soils and stains fall into 3 categories:
1.
Water-based stains
Water-based stains, when dry, will appear as "rings" or "tide lines" on the fabric.
Think of the ocean washing up on a sandy beach and then receding, leaving rings and tide lines on the sand.
The presence of rings and tide lines on your patio cushion cover fabric is prima facie evidence of embedded dust, soil and dirt in the fabric.
That's because dust, soil and dirt moves with water or other liquids.
Imagine spilling some water on a dusty, soiled, dirty patio cushion cover. As the water on fabric dries, the dust, soil and dirt moves, through capiliary action, from the center of the spill to the extremities of the spill, carrying the dust, soil and dirt with it.
Water-based stains are removed by soakings in water-based solutions and followed by wet cleaning in sophisticated, temperature controlled, rotation controlled wet cleaning machines and then air dried in sophisticated, temperature controlled, rotation controlled dryers.
Important note: Water-based stains are removed with water. For the most part, oil-based stains cannot be fully removed with water, no matter how strong the laundry detegent might be.
Water does not emulsify oil-based stains.
2.
Oil-based stains
Oil stains, when dry, will appear as a slightly darker area relative to the overall background color.
Think of a wall that was "touched up" with a paint color that is slightly darker than the original color.
Oil-based stains are removed by dry cleaning in a gentle dry cleaning fluid in sophisticated, temperature controlled, rotation controlled dry cleaning machines and then dried -- in the same machine -- at the lowest possible temperature.
Important note: Oil-based stains are removed with dry cleaning fluid. For the most part, water-based stains cannot be fully removed with dry cleanimg fluid or solvent, no matter how strong the dry cleaning detegent might be.
Dry cleaning fluid or solvent does not remove water-based stains.
3.
Mold and/or mildew
Any mold and/or mildew will appear as greenish or blackish fungus-like stains on the fabric.
Think of old cheese.
There is no guarantee that every trace of heavy mold and/or mildew can be completely removed. It all depends on the extent and age of the mold and/or mildew.
Some common issues associated with patio cushion covers that you should consider
1.
Sun fade on patio cushion cover fabrics
The scorching Arizona sun can fade the colors of patio cushion covers, even the so-called "non-fade," "UV resistent" and "performance" fabrics such as Sunbrella and Sailrite.
Sun fade is permanent damage to the color of the fabric and cannot be reversed or corrected.
This remains true irrespective of what your "cleaner" might tell you. You should thoroughly interrogate any cleaner who tells you that they can reverse sun fade.
2.
Sun rot in patio cushion cover fabrics
The scorching Arizona sun can also "rot" patio cushion cover fabrics. Think of sun rot as permanent damage to the strength of the fabric fibers.
Pre-existing small or large tears in the fabric -- particularly those areas that have had constant exposure to direct sunlight -- is evidence that the fabric might be sun rotted in other places.
Sun rot might also show up during the cleaning process.
How can fabric tear in the cleaning process?
Think of a wet and a dry bath towel. When the bath towel is dry, it's very light; when soaking wet, it's quite heavy.
Now consider those wet patio cushion covers tumbling in a wet cleaning machine (in water) and/or dry cleaning machine (in a dry cleaning fluid or solvent).
The fabrics -- having already lost some of their original textile strength due to the detrimental effects of the sun and now considerably heavier wet than dry -- could (possibly) develop tears due to the "stress" on the fibers while tumbling in a wet cleaning or dry cleaning machine.
3.
Polypropylene "bags" covering foam fillers and "pillow cases" encasing loose fiber fill puffs inside patio cushion covers
The "fillers" inside patio cushion covers typically fall into 3 categories:
* Foam squares or rectangles with a half inch or three quarter inch of fiber fill glued to all six sides of the foam.
* Foam squares or rectangles with a half inch or three quarter inch of fiber fill glued to the top and bottom of the foam.
* Fist-sized puffs of loose fiber fill.
