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Area, Persian & wool rugs

Area rug and Persian rug cleaning in Orange County

Wool, silk-blend, synthetic and handmade rugs, cleaned with the method the fiber and dyes can take. We test before anything gets wet.

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Technician dye-testing the corner of a Persian area rug
Tested firstfor color bleed

Rugs need a different approach than carpet

A rug is often handmade, dyed with natural colors and woven from wool. Treat it like carpet and it can bleed or shrink.

Wool soaks up soil

Wool hides dirt well, so a rug can look fine while grit wears the fibers from below.

Dyes can run

Some reds and blues bleed with the wrong cleaner or too much water.

Fringe yellows

Cotton fringe browns over time and needs its own gentle treatment.

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.

Rug types we see most

Every rug is different, but these are the common ones in Orange County homes.

Persian and Oriental

Hand-knotted wool with natural dyes. Dye-tested and cleaned gently.

Wool-safe method

Wool area rugs

Machine-made wool that hides soil well. Cleaned with wool-safe products.

Low-moisture

Synthetic rugs

Polypropylene and nylon. Usually the easiest to clean thoroughly.

Hot water extraction

Shag and high-pile

Deep pile that traps a lot of soil. Needs extra dusting first.

Extra dusting
Carpet pile with a clear line between cleaned and dirty areas

Why rugs look dull

Fine sand and dust settle deep in the pile and dull the colors. Vacuuming lifts the top layer only.

A proper clean brings the colors back up and removes the grit that slowly cuts the fibers.

  • Persian and Oriental rugs
  • Wool and wool-blend rugs
  • Synthetic area rugs
  • Shag and high-pile rugs

Included in every rug clean

Always included

  • 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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I shopped around for a couple hours and these guys showed up same day and took care of my living room carpet and couch! They are very professional and have excellent pricing. Highly recommend.

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Great service! Fast and efficient. Showed up on time and left everything looking spotless — would definitely use again.

Rug cleaning questions

Can you clean a Persian rug at my home?

Often, yes. After the dye test we decide whether it can be cleaned on site. If a rug is not safe to wet-clean, we tell you before we start.

Will the colors run?

That is exactly what the dye test is for. If a color bleeds on the test cloth, we use a method that does not risk it.

How often should I clean an area rug?

Every 12 to 24 months for most rooms, more often in entryways and homes with pets.

Can you remove pet urine from a wool rug?

Often, but urine can permanently change wool dyes. We will check and tell you honestly what to expect before treating it.

Do you clean rugs and carpet together?

Yes. Many customers book both on one visit.

How long does a rug take to dry?

Usually a few hours. Thin synthetic and flat-weave rugs dry fastest, thick wool rugs take longer. We set up airflow before we leave and tell you when it is safe to walk on the rug and put furniture back.

Which areas do you cover for rug cleaning?

All of Orange County, including Irvine, Anaheim, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Santa Ana, Orange, Tustin, Fullerton, Mission Viejo and the cities around them.

Are there rugs you will not clean on site?

Yes. Very fragile, silk or rugs with unstable dyes are not always safe to wet-clean in a home. If the fiber check or dye test shows a risk, we explain it and recommend the safest option before any work starts.

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Get a quote for your rug

Tell us the size and type if you know it. A photo by text helps too.

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