Fine Rug Washing

The Professional Rug Cleaning Difference

We will inspect your floor covering to locate stains and weak spots. We will also determine which fibers and dyes have been used. When this is done, your rug will then go through a thorough process of deep-cycle rug wash.

What sets our cleaning service apart is that, unlike most surface cleaning methods such as carpet machines, we don't use hot water and solutions that can cause non-synthetic materials to shrink.

When it comes to professional rug cleaning, you can always trust our experts to give you quality results that are second to none. All of our services are 100% satisfaction guaranteed. Call us for all your rug cleaning needs today.

Textile and Rug Cleaning Services

• Oriental and area rug cleaning
• Upholstery cleaning
• Teflon® Advanced Carpet Protector and Teflon™ Fabric Protector for carpet and upholstery
• Ultimate with UV Protector fabric protection for rugs and upholstery
• Tile and grout cleaning and sealing
• Leather cleaning
• Odor control
• Urine decontamination
• Fringe and rug repair
• Blocking or re-stretching
• Color correction
• Moth detergent
• Deodorization
• Tea wash application
• Hand-tufted rug backing removal and replacement

What Rug Experts Agree On

Rug experts agree that in-plant rug cleaning is highly recommended for proper maintenance of oriental and other loose-laid rugs.

Unlike synthetic wall-to-wall carpets, they should not be cleaned on location for many reasons:

• Rug fibers are very different from those found in residential and commercial broadloom carpets, as they use far more natural fiber such as wool, cotton, silk, and jute
• Backings are very different, as natural foundation yarns are more prominent in rugs as opposed to separate synthetic backing fabrics for tufted carpet
• Constructions are also different because woven constructions are the most prevalent in area rugs, while tufting is the dominant construction in the broadloom market

How to Care for Your Area Rugs

• Rotation: Your rug should be rotated once a year to ensure even wear. The rotation may vary from 6 months to 2 years, depending on the foot traffic it is exposed to.
• Vacuuming: Oriental rugs, like most carpeting, should be vacuumed regularly to remove dirt and restore life to its fibers. However, be sure not to vacuum the fringe with your brush bar, but rather use the end of a vacuum hose from a canister vacuum.
• Padding: A quality pad under your rug helps protect it from dirt, wear, and slippage