Rug Cleaning

Repairing worn or fraying edges by carefully sewing a durable cloth binding along your rug’s perimeter. A variety of materials and colors are available to match your rug’s design, ensuring a seamless look.

Fringe is often the first area to show wear. Damaged or uneven tassels can be carefully re-secured or realigned by hand to prevent further damage and preserve your rug’s integrity.

Also known as selvedge or overcasting, serging is an important part of rug restoration, as it repairs or replaces a rug’s edges with carefully applied stitches—by hand or machine—to prevent unraveling and preserve its structure.

Requiring high attention to detail, precision, and patience, this time-intensive process repairs damaged areas of the rug—caused by years of heavy foot traffic and/or moth damage—by reweaving in the same manner the rug was originally constructed.

Rug installation and padding can be tricky and time-consuming. Our team offers professional installation ensuring a perfect fit while saving you time and effort.

Recommended annually, rotating your rug is a simple yet effective way to promote even wear and extend its life.