Rug Cleaning & Restoration Pricing
Transparent, competitive pricing with no hidden fees. Every quote is based on your rug's size, fiber, and condition — and free pick-up & delivery is always included.
Our pricing is based on the size, type, and condition of your rug. Contact us for a free, no-obligation estimate. We price-match and offer free pick-up and delivery.
Heavily soiled rugs
- Normal use — no surcharge.
- Moderate — traffic lanes and a few spots, +15%.
- Heavy soil — very dirty or heavy pet traffic, +30%.
We tell you which tier your rug falls into when we assess it, before the price is set.
In every cleaning, at no extra charge
- Pre-cleaning inspection and fiber identification
- Colorfastness and dye-bleed testing
- Dry soil removal and dusting
- Hand wash with pH-balanced solutions matched to the fiber
- Standard stain pre-treatment
- Thorough rinse and controlled flat drying
- Final quality inspection before it goes back on the truck
- Free pick-up and delivery in the Greenville area
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Our estimator prices your rug in about fifteen seconds using the rates on this page.
Rates are starting prices. Knot density, dye stability, prior repairs, and existing damage can move the final number, and we price-match any comparable Greenville specialist. Restoration and repair work is quoted case by case after inspection. Every price is confirmed in writing and approved by you before work begins.
What's Included in Every Cleaning
Our quoted price is all-inclusive — no hidden fees or surprise add-ons. Every cleaning order includes:
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Every rug is different. Contact us for an accurate quote based on your specific rug.
Common questions
Longer than a carpet cleaner would, and the drying is the reason. In air that sits at or above 75 percent humidity 133 days of the year, a rug put away before its foundation is properly dry will grow mildew somewhere nobody can see, so that stage takes as long as it takes. Any repair work is scheduled separately once we know how far it goes.
No. We agree a window with you, and leaving the rug somewhere reachable — a porch, a garage, inside a screen door — works perfectly well. Either way, the assessment and the cost reach you before anything is done to the rug.
It comes down to size, how the rug is built, and the condition it is in. We will not put a firm number on a hand-knotted rug nobody has seen, because that is guesswork with a confident voice. Looking at it costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Usually, though it turns on how long it sat there and how far down it soaked. Urine salts crystallize into the foundation and come back to life with humidity, which is exactly why a surface clean smells fine for a week and then does not — the salts have to be flushed out of the rug, not covered over. Where the saturation was heavy or repeated it can take the dye with it, and we would rather say that beforehand than afterwards.
That is the first thing tested, before any water reaches the rug. Certain older vegetable dyes and a number of early synthetic reds will move, and those rugs get washed cooler and faster — sometimes not by immersion at all.
Often yes, and the fragile ones are frequently the ones needing it most. Age by itself is not the issue; a foundation that has gone weak is. The structure is assessed first, and where a rug needs stabilizing before it can be washed we say so, rather than discover it halfway through.
No, and we would advise against letting anyone. Cleaned where it lies, a rug gets cleaned on one face while the other face just gets wet. The soil is at the bottom of the pile and it leaves through the back, so the rug has to come up off the floor, go into water, and dry under moving air.