It is not uncommon for manufacturers of patio cushion covers to wrap the foam and fiber fill squares or rectangles in a "bag" of white, man-made polypropylene fiber (think of a white, paper-thin, fabric softener-like sheet with small pin holes throughout).
It is also not uncommon for the manufacturers of patio cushion covers to wrap the fist-sized puffs of loose fiber fill in a "pillow case" of white, man-made polypropylene fiber.
But here's a problem....
Polypropylene fiber disintegrates rapidly with age. This disintegration is accelerated when the polypropylene is exposed to heat or the sun.
So what happens when you unzip your patio cushion covers?
You'll see lots of pieces of torn, sun rotted polypropylene sheeting and, even worse, white "polypropylene dust."
If your square or rectangular foam is wrapped in polypropylene and the polypropylene has disintegrated, that white polypropylene dust can be vacuumed off with a strong vacuum.
If the fist-sized puffs of loose fiber fill is wrapped in polypropylene and the polypropylene has disintegrated, all puffs of loose fiber fill will have to be discarded as those polypropylene dust embedded in those puffs cannot be vacuumed off. The vacuum with suck in all the puffs of loose fiber fill.
When cleaning patio cushion covers with disintegrated polypropylene, a true quality cleaner will:
* Remove and discard all the polypropylene "bags" and "pillow cases."
* Discard the fist-sized puffs of loose fiber fill.
* Vacuum the polypropylene dust out of the fiber fill glued onto your square or rectangular foam fillers.
* Offer a creative, cost-effective solution to replace the discarded fist-sized puffs of loose fiber fill.
4.
Zippers in patio cushion covers
In order to remove all 3 categories of stains typically found on patio cushion covers (water-based stains, oil-based stains and mold and/or mildew stains), the fillers must be removed from the outer shells.
Of course, this requires that all patio cushion covers must have zippers.
In the event that some or all of your patio cushion cover have no zippers, there are two possible solutions:
* Open a seam on a side of the patio cushion cover, remove the filler, clean the cushion cover, replace the fill and then resew the seam.
OR
* Open a seam on a side of the patio cushion cover, remove the filler, clean the cushion cover and add a zipper to the cushion cover prior to replacing the fill.
If you do decide to add zippers, this will expedite the cleaning of those same patio cushion covers in the future.
Dry cleaners, steam cleaners, brush scrubbers, power washers and other service providers
There are many types of alternative service providers who claim to "clean patio cushion covers".
Here are some issues to consider:
1.
Dry cleaners who provide no process information and no pricing information
Every dry cleaner will tell you that "you can trust us to clean your patio cushion covers".
They tout their "thorough professional cleaning", "specialized cleaning methods" and "door-to-door pick up and delivery".
All great plattitudes devoid of any detail or substance.
However, they fail to describe what they do, why they do it that way, and what results you can resonably expect from their work.
At RAVE FabriCARE, we're different.
As Arizona's most trusted and awarded dry cleaner, we are not afraid to describe our process in detail and specify what results you can reasonably expect.
Fact is, we believe that that information is critical to making an informed decision when selecting a patio cushion cover service provider.
At RAVE FabriCARE, we use a combination of 4 different processes to restore your patio cushion covers to soil free, water stain free and oil stain free condition:
* Pre-spotting
Pre-spotting involves the pre-treatment of different types of stains with different chemical agents prior to begining the cleaning process. In much the same way that a technically skilled dry cleaner pre-treats various stains on different garments prior to inserting those garments into a wet cleaning or dry cleaning machine.
* Soakings
One of the most under-used and under-rated cleaning techniques is soaking patio cushion covers in special water-based solutions to relax the fibers and slowly release dust, soil and dirt.
In many cases, slow soaking (followed by wet cleaning and dry cleaning) is the secret sauce to superior results and greater fabric longevity.
* Wet cleaning
Wet cleaning involves the use of water in sophisticated, computer controlled, temperature controlled, rotation controlled machines to remove the residue of the water-based stains (such as coffee, juice, soda, beer, wine, urine, perspiration and similar stains) that were not removed in the slow soaking process.
