Rug Repair in Greenville
Fraying edges, damaged fringe, holes, torn foundation — our craftsmen repair all types of rug damage using hand-matched materials and traditional techniques. Free pick-up & delivery included.
Repairs That Last
A damaged rug doesn't have to be replaced. Our repair specialists use hand-matched fibers, traditional knotting techniques, and careful color matching to fix damage in a way that blends seamlessly with the surrounding rug. Whether it's a small fringe repair or extensive foundation work, we provide a written estimate before any work begins — and we stand behind every repair with a satisfaction guarantee.
Fringe Repair & Replacement
Worn, damaged, or missing fringe is repaired or replaced to match the original style.
Edge Binding & Serging
Unraveling edges are re-bound or serged to prevent further damage and restore appearance.
Hole & Tear Repair
Holes and tears are carefully patched and re-woven to blend seamlessly with the surrounding area.
Foundation Repair
Damaged warp and weft threads are replaced to restore the structural integrity of your rug.
Backing Repair
Worn or damaged backing is repaired or replaced to extend the life of your rug.
Patch Work
Severely damaged sections can be patched with matching material for a seamless repair.
Before Your Pick-Up
A few simple steps before pick-up help us assess your rug accurately and get started faster.
Our Repair Promise
We match materials as closely as possible to the original — same fiber, similar weight, and hand-dyed to blend with your rug's existing colors. For antique and heirloom pieces, we use traditional hand-knotting techniques that preserve the rug's authenticity and value.
All repairs come with a written estimate upfront and a satisfaction guarantee. If you're not happy with the result, we'll make it right.
Contact Greenville Rug Restoration
We're here to help.
Get Your Rug Repaired
Schedule a free pick-up. We'll assess the damage and provide a detailed repair estimate.
Common questions
Usually five to seven business days for cleaning. A rug can't be rushed — controlled drying is the slowest stage and the one most worth not hurrying, because a rug put away damp grows mildew in the foundation where you won't see it until it smells. Repairs add time depending on the work.
No. We'll arrange a window that suits you, and if you'd rather leave the rug somewhere accessible that's fine too. You'll get the assessment and the price before any work starts.
It depends on size, construction and condition, and we won't quote a firm number before seeing the rug — a price given sight unseen on a hand-knotted piece is a guess. The assessment is free and there's no obligation to go ahead.
Usually, but it depends how long it sat and how deep it went. Urine salts crystallise in the foundation, which is why the smell returns after surface cleaning — they have to be flushed out, not masked. Severe or repeated saturation can permanently affect dyes, and we'll tell you that up front rather than after.
That's exactly what we test for before any water touches the rug. Some older pieces and some synthetic reds are unstable, and those get a different method — lower temperature, shorter immersion, sometimes no immersion at all.
Often yes, and often it needs it most. Age isn't the problem — a weak foundation is. We assess the structure first, and if a rug needs stabilising before washing we'll say so rather than risk it coming apart in the wash.
No, and nobody should. A rug cleaned where it lies is a rug cleaned on one side only. Soil sits at the base of the pile and comes out through the back, which means the rug has to be lifted, flushed and dried under control.