Temple Bar, Greater London
Rug Cleaning in Temple Bar
Marks and odours lifted on Temple Bar rugs without the rug going out of the house.
- Persian and antique rugs
- Cleaned on site
- From £30
Local Rug Cleaning in Temple Bar
Whether it's a small runner or a rug up to 15 m², rug cleaning in Temple Bar is quoted individually. Optional stain protection can be added after hot water extraction for up to 6 months. Size, fibre and condition set the price, starting at £30. Hot water extraction suits synthetic, mixed and wool rugs, and usually take 3 to 5 hours afterwards.
All over Temple Bar, from flats to terraced houses, your cleaner identifies the carpet first and chooses the method to suit.
- Minimum charge
- £68
- Phone lines
- 8am to 6pm on weekdays
- Phone
- 07833 053749
- Area
- Greater London
- From
- £30
A few things that help
The cleaner handles the rest.
- Let us know about any sensitivities
- Point out any stains in advance
- Mention the type if known
Temple Bar and Its Surrounding Area
Temple, about a mile south, is inside the coverage too. Temple Bar is one of 714 places on our list in Greater London.
Every address in WC2B, WC2E and EC1N falls within the coverage. If your home sits on one of Shoe Lane, Drury Lane and New Square or elsewhere in Temple Bar, it's covered. Routes such as the A4 and A40 link Temple Bar to other parts of Greater London.
Addresses near Temple Church and Twinings Museum are among the ones covered in Temple Bar.
While you're booking
Carpets and chairs may join the same quote.
Common questions
Every address in WC2B, WC2E and EC1N is covered.
Yes, Temple is included as well. It lies about a mile south of Temple Bar.
Yes. Your cleaner identifies the fibre first and chooses hot water extraction or dry cleaning to suit it.
No, everything gets done on site. No rug leaves the house.
That comes down to the method: dry almost straight away with dry cleaning, and usually 3 to 5 hours for hot water extraction.
Hot water extraction or dry cleaning, chosen for the fibre. Dry cleaning refreshes but cannot remove stains, so stained rugs are given hot water extraction where the fibre allows.
Only the small items, such as lamps and frames. The cleaner moves furniture except where a piece is too heavy for one person, and works around and under heavier pieces.
How it's cleaned
Delicate fibres get a dry method: a dry detergent worked in and vacuumed off, or a solvent misted on and wiped off with towels. Wool, mixed and wool rugs get hot water extraction.
- Fibre identification before anything else
- Powder cleaning for delicate fibres
- Cleaned on site
Step by step
Getting a clean takes a few minutes, and a reply follows the same day.
Fill in the form with the rug and your postcode in Temple Bar.
A same-day or next-day visit is often possible; pick a time that suits.
The clean begins with identifying the fibre.
The method is matched to the fibre.
Smells and stains get treated when the method allows.
Useful guides: Red Wine on the Carpet: What to Do First · Hot Water Extraction or Dry Carpet Cleaning?
From one customer's words
Below is what one customer said.
I have had my carpets cleaned before but this was the first time using Superior Carpet Cleaning and I am so impressed by how professional it was. I called and was given a quote straight away and offered times that suited me. When it was booked in, your cleaner arrived on time and did a fantastic job cleaning my carpets. He also moved my sofa out of the way, which I was not expecting, and I'm so glad I used your company!
Prices, plainly
Guide prices, not exact ones: every job is quoted individually.
- Hallway carpet
- from £30
- Rug up to 15 m²
- from £30
- Landing
- from £17
- Minimum job
- £68
The size, the fibre and condition shape the price. All tools and detergents are included.
- Hot water extraction or dry cleaning
- The fibre
- The size of the rug
Get a free quote
To a quote, use our quote form or call 07833 053749.