Rug cleaning for your Naples home.

A care label, approximate dimensions, and any history of earlier cleaning can help us understand your rug. Point out stains or damage, even if they are only visible from one angle. If you have already used a spot cleaner, tell us the product and where you applied it.

For several rugs, make a simple list describing each one and the work you want considered. Note which rug has the odor, loose fringe, or worn corner. That makes the conversation more useful than requesting the same treatment for every piece.

Drop-off can be a practical choice when you can move and transport the rug comfortably. Check its size against your vehicle before making the trip, and call if you are unsure about handling it. Our drop-off hours are listed here; ask the team about collection arrangements once the rug is ready.

If the rug sits beneath furniture or is difficult to move, discuss pickup before lifting it. Include your address, stairs, parking arrangements, and any building access instructions. The team will confirm availability and explain the handling and transport details for your request.

Cleaning starts with the material, dye stability, construction, and condition. A handmade rug with worn fringe may need a different approach from an everyday synthetic rug. We inspect those differences before recommending cleaning, and discuss repairs when an edge or damaged area needs attention.

If you are considering MicroSeal protection or a rug pad, mention it when you request an estimate. Suitability and sizing matter. A protective treatment does not make a rug immune to spills, and a cleaning estimate cannot promise that every old stain will disappear.