
Converse Heights and the surrounding textile-era neighborhoods hold some of the oldest intact housing in the Upstate, built on mill money in the early twentieth century.
Genuine antiques in the older houses — rugs bought new when the houses were built and never moved since.
Rugs that have sat in one place for eighty years develop a set: compressed pile where furniture stood, and a foundation that has taken the shape of an uneven floor. Washing releases some of it, but blocking the rug flat during drying is what actually corrects it.
Collection and return across Spartanburg County is free. We collect the rug, assess it at the facility, and confirm the price before any work begins — a wool rug is heavy and awkward once rolled, and moving it yourself is a common way to crease a foundation.
Nearby: Greer · Taylors · Five Forks
A rough size, the room it lives in, and a photo if you can manage one — ideally of the back as well as the front, because the foundation shows what the pile hides. We’ll reply with an estimate and a collection window that works around you. Nothing is costed until the rug has been unrolled and gone over properly.