Every rug is made differently. We check the fibers and dyes first, then clean it the way that rug needs.
Test first, clean second. That's how colors stay where they belong.
We check the fiber, backing and dyes, and test for color bleeding before we clean.
Rugs hold a surprising amount of grit. We get it out from both sides before any water touches it.
A solution matched to the fiber, worked into spots by hand.
Hot water extraction or a low-moisture method, depending on the rug, then a thorough rinse.
We set the pile back in one direction and use fans to dry it quickly.
Some rugs need a lighter touch than others. We'll tell you what to expect before we start.
Nylon, polyester and olefin. These clean up well with hot water extraction.
Tested first for dye bleed, then dried quickly.
Extra dry soil removal before any water touches it.
Enzyme treatment that reaches the backing, not just the surface.
Dry soil dulls a rug's colors. Getting it out brings the pattern back.
Smells live in the backing. Cleaning it removes them instead of covering them.
Grit grinds fibers down every time the rug is walked on. Taking it out keeps the rug in shape.
Have us clean your rugs while we're there for the carpet. One appointment, one quote.
Most rugs are cleaned right in your home, but we can also deep clean and dry them in our shop. Delicate or specialty rugs may be better off with a rug specialist, and we'll tell you if that's the case.
Usually 16-20 hours with good airflow. High pile rugs can take longer.
Yes. Enzyme treatment breaks down the source in the backing. Very old or heavy accidents may need a second treatment.
See a price in our instant quote tool. For wool or specialty rugs, call 812-606-9556.
Call first so we can take a look. Some rugs are better off with a specialist, and we'll be upfront if yours is one of them.
Call the owner or request a quote online. We'll get back to you quickly with a straight answer.