* Dry cleaning
Dry cleaning involves the use of dry cleaning fluid in sophisticated, computer controlled, temperature controlled, rotation controlled machines to remove oil-based stains (such as food fats, suntan lotion, creams, body oils and similar stains) that could not be emulsified/dissolved with water.
Note about our dry cleaning fluid: At RAVE FabriCARE, our dry cleaning fluid is siloxane, a dry cleaning fluid that's
* Completely odorless
* Dermatologically friendly
Siloxane is perfect for folks with skin sensitivities to toxic dry cleaning solvents.
* Extremely gentle
Fact is, our dry cleaning fluid is so gentle it’s been used for over 40 years as a base ingredient in many personal care products you apply to your skin on a daily basis. Such as shampoos, antiperspirants, deodorants, lipsticks and moisturizing creams.
So gentle you can legally wash your face and hands in it.
Try that with any other dry cleaning solvent and you'll end up in the emergecy room.
* Environmentally benign
Siloxane is so benign that dry cleaners who use this fluid are completely exempt from all federal, state and local permitting and record keeping requirements imposed on other dry cleaners.
Fact is, there's nothing "organic" or "enviromentally friendly" or "non toxic" about the other dry cleaning solvents: Perchlorethylene (brand name: Dowper), synthetic petroleum (brand name: DF2000 or EcoSolv) or formadehyde dibutyl acetal (brand name: K4 or Solvon).
Quite the contrary. The use of any of those terms to describe these other solvents is a fiction (you may, if you are so inclined, substitute the word "scam" for fiction").
* Chemically inert.
This means that our dry cleaning fluid does not react chemically with the dyes in your fabrics.
The result?
No “fading” of colors.
2.
Service providers whose process involves "steam cleaning" your patio cushion covers
We'll go out on a limb here: It's not possible to properly clean the inside and outside of patio cushion covers with steam.
In much the same way that you cannot "clean" a dirty white cotton T-shirt with steam.
"Steam cleaning" is a fiction that merely moves the surface dust, soil and dirt on fabric around, possibly leaving your patio cushion covers with unsightly "rings", musty odors and even mildew from the moisure that's injected into your fillers.
For over 35 years we've asked steam cleaners how steam cleaning "cleans" area rugs and unholstered sofas and chairs. We're still waiting for plausible answers!
3.
Service providers whose process involves "brush scrubbing and hosing off" your patio cushion covers
Some service providers will tell you that they use brushes, detergents and a water source (aka a garden hose) to "clean" your patio cushion covers.
Futhermore, they'll tell you that they can do all this without removing the foam and/or fiber fill fillers.
At RAVE FabriCARE, we say: Absolutely not!
Scrubbing and hosing might remove some of the water-based stains but will do nothing for all the oil-based stains (which require emulsifying in a dry cleaning fluid or solvent).
But there's more...
Scrubbing and hosing also tends to push the dust, soil and dirt through the outer fabric and into the fillers and does absolutely nothing to remove the dust, soil and dirt embedded inside your patio cushion covers.
In all probability, were you to hit the cushion cover with a tennis racket (or similar implement) after they've fully dried, you'd probably see a cloud of dust eminating from the inside of your patio cushion covers.
And there's even more...
Imagine trying to wash a dirty, white cotton shirt or blouse by scrubbing it with a brush and then hosing it off with a garden hose?
You'd probably conclude that that's crazy.
Why not use a washing machine? And, if any oil stains remain (because oil stains cannot be emulsified with water), why not drop the shirt or blouse off at the dry cleaner?
4.
Service providers whose process involves "power washing" your patio cushion covers
Some service providers will tell you that they use a power washer and detergents to "clean" your patio cushion covers.
Futhermore, they'll tell you that they can do all this without removing the foam and/or fiber fill fillers.
At RAVE FabriCARE, we say: Absolutely not!
Power washing is much the same as brush scrubbing but without the "elbow grease".
Just like brushing, power washing might remove some of the water-based stains but will do nothing for oil-based stains (which require emulsifying in a dry cleaning fluid or solvent).
