Oriental rug cleaning
Fine oriental rugs aren't the commercial product most rug cleaners are used to. We know how they're constructed and what natural materials they use, and we do everything by hand to keep your rug safe.
Oriental & Area Rug Cleaning in Grand Rapids
Everything is done by hand, using traditional methods, for homes from Grand Rapids to Holland and all across West Michigan. Every service includes free pickup and delivery.
Why we clean rugs by hand
Fine oriental rugs are durable, but they aren't built like the commercial carpet most cleaners are set up for. We know how these rugs are made and what natural fibers and dyes they use, so we clean each one the way it needs.
Most of our business comes from customer referrals.
Area rug cleaning
High quality area rugs are often just as delicate as oriental rugs. We take the same approach, using traditional methods to make sure your rug is cleaned right.
Handmade rug cleaning
Handmade rugs need specific techniques to clean properly. We know how to get them clean while protecting the weave, fringe and color.
Repair & maintenance
Along with cleaning, we repair and maintain rugs, including fringe replacement and worn edges. Regular maintenance keeps your rug in great condition for years to come.
Appraisals
Own or inherited a fine oriental rug? Our qualified appraisers can provide an insurance valuation.
Buy, sell & trade
We buy, sell and trade fine oriental and handmade rugs and runners. Our inventory and Near East connections mean we can find the right rug for your home, and an in-home consultation helps you choose with confidence.
Frequently asked questions
Are all oriental rug cleaners the same?
No. The best cleaners know rugs: they can identify each type and clean it the right way. That knowledge, plus technique and customer satisfaction, is what sets a qualified cleaner apart.
Can you clean my rug in my home?
It's best for us to take the rug to our facility so we can clean it properly. Pickup and delivery are free across West Michigan.
Can I vacuum my oriental rug?
Yes. Regular vacuuming removes pet hair, dirt and other dry particles, which reduces wear on the rug.
My dog had an accident on my rug. What should I do?
Blot up as much as you can right away. Then blot (never rub) with a mix of half white vinegar and half water. Skip store-bought spot removers, which can contain harsh chemicals.
Why are my fringes darkening and wearing out?
Foot traffic, vacuuming and past cleanings all wear on fringe. It may need to be replaced from time to time, and we can repair it.
Is my old oriental rug valuable?
It depends on the rug's type, age, origin and condition. We offer appraisals and may be able to buy or trade it.
What is making my rug look dirty?
Usually one of three things: spots and stains, loose surface litter like pet hair, or oil and grease. The longer soil sits, the harder it is to remove.