Area rug cleaning
The rug under the dining table holds more than the carpet around it.
Wool, synthetic, and hand-knotted rugs cleaned on-site.
- Dry soil removed first - most of what is in a rug is grit, not stain
- pH-correct chemistry for wool so dyes do not bleed
- Fringe cleaned by hand
- Full wash available for hand-knotted and antique rugs
Same four steps, every single job
Inspect
Fiber identified, existing wear and dye instability documented before we start.
Dust
Dry soil removed first. On a well-used rug this is pounds of grit.
Wash
Rugs are cleaned on-site using methods appropriate for their fiber type and condition, ensuring a safe and thorough clean.
Dry flat and groom
The rug is carefully dried with airflow, the pile is groomed, and fringes are straightened for a finished appearance.
What people ask about rugs
Most rugs can be professionally cleaned on-site. If we encounter a rug that requires a specialty process beyond what can be safely performed in the home, we'll let you know during the inspection.
We dye-test every rug first. If a rug is unstable we tell you before cleaning it, not after.
Most customers add one of these
Bundling on the same visit is cheaper than a second trip, and we will tell you if you do not need it.
Carpet cleaning
Hot water extraction that pulls out the grit holding dirt in the fibers, not just the surface stain.
See detailsUpholstery cleaning
Fabric-safe cleaning for sofas, sectionals, and chairs, matched to the manufacturer's cleaning code.
See detailsTile and grout cleaning
High-pressure extraction that pulls years of buildup out of the grout lines, with optional color seal.
See detailsReady when you are
Pick your own time slot through Square, or call (864) 605-8807 and talk to someone local.