Rug cleaning is priced by the size of the rug, then adjusted for fiber, condition, and any extra treatment it needs, such as pet urine, stain removal, or repairs. We give you a free estimate, then measure the rug and confirm the price with you before any work begins. Call (480) 405-1296 for an estimate.

Most rugs are back home about a week after pickup, including drying time. Rugs that also need repair, moth treatment, or heavy pet urine treatment take longer, and we give you a return date before any work starts.

Yes. We pick up and deliver free anywhere in the Valley, with no minimum. You can also drop off your rug by appointment at 7830 E Redfield Rd. See how rug pickup and delivery works.

Steam cleaning was designed for wall-to-wall carpet. It cleans mostly the top of the pile, can leave residue behind, and uses heat that can make natural dyes bleed. Full-immersion hand washing flushes grit and soil out of the foundation and rinses the rug completely. See our full rug washing process.

Every 3 to 5 years for most rugs, or every 2 to 3 years with pets, kids, or heavy foot traffic. In Arizona, fine desert grit settles deep in the pile and wears down the fibers, so regular washing adds years to a rug's life.

In most cases, yes. Urine is treated at the foundation, where the odor comes from, and then rinsed out during a full wash. Long-term urine can permanently change a rug's dyes, and if that has happened we tell you before we start. Learn more about pet stain and odor removal.

Often, yes. Each stain gets a treatment matched to what caused it, tested on the rug's colors first, and then the whole rug is washed so the stain doesn't wick back up. Bleach spots and sun fading are lost dye rather than stains, so they can't be washed out. See our guide to rug stain removal.

Yes. We repair holes, worn areas, fringe, edges, and moth damage by hand, matching the original materials and knots. Repair and cleaning can be done in the same trip. See rug repair and restoration.