Power washing also tends to push the dust, soil and dirt through the outer fabric and into the fillers and does absolutely nothing to remove the dust, soil and dirt embedded inside your patio cushion covers.
In all probability, were tou to hit the cushion cover with a tennis racket (or similar implement) after they've fully dried, you'd probably see a cloud of dust eminating from the inside of your patio cushion covers.
But there's more...
Imagine trying to wash a dirty, white cotton shirt or blouse by power washing it?
You'd probably conclude that that's crazy.
Why not use a washing machine? And, if any oil stains remain (because oil stains cannot be emulsified with water), why not drop the shirt or blouse off at the dry cleaner?
Summary
After each summer season, you might conclude that you need to replace your patio cushion covers.
Given the cost of replacement – particularly if your cushion covers are hi-end or custom made – there’s a more cost-effective solution:
RAVE FabriCARE’s patio cushion cover cleaning and restoration service.
Apart from any permanent color change (sun fade) or permanent diminution in textile strength (sun rot) caused by constant exposure to direct sunlight, we will return your patio cushion covers dust, soil and dirt free, water-stain free and oil-stain free.
You can trust RAVE FabriCARE to restore your patio cushion covers to their former beauty and extend their functional life.
Both inside and out.
Why inside and out?
Because the underside of the fabric and the foam and fiber fill inside the fabric is often dirtier and more contaminated than the outside.
Would you entrust a sport coat or blazer to a dry cleaner who tells you that they only clean the outside fabric only and not the lining of the sport coat or blazer as well?
Of course not.
So why treat your patio cushion covers any differently?
In-store service and pickup and delivery service
You can drop off your patio cushion covers at our facility in the Scottsdale Airpark.
If you’re an existing pick up and delivery client, we can pick up your patio cushion covers from your home.
If you are not an existing pick up and delivery client and you reside within the geographical area covered by our regular pickup and delivery route system, we can pick up and deliver for a nominal additional charge.
If you are not an existing pick up and delivery client and you reside outside the geographical area covered by our regular pickup and delivery route system, we can, nonetheless, pick up and deliver for an additional charge. This charge is typically based on the distance to and from our Scottsdale Airpark facility.
Questions?
Just call us at (480) 998 8266.
Pricing
Our prices are based on the
- number of identical patterned/colored cushion covers,
- sizes of the individual cushion covers,
- type and degree of staining and soiling, and
- ability to easily remove and replace the faom and/or fiber fill inserts (if you do not remove the fillers).
In order to ensure that our pricing is consistently accurate, we charge by size -- measured in square inches.
Unlike other cleaners, our charges are not based on some service provider's perception of "small," "medium" or "large".
After all, who determines what's "small", "medium" or "large" ? Ask any 2 employees who work for that service provider to rate your patio cushion covers in terms of "small", "medium" or "large" and you're guaranteed to receive 2 distincly different answers!
Base pricing
At RAVE FabriCARE, we have no set prices for "small", "medium" or "large" patio cushion covers.
Our prices range from a high of 10 cents/square inch (for 1 or 2 patio cushion covers) to a low of 5c/square inch (for 12 or more patio cushion covers).
No patio cushion cover project is the same and that influences the price per square inch.
Here are some of the factors that influence the cost per square inch:
* Like colors/fabrics
Some sets of patio cushion covers are identical in color/fabric; others less so.
The greater the number of like color/fabric cushion covers cleaned, the less the per square inch cost. The more varied the colors/fabrics, the greater the per square inch cost.
* Overall condition of the outer fabric
Some patio custion cover are cleaner than others; others less so.
The "cleaner" the overall condition, the less the per square inch cost. Conversely, the "dirtier" the overall condition, the greater the per square inch cost.
* Overall condition of the interior fillers:
Some fillers are an absolute mess, some less so.
At RAVE FabriCARE, we charge for our cleaning/restoration technical skills and, where ever we can, we pass our productivity savings back to you.
