What happens at each step?
1. Inspect
A material inspection comes first. We read the law tag and check construction, fabric, stains and odor, then choose the steam setting and pass speed. Every job is documented on an inspection form: the mattress materials, special care notes and any urine or odor observations.
2. Isolate
Technicians wear gloves and shoe booties, and equipment is disinfected between jobs.
3. Sanitize
Low-moisture dry vapor steam from our Italian Vapor Clean machines goes over the top surface and all four side edges. For a sourced explanation of how dry vapor steam differs from extraction, shampooing and vacuuming, see Mattress Cleaning Methods Explained.
4. Detail
Seams, tufts, ridges and edges get extra passes, since that's where dust and shed skin collect. Urine and organic odor get enzyme treatment. Organic cleaning methods are the default.
5. Reset
A HEPA vacuum lifts loosened debris, followed by UV-C light treatment. We run a moisture check after the job, and the bed stays unmade until it is dry to the touch.
What checks do you run?
Every visit includes two checks, and only these two:
- A moisture check after the job
- The built-in bed mite sensor on our UV-C vacuum
72-hour bedroom CO₂ testing is an optional service, booked on its own or added to a mattress visit. It's priced by quote, and it isn't a medical test.
What does it cost?
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| First mattress, any size | $249 |
| Each additional full, queen or king mattress | $199 |
| Each additional kids bed (twin or full) | $149 |
| Underside or full-surface treatment | +$50–$75 per mattress |
| Severe or biohazard cases | Custom surcharge |
Normal stains, pet odor and ordinary urine accidents are included. See the pricing page for the full list.