Eccles splits into two very different halves and we clean carpets in both. Around Eccles Cross and Patricroft it's dense Victorian terraces with heavy family use; a short walk away, Monton village has larger Edwardian semis and villas with period wool carpets and hand-knotted rugs from the village's antique shops. We're about 15 minutes from our Cheetham Hill base along the A6/M602, close enough that Eccles and Monton bookings are one of our most regular Salford routes.
What carpets do you clean in Eccles?
Central Eccles and Patricroft are built up from Victorian terraces around the old cotton and engineering works, many still on original floorboards under the carpet, so we watch moisture carefully. Monton, genuinely a village within Eccles with its own green, has larger Edwardian semis and villas that often carry wool carpets and rugs bought from the village's antique and interiors shops — these need a gentler, pH-neutral approach than the standard household clean.
A traditionally working-class market town famous nationally for the Eccles cake, now with a noticeably two-tier population: long-settled terrace families in central Eccles and Patricroft, and a more affluent, professional Monton crowd drawn by the village's cafes, bars and period housing stock.
- Victorian terrace stairs and living rooms around Eccles Cross and Patricroft
- Wool carpets and period rugs in the larger Monton village semis
- Canal-side terrace and new-build carpets near Barton
- Family living-room carpets in the streets around Eccles Town Hall
- End-of-tenancy carpet cleans for Eccles and Patricroft rentals
Bottom line: Eccles carpets aren't all the same — and we don't treat them as if they are. The method we bring on the day is matched to the housing stock you actually live in.
What do Eccles customers book most?
A typical Eccles job is wool rug and carpet cleaning for the Monton village semis, plus Victorian terrace stair-and-landing refreshes around Eccles Cross and Patricroft.
A local tip for Eccles carpets
Monton’s antique shops mean a lot of homes have hand-knotted or wool rugs bought locally. We always wet-test for colourfastness before cleaning older rugs, since supermarket spot-cleaners can make vegetable dyes bleed.
Parking & access in Eccles
Monton’s streets around the village green have a mix of driveways and resident parking, so we usually park close by. Around Eccles Cross and Patricroft the terraces are tighter, so we run long hoses from the nearest legal spot.
What a typical job here looks like
Illustrative example for Eccles — not a record of a specific customer.
Monton wool rug and lounge refresh
3-bed semi in Monton, Eccles (M30)
- Common situation
- Hand-knotted rug dulling in the lounge; traffic lanes on the fitted carpet; owner wanted wool-safe cleaning.
- How we usually tackle it
- Wet colour test on the rug, wool-safe extraction on rug and lounge, pH-neutral rinse throughout.
- What we aim for
- Rug colours stable, lounge lanes eased.
- Time on site
- Depends on the number of rooms, the stairs and the carpet condition. We give you an estimate when we quote.
What do Eccles customers say about us?
Verified reviews from our Google Business Profile
“I had an excellent experience with Blowup Cleaners. They brought my carpets back to life, removing stains I thought would never come out. The team was professional, arrived on time, and left everything spotless. Great service, fair pricing, and outstanding results. I highly recommend them!”
“Very professional and hard working team. Excellent service and have done a very good job. Carpets and sofas cleaned exceptionally well.”
“Highly recommend carpet cleaners in cheetham hill a they were very professional and not that expensive, order service for my old carpet and they truly made it like brand new one.”
Which Eccles sub-neighbourhoods do you cover?
Sub-neighbourhoods
- Monton
- Winton
- Patricroft
- Barton
Local landmarks
- Church of St Mary the Virgin, Eccles (Grade I listed, on the same site 800+ years)
- Eccles Cross
- Monton village
- Barton Swing Aqueduct
- Eccles Town Hall, Church Street
How much does carpet cleaning cost in Eccles?
- Small roomfrom £25
- Medium roomfrom £35
- Large roomfrom £45
- Hallwayfrom £20
- Stairs and landing togetherfrom £50
- Minimum booking£80
A 3-bed semi with stairs is typically from £130 to £160. Stairs are free when you clean 3 or more rooms. The landing is from £15.
We cover Manchester and roughly 30 miles around it. Travel is free within 30 miles of our Cheetham Hill (M8) base on orders of £80 or more. We reply to quote requests within 1 hour. Prices updated 24 October 2026.
Bottom line: Carpet cleaning starts from £25 per room. Minimum booking £80. The same prices apply in Eccles as everywhere we work. See the full price list for sofas, mattresses and rugs.
Which other Manchester areas do you cover?
See all carpet cleaning across Manchester.
About Blowup Cleaners
Blowup Cleaners is a carpet, upholstery and commercial cleaning company based at 9 Rectory Road, Manchester, M8 5EA in Cheetham Hill, serving homes, landlords and businesses across Greater Manchester. See our carpet cleaning service for how we clean.
Eccles carpet cleaning in a nutshell
Blowup Cleaners provides professional carpet cleaning in Eccles (M30) from our Cheetham Hill (M8) base, about 15 minutes away by road, without traffic. Carpet cleaning starts from £25 per room. Minimum booking £80. We cover Manchester and roughly 30 miles around it. Travel is free within 30 miles of our Cheetham Hill (M8) base on orders of £80 or more. We reply to quote requests within 1 hour. Same-day slots are available, subject to availability.
Sources & references
- Which? — Carpet cleaning advice — independent UK consumer guidance on professional versus DIY carpet cleaning.
- GOV.UK — Tenancy deposit protection — what landlords and tenants can deduct for cleaning at end of tenancy.
- US EPA — Indoor Air Quality — research showing indoor air is 2–5× more polluted than outdoor air, with carpets a primary reservoir.
- Asthma + Lung UK — Dust mites — dust-mite allergens collect in carpets; hot-water extraction (≥54°C) kills them.
