In Depth

read moreIn Depth, based in Shrewsbury, is a family company established over 18 years with an exceptional reputation. We love what we do! Over the past 18 years, we have taken pride in providing the highest quality service to all our customers and the most thorough deep clean with amazing results. We service Shrewsbury, Telford, Oswestry, Church Stretton, Bridgnorth, Ludlow, Market Drayton and all surrounding areas. We continually invest in the best machine and solutions available - we utilise the Truckmount Hot Water Extraction System which is the most efficient and powerful cleaning systems available (up to 20 times more powerful than a portable machine!).

read moreAniline leathers largely have no surface finish - however some anilines can be sprayed with a lacquer to make them more 'useable'; this is just a thin coating of finish but makes an aniline easier to care for. In Depth have the professional training and experience to bring your aniline leather back to its former glory. From faded colours, the loss of the top coat dye or a complete colour change; we can accommodate your leather restoring needs. Most people assume that their leather is either ruined or past repair - contact In Depth to discuss your leather care options.

read moreIf you have damage to your carpet, for example a cigarette burn, In Depth are able to carry out small repairs on tufted and woven carpets to the same construction of the manufacturer. Re-tufting involves removing the damaged tufts. New tufts are then either re-tufted or re-weaved to the carpet. We use tufts from a piece of spare carpet or we can utilise tufts from the edge of the carpet where it is tucked behind the grippers. This will ensure the tufts being used as replacements are from the same batch, colour and age as the original damaged tufts.

read moreCleaning is an essential part of caring for your leather furniture. It not only removes dirt and oils (which can over time break down the leather's protective coating) but will also help to maintain the moisture balance in the leather. This is important for keeping the leather supple and makes it less likely to absorb spillages. In Depth use professional leather cleaners, conditioners and protectors that are not available on shop shelves, these solutions will remove deep down soiling ensuring your leather furniture maintains a high level of appearance throughout its life.

read moreRegular professional cleaning will keep your upholstery looking clean, brighter and smelling fresher, maintaining a healthier environment for you and your family. The important initial survey of the upholstery will be undertaken to determine the materials and nature of dyes used and the type and level of soiling. This is a very important process as there can be many more different makes of fibre in one piece of upholstery material compared to carpet construction. Additionally, we use specific cleaning solutions for different soil types.

read moreWe are a local company with 5* reviews that continually strive for the best customer service and utilises the best cleaning methods recommended. We have invested in the most powerful self contained Truckmounted cleaning system (up to 20 times more powerful than a portable machine), removing bacteria and unwanted contaminants, dry soil and stains from carpets, upholstery, hard floors and mattresses. Power and pressurised hot water are supplied from the van. Soiled water is then stored on the van - we do not need to flush soiled water down your clean toilets.

read moreCarpet manufacturers recommend you should have your carpets cleaned at least every 12 to 18 months. A dirty carpet is an unhealthy carpet - germs, bacteria, grit, food and drink spillages are not removed by vacuuming alone. Regular professional cleaning will keep your carpets looking clean, brighter, healthier and increase their lifespan. The important initial survey of the carpet will be undertaken to determine the structure and materials used in the carpet and any spots/stains identified. An inspection of the fixing of the carpet at its edges and the condition of the seams is then carried out.