Just moved into a new place and the sofa looks pretty stained from the previous tenant. For deep cleaning, Is it better to clean a sofa yourself or hire someone?
Generally, it is better to hire a professional for deep sofa cleaning or stubborn stains, while doing it yourself is more cost-effective for routine maintenance.
DIY cleaning is cheaper (about $10–$50 for cleaning products or rental tools) and suitable for quick stain removal and regular upkeep, but it is less effective for deep dirt, dust mites, or delicate fabrics like velvet or linen, and improper cleaning may cause water stains or fading.
Professional cleaning typically costs around $100–$300 per session (depending on size and material), and uses steam or extraction equipment for deeper cleaning, which helps extend the lifespan of the sofa—especially for homes with pets or sofas that haven’t been cleaned for years.
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