Curtain Cleaning on Golf Course Extension Road, Gurugram

The curtains in most flats here have never been washed. Golf Course Extension Road is a possession corridor — Sectors 65 to 69 are full of towers handed over in the last few years, where an interior contractor hung the drapes on day one and nobody has taken them down since. Two or three years of that, plus the fine grey dust that drifts off the sites still under construction along the road, and the bottom eighteen inches of a cream sheer tells the whole story.

We take them down ourselves. Double-height living rooms in these towers mean tracks well above ladder-reach, eyelet panels heavy enough to need two people, and blackout linings in the kids' room that have to come off the hooks without tearing the header tape. Each panel is counted with you at the door, tagged by room, and packed separately from every other customer's order — so the four sheers from the living room don't come back mixed with the study's.

Sheers, blackouts and heavy drapes are not one job. Polyester sheers with sewn-in lead weights, cotton-blend curtains that will shrink and hang short if handled carelessly, and lined blackouts that must not lose their coating — we sort and treat these separately, and we tell you upfront if a fabric shouldn't be washed at all rather than returning it ruined. Our curtain care policy covers what we will and won't take on.

Pickup and rehang are free, anywhere along the Extension Road stretch. Most families here are two working adults, so we work around that — we'll come when someone is actually home, clear the gate pass with your tower's security, and put everything back on the track ourselves. If your sofa and mattress are also on their first clean since possession, say so at pickup and we'll do the room in one visit.

Naye ghar ka pehla proper clean.