Our professional in-home area rug cleaning is a great way to ensure that your rugs are thoroughly cleaned and well-maintained. Here is how we like to do it:

Inspection – “Examining Your Rug for Areas of Concern”

A professional cleaner will conduct a thorough inspection of your area rug, to identify any stains or high-traffic areas, and to determine the best cleaning method for the specific rug fibers.

Vacuuming – “Removing Loose Dirt and Debris”

The rug is vacuumed on both sides to remove any loose dirt or debris that could damage the fibers during the cleaning process.

 Pre-treatment – “Tackling Stains and High-Traffic Areas”

If any stains or high-traffic areas are identified during the inspection, a pre-treatment solution is applied to break down and loosen the dirt

Wash – “Cleaning the Rug with Specialized Shampoo”

The rug is washed using a specialized rug shampoo and gentle agitation technique to remove dirt and stains.

Rinse – “Removing Remaining Dirt and Cleaning Solution”

The rug is thoroughly rinsed using a neutralizing solution to remove any remaining dirt and cleaning solution.

Grooming – “Restoring the Pile and Bringing Out the Rug’s Natural Luster”

The rug is groomed using a specialized rug rake to restore the pile and bring out the rug’s natural luster.

Drying – “Controlled Environment for Complete Dryness”

The rug is dried in a controlled environment to ensure that it is completely dry before it is returned to your home.

Final Inspection – “Ensuring Cleaning Standards and Customer Satisfaction”

Here are some of the types of rugs we usually make magic with. If yours isn’t on the list, don’t worry, we can handle it. Probalible, it might me made from a combination of materials like wool and silk, wool and synthetic, etc.

Wool Rugs:

• Persian Rugs
• Oriental Rugs
• Kilim Rugs
• Flokati Rugs
• Berber Rugs

Synthetic Rugs:

• Shag Rugs
• Nylon Rugs
• Polypropylene Rugs
• Acrylic Rugs

Natural Fiber Rugs:

• Jute Rugs
• Sisal Rugs
• Seagrass Rugs
• Bamboo Rugs
• Coir Rugs

Cotton Rugs:

• Dhurrie Rugs
• Kilim Rugs
• Flatweave Rugs

Silk Rugs:

• Oriental Rugs
• Persian Rugs
• silk on wool rug

1. Pet urine and feces stains: These are common stains that can be caused by pets who have accidents on the rug.
2. Food and drink spills: Spills from food or beverages can leave unsightly stains on area rugs, especially if they are not cleaned up quickly.
3. Mud and dirt: Heavy foot traffic can bring in dirt and mud from the outside, which can leave stains on area rugs.
4. Oil and grease stains: Cooking or other activities that involve oil and grease can leave stains on area rugs.
5. Ink and dye stains: Pens, markers, and other writing instruments can leave ink stains on area rugs, while dye stains can be caused by spilled colored liquids or medications.
6. Blood: Blood stains can be caused by cuts or injuries, and can be difficult to remove if they are not treated immediately.
7. Mold and mildew: Area rugs that are exposed to high humidity or dampness can develop mold and mildew stains, which can be difficult to remove.
8. Wax and gum: Accidentally dropping wax or gum on a rug can leave stubborn stains that are difficult to remove.
9. Wine, coffee and tea: These are common spills that can leave stains if not cleaned immediately.
10. Dust and dirt: Dust and dirt can accumulate on area rugs over time, leaving them looking dull and discolored.