Leather Cleaning and Reconditioning
From $50 per seat
Leather Clean and Condition
Keep your leather looking and feeling its best. We hand clean your sofa using premium gloss or satin conditioners — right in your home.
Key Features
Removes oils and everyday contaminants
Prevents cracking and peeling
Extends the life of your leather — saving you the cost of replacement
Best suited for newer sofas and chairs needing routine maintenance.
$110.00 per seat + GST
Colour and Leather Restoration
Bring tired leather back to life. We clean, treat, and fully restore your sofa — colour matched to perfection and finished with a fresh protective top coat.
Key Features
Removes oils and contaminants
Treats minor cracks and abrasions
Returns suppleness to dried-out leather
Restores colour lost to wear, tear, and sun damage
Ideal for distressed or faded leather — including Aniline and Semi-Aniline sofas.
From $50 per seat
Leather Clean & Condition + Protective Top Coat
Your leather cleaned, conditioned, and shielded — all in one visit. We hand clean your sofa with premium gloss or satin conditioners, then seal it with a fresh protective top coat for lasting results.
Key Features
Removes oils and everyday contaminants
Prevents cracking and peeling
Extends the life of your leather — saving you on replacement costs
Preserves your sofa's look and feel with a newly applied protective top coat
Best suited for older sofas and chairs showing reasonable wear, where the colour is still mostly intact.
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Leather Cleaning and Reconditioning
Leather Cleaning and Reconditioning
Leather Cleaning and Reconditioning
Frequently Asked
Questions
How often should I have my leather sofa professionally cleaned and conditioned?
We recommend every 12 to 18 months. We'll contact you around the 12 month mark after your first appointment and work with you to schedule a follow-up within that timeframe.
I'm not sure which leather service is right for me — how do I choose?
Don't worry — you don't need to figure this out before booking. On arrival we'll assess your sofa, ask about your expectations, and talk you through the services that best match what you're looking to achieve. We'll always recommend the right option for your leather before any work begins.
What's the difference between matt, satin, and gloss conditioners?
We offer three finishes — matt (low sheen), satin (a balanced mid-sheen), and gloss (high shine). Where possible we match the existing finish of your leather. If we can't determine this prior to the appointment, we'll ask for your preference on the day.
How long does a leather clean and condition take, and do I need to prepare anything?
A three-seater sofa typically takes around 1.5 hours from start to finish. You can help by vacuuming under and between the cushions before we arrive — that's all the preparation needed.
How long before I can use my sofa after the service?
For a leather clean and condition you can use it straight away. If you've had a leather restoration with pigment and top coat applied, we recommend leaving it around 12 to 18 hours before use to allow the finish to fully cure.
I don't know what type of leather my sofa is — does that matter?
Not a problem. We can identify your leather type from photos before the appointment, and confirm it on arrival. Most leather types are priced the same, though Aniline and Semi-Aniline leathers can attract a small additional charge of around $10 + GST per seat. If a colour correction dye is required during a restoration, this will be quoted on the day once we've assessed the sofa in person.
What types of furniture do you work on — is it just sofas?
Not at all. We work on sofas, dining chairs, ottomans, office chairs, car seats, and more. If it's leather, get in touch and we'll let you know if we can help.
Are there situations where a leather clean can't be completed?
Yes — on rare occasions we may arrive and find that the leather isn't in a suitable condition to proceed. This can include leather that is excessively contaminated, heavily oily, delaminating (peeling away from its base), or has rips or holes. In these cases we'll talk you through the situation, explain our findings, and recommend the most appropriate next step. A call-out fee will apply if we're unable to proceed.
Not Sure What Your Furniture Needs?
Send us a photo and we'll tell you honestly — including if we think the work isn't worth doing. Free quotes, no obligation.