Deep
Interior Deep Restoration
- Deep carpet & seat extraction
- Steam cleaning of all vents and crevices
- Leather conditioning
- Stain removal
- Coupe / Sedan
- $190 – $250
- SUV / Truck
- $230 – $300
- Large SUV / Minivan
- $270 – $350
Car seat shampoo in Maple Ridge
Car seat shampoo in Maple Ridge means hot-water extraction, not a spray bottle and a brush. Hot water and solution go into the fabric, and the machine pulls it back out with the dirt suspended in it.
Starts at $190 for a coupe or sedan. See pricing
Seat & Carpet Shampoo, done where you park
It's car upholstery cleaning and car carpet cleaning done at your place, paired with steam for the seams and hard edges an extractor can't reach. Both are part of our Interior Deep Restoration.
Who it's for
- Carpets that have absorbed a winter of wet boots and road salt
- Fabric seats with coffee, food or kid-related history
- Cars that smell damp no matter how long the windows are open
- Anyone getting a car ready to sell where the interior lets it down
What's included and what it costs
Seat & Carpet Shampoo is part of our Interior Deep Restoration, so you get the full deep clean along with it.
Prices vary within the range based on vehicle size and condition. Add-ons can be combined with any service.
Add to this service
- Pet Hair Extraction (Deep / Heavy)Hair worked into cargo carpet and fabric weave.$60 – $90+
- Odour Elimination TreatmentSource cleaned first, then treated.Get a quote
- Upholstery & Leather Stain ShieldA barrier so spills bead up instead of soaking in.Get a quote
Before and after
Photo: seat & carpet shampoo, after
Photo: seat & carpet shampoo, before
How we do it
Step 1
Assess
We check the stains with you and tell you honestly what's likely to lift and what's dye damage.
Step 2
Vacuum
Loose dirt out first so extraction isn't just moving it around.
Step 3
Steam
Steam into seams, edges, vents and the hard surfaces around the fabric.
Step 4
Extract
Hot-water extraction through carpet, mats and fabric seats, passing until the water runs clean.
Step 5
Dry down
Extra dry passes so the car is damp, not soaked, when we leave.
What hot-water extraction actually removes
Most of what makes a car interior look tired isn't on the surface. It's fine grit and dissolved road salt that soaked in while the carpet was wet and dried in place. Extraction re-wets it, breaks it loose and takes it out of the vehicle.
You can see it happen — the water in the recovery tank tells you what was in the carpet. On a Lower Mainland commuter car it usually comes out grey-brown on the first pass.
Car steam cleaning as part of the job
Steam handles what extraction can't reach: seat rails, belt anchors, the plastic between the seat and the console, and the edges of the carpet where it meets trim.
Together they cover the whole soft-and-hard boundary inside a car, which is where most of the grime you can smell actually lives. Both come with Interior Deep Restoration, along with leather conditioning and stain removal.
Common questions
How much is a seat and carpet shampoo?
Extraction and steam are part of Interior Deep Restoration: $190 – $250 for a coupe or sedan, $230 – $300 for an SUV or truck, $270 – $350 for a large SUV or minivan.
Will every stain come out?
No, and we'll tell you which ones before we start. Dye transfer and bleach damage are permanent. Most food, drink and dirt stains lift well.
How long until the seats are dry?
They come out damp rather than wet. Drying time depends on the weather and airflow, so we'll give you a realistic idea on the day.
Do you do leather seats too?
Leather is cleaned and conditioned rather than extracted. Leather conditioning is included in Interior Deep Restoration.
Seat & Carpet Shampoo across the Lower Mainland
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Ready to book?
Tell us about the car and what it needs. We'll come to your driveway or workplace, anywhere from Maple Ridge to Vancouver, any day from 5 AM.