Leather Cleaning

Leather Cleaning in Colorado Springs, CO

Leather furniture is a valuable addition to many homes and businesses. Over time, regular use can lead to visible wear, buildup, spots, and fading that affect the appearance of leather surfaces.

Because leather requires specialized care, many general household cleaning products may not be suitable for leather furniture. Professional leather cleaning and maintenance can help preserve the appearance and condition of leather upholstery over time.

Chem-Dry of Colorado Springs provides professional leather cleaning services designed for a variety of leather furniture types and finishes.

Maintain Leather Furniture

Over time, body oils, dust, spills, and everyday use can affect the appearance of leather furniture and contribute to visible wear or discoloration.

• Oils and Grease – Body oils and everyday use can leave buildup on frequently used areas of leather furniture.
• Atmospheric Soils – Dust and airborne particles from normal household activity may collect on leather surfaces over time.
• Everyday Soil – Dirt, sand, and debris brought in from daily foot traffic can settle onto leather furniture during regular use.
• Dyes and Inks – Ink, printed materials, and clothing dyes may transfer onto leather surfaces and can be difficult to address without professional treatment.

Our Certified Leather Specialists identify leather types and use professional cleaning products and conditioning treatments designed for leather furniture and upholstery.

Keeping Leather Furniture Maintained

Between professional cleanings, leather furniture can be maintained with routine care products designed for leather surfaces. Ask your Chem-Dry technician about available leather care products and maintenance recommendations for your furniture type.

To help maintain the appearance of your leather furniture, call (719) 570-3167 today to request a leather cleaning estimate or schedule an appointment.

Regular professional cleaning schedules may vary depending on the age of the furniture, usage levels, and overall condition of the leather.