Area and Persian Rug Cleaning in Newport Beach, CA
From Corona del Mar to Balboa Island, we clean Persian, wool and area rugs in your Newport Beach home with fiber-safe methods. Dye tested, dried flat.

Newport Beach homes hold some of the finest rugs in Orange County: hand-knotted Persian pieces in formal rooms, wool rugs under dining tables, and natural-fiber runners in beach cottages. Those rugs deserve more than a carpet wand. We inspect the fiber and weave, dye-test every color before anything gets wet, and choose the method the rug can actually take.
Sand is the quiet enemy here. Beach grit settles deep in the pile, dulling colors and cutting fibers every time someone walks across. Wool hides it well, which is why a rug can look fine while wearing out from below. Our dusting pulls that grit out first, then fiber-safe cleaning brings the colors back up and the rug dries flat to hold its shape.
What Newport Beach rugs ask of a rug cleaner
Fine rugs, beach grit and vacation rentals each change the job. Here is how.
Persian dye safety
Hand-knotted rugs in Corona del Mar and Newport Coast get dye-tested on every color before wetting.
Beach grit removal
Sand from Balboa Island and the beaches works deep into pile. Dusting pulls it out before cleaning.
Wool rug care
Wool and wool-blend rugs in bay-front homes get wool-safe, lower-moisture methods.
Rental rug resets
Vacation rentals need rugs refreshed between guests. We clean on site around your schedule.
How we clean a rug
We identify the fiber and test the dyes before choosing the method.
Inspect
We check the weave, fiber and any damage or old repairs.
Dye test
A damp white cloth on each color shows whether it is safe to clean wet.
Dust and pre-treat
Dry soil is removed first, then spots get a fiber-safe treatment.
Clean and dry flat
Cleaned with the right method and dried flat to keep its shape.
Newport Coast to Lido Isle
Newport Coast and Corona del Mar homes often center a room on one significant rug: a hand-knotted Persian under the dining table, a wool piece in the formal living room. Those rugs carry natural dyes that can run with the wrong cleaner, so our dye test comes first, every time. If a color bleeds on the test cloth, we switch methods rather than risk the rug.
Balboa Island and Lido Isle run smaller and closer to the water, where cottage living rooms hold synthetic and flat-weave rugs that take daily sand. Those are straightforward: dust, fiber-safe clean, dry flat. The fringe still needs its own attention, since cotton fringe yellows in the marine air. We clean and brighten fringe as part of the visit when you ask.
Eastbluff and Newport Heights add family life to the coastal mix: entry rugs that catch every shoe, wool rugs under dining tables, and pets that claim the softest spot. Entry rugs take the most abuse and benefit from cleaning every year or so. We can pair the rug with the carpet in one visit, with one quote confirmed before we start.
Rug honesty, every color
Dyes may not hold
Some reds and blues bleed no matter the method. If the dye test fails, we tell you before anything gets wet.
Pet urine changes wool
Urine can permanently change wool dyes. We treat it honestly and tell you what to expect first.
We clean, not restore
We do not repair or reweave rugs. Cleaning refreshes the rug; it does not fix damage.

Included in every visit
- Fiber and weave inspection
- Dye test on every color
- Dusting and spot pre-treatment
- Fiber-safe cleaning and flat drying
Add when you need it
- Fringe cleaning and brightening
- Pet urine treatment
- Rug protector
- Carpet cleaning on the same visit
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Rug cleaning in Newport Beach: your questions
Is my hand-knotted rug safe to clean on site?
Usually yes after the dye test. We check the fiber, weave and every color first, and we tell you before starting if a rug should not be wet-cleaned.
My Balboa cottage rug smells like the sea. Help?
Yes. Marine dampness holds odor in rugs. We dust, clean fiber-safe and dry flat with airflow so the mustiness lifts.
Will sand ever fully come out of my rug?
Dusting removes far more than vacuuming, but some fine grit hides deep in the pile. Regular cleaning keeps it from building up.
How do I know if my rug's dyes are safe?
Our dye test shows it: a damp white cloth on each color reveals any bleed before we start.
Can you clean the fringe on my rug?
Yes. Cotton fringe gets its own gentle treatment and brightening as part of the visit.
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Get a quote for your rug
Tell us what you have and where in Newport Beach. We will call you with a price.
(714) 244-2772Call or text · Open 7 days, 8am–5pm
- Same-day slots most days
- In-house technicians only
- Price confirmed before we start