To illustrate this, here are 2 examples of the cost to clean patio cushion covers that are identical in color/fabric and are relatively clean:
* 1 zippered, non-buttoned**, 30" (length) x 20" (width) x 5" (height) cushion covers, the cost is $87.50 each (10c/square inch).
* 10 zippered, non-buttoned**, 30" (length) x 20" (width) x 5" (height) cushion covers, the cost drops to $43.75 each (5c/square inch).
By contrast, if we were cleaning multiple patio cushion covers that are identical in color/fabric, but are relatively soiled, the skilled labor input is much higher and, while there are still some productivity savings to be harvested in the cleaning process, the amount of those savings will be less.
The philosphy behind our approach to pricing is simple: Technical skills are required to deliver outstanding results. Technical skills are more costly than general labor. But where we can, we pass any savings derived though economies on scale to the client.
** The meaning of "non bottoned":
We occasionally receive patio cushion covers that have buttons symetrically attached to the patio cushion cover. These buttons are typically positioned on the top and the bottom of the patio cushion cover and are designed to hold the fillers in place. If your patio cushion covers have these buttons, we have to remove those buttons prior to cleaning and replace them in the identical position after cleaning.
Additional charges
1.
Removing and replacing foam inserts in patio cushion covers with zippers
We typically encounter 2 types of foam inserts:
(1) Foam inserts (wrapped in fiber fill or with a layer of fiber fill glued to the top and the bottom of the foam insert) with NO polypropylene cover.
(2) Foam inserts (wrapped in fiber fill or with a layer of fiber fill glued to the top and the bottom of the foam insert) WITH a polypropylene cover.
If any of the above foam inserts are encased in a polypropylene cover, there is a strong likelihood that the polypropylene covering is sun rotted, is already in tatters and is spreading polypropylene dust/powder everywhere, including through the outer fabric of the cushion cover.
If this is the case, those polypropylene covers (or what's left of them) will need to be discarded.
We charge $10.00 to $20.00 per patio cushion cover (depending on size) to remove the foam fillers from your patio cushion covers prior to cleaning and reinsert those foam fillers into your patio cushion covers after cleaning.
Depending on the size of the patio cushion cover, the removal/replacement of foam inserts is either a 2 or 3 person operation and we charge for that additional labor.
Because the fiber fill surrounfding the foam inserts is only 1/4" thick, we uase strong vacuums to remove the polypropylene dust/powder embedded in the fiber fill.
2.
Removing and replacing loose fiber fill puffs in patio cushion covers with zippers
We typically encounter 2 types of loose fiber fill puff inserts:
(1) Loose fiber fill puff inserts with NO polypropylene cover.
(2) Loose fiber fill puff inserts WITH a polypropylene cover.
If any of the loose fiber fill puff inserts are encased in a polypropylene cover, there is a strong likelihood that the polypropylene covering is sun rotted, is already in tatters and is spreading polypropylene dust/powder everywhere, including through the outer fabric of the cushion cover.
If the loose fiber fill puff inserts have NO polypropylene cover, we MIGHT HAVE TO discard all of the loose fiber fill -- if the fiber fill is dusty -- as it's impossible to vacuum fiber fill puffs.
If the loose fiber fill puff inserts HAVE a polypropylene cover, WE WILL HAVE TO discard all of the loose fiber fill as it's impossible to vacuum fiber fill puffs.
If the fiber fill puffs need to be disposed of, we have a solution: Replace the discarded loose fiber fill puffs with fiber fill inserts that are covered in cotton.
Just like a fiber fill (down alternative) sleep pillow that you occasionally toss into the washer, these cotton- covered fiber fill inserts can be washed if they ever get dusty or stained in the future.
At RAVE FabriCARE, we procure replacement cotton-covered fiber fill inserts for you. All we ask is that we get reimbursed for the actual cost of these inserts. Original receipts will be provided to you.
There is no additional charge to replace inserts that are dust-free puffs of loose fiber fill.
3.
