Mattress Cleaning Geelong | Same Day Service

Yes, with a local team covering Geelong city, the northern suburbs, the Bellarine and out to Torquay. Same hot water extraction and anti-allergen process we use in Melbourne.

They do better in humid air, and coastal Geelong is more humid than inland Victoria, so yes, generally. If someone in the house has asthma or eczema that is worse in the mornings, a mattress clean every six months is a sensible interval here rather than annually.

Yes, with no travel surcharge across Geelong, the northern suburbs, the Bellarine and the Surf Coast. Same hot water extraction and anti-allergen process we run in Melbourne.

Yes, and it is a regular job for us across the peninsula. Book a morning slot and the mattress is dry in 4 to 6 hours, ready to be made up before the next arrival.

Ours start from $89 for a single and from $109 for a double, with queen from $119 and king from $139, and a minimum call-out of $120 that covers up to three mattresses at the same address. Most people book two or three beds at once because the travel is the fixed cost, not the cleaning. You always get a fixed itemised quote before we begin.

Four to six hours in most homes. We deliberately use a lower-moisture pass on mattresses than on carpet, and finish with air movers over the surface. Book a morning slot and you will be sleeping on it that night. Memory foam and latex sit at the longer end because the fill holds moisture.

The combination of heat, extraction and an anti-allergen sanitiser removes the mites and, just as importantly, the waste they leave behind, which is the part that triggers asthma and eczema. No treatment keeps a mattress mite-free forever, because they return with normal use, so every six to twelve months is the realistic cycle for an allergy sufferer.

Usually yes. Urine soaks past the surface into the fill, so spraying the top does nothing lasting. We treat it with an enzyme that breaks down the salts causing the smell, then extract it back out. Old, repeated bed-wetting that has reached the core is the hard case, and we will tell you honestly on arrival if a full result is not realistic.

Yes, with the right method. Foam holds water, so we use a low-moisture pass with less solution, more extraction and longer drying rather than the full flush we would use on an innerspring. Tell us it is memory foam when you book so we schedule the extra drying time.

Someone needs to let us in and point out the problem areas, but you do not have to stay. Strip the beds before we arrive if you can, and we will handle the rest.