Removing and replacing foam and fiber fill inserts in pation cushion covers without zippers
If any of your patio cushion covers do not have zippers, we offer 2 options:
(1) Open up a side seam on each patio cushion cover in order to remove the foam or loose fiber fill fillers and then resew those open seams after the foam inserts and fiber fill fill inserts have been reinserted.
OR
(2) Open up a side seam on each patio cushion cover in order to remove the foam or loose fiber fill fillers and then add new zippers before reinserting the foam fillers.
There is an additional charge for adding zippers.
Each set of patio cushion covers must be individually evaluated in order to provide you with a tailoring quote.
As a general rule, our pricing for this service is based on the labor time and zipper costs. Labor time is based, for the most part, on the size and construction of your patio cushion covers.
4.
Serging the interior seams
After the fillers have been removed, it's important to examine whether inside seams of your patio cushion covers are serged.
Serging of the seams inside your patio cushion covers creates a durable and fray-resistant finish.
The best serging is where the edges of each fabric panel are individually serged and/or serged together.
If the edges of the fabric inside your patio cushion covers are serged, it's likely that the fabric edges won't fray in the cleaning process. Conversely, if the edges of the fabric inside your patio cushion covers are not serged, it's possible that the fabric edges inside your cushion covers will fray in the cleaning process.
If your fabric edges are unserged, we'll discuss your options with you.
5.
Mold
There is a 20% surcharge to attempt to remove mold and/or mildew on patio cushion covers.
6.
Removing and replacing feather inserts in patio cushion covers with zippers
If (a) the inserts are feather, if (b) those feather inserts were encased in a covering made of man-made fiber and if (c) those man-made fiber coverings are sun rotted and have disintegrated or will disintegrate on touch, there will be an additional charge to remove and replace the feather.
If the feathers are NOT contained within a down and feather proof outer cotton cover, we add a charge of $20.00 (minimum) per patio cushion cover to:
* Remove the feathers from your patio cushion
* Hand puck the feather quills that are embedded in the weave of the undeside of the patio cushion covers,
and
* Reinsert those feathers into your patio cushion covers after cleaning.
The actual charge will depend on the size of the patio cushion covers. Handling loose feathers is a very messy/labor intensive operation.
There is an alternative to handling loose feathers or feathers that were, at one point, encased in disintegrated polypropylene bags or disintegrated fabric bags.
Our tailors can construct brand new outer coverings made of down and feather proof fabric to house the feather fill.
There is an additional charge for the construction of these down and feather proof outer coverings. Pricing is by quotation only.
If the feathers require cleaning and sanitizing, please ask for a quotation.
At RAVE FabriCARE, we know down and feather.
Our White Knight pillowCARE Division (www.whiteknightpillowcare.com) is the leading cleaner and refurbisher of down, down/feather mix and feather bed pillows in the USA.
Turnaround
Our typical turnaround time is about 1 to 2 weeks.
There are numerous factors that could affect the actual turnaround time, such as condition, construction and necessary repairs prior to cleaning and/or restoration.
Contact us
If you live in the metro Phoenix area and are considering the cleaning and/or restoration of patio cushion covers, you might want to request a preliminary evaluation and estimate from us.
Use our Contact Form to provide us with some basic information about your patio cushion covers and even upload some photographs should ypu so wish. This will help us to assess the overall condition of the pieces and then call you to discuss the project and, if necessary, to schedule an in-person visit to evaluate the project.
Alternatively, just call us at (480) 998 8266.
If you live outside of the metro Phoenix area (but within the State of Arizona), we might, nonetheless, be able to help.
Use our Contact Form to provide us with some basic information about your patio cushion covers and even upload some photographs should you so wish. This will help us to assess the overall condition of the pieces, call you to discuss the project and figure out how you might be able to deliver your patio cushion covers to us for cleaning and/or restoration.
Alternatively, just call us at (480) 998 8266.
When contacting us, the following type of information, if known, will promote a more productive discussion:
Estimated age, assessment of general condition, count, color, type (seat, rear, sectional, etc.), type of filler (foam, fiber fill, fetahers, etc.), zippered or unzippered, and the like.