Rug cleaning at our Naples facility
Area rug cleaning in Naples.
We inspect your rug, remove embedded dirt, and choose a cleaning method suited to its fibers, dyes, and condition.
Before work begins
We’ll inspect your rug first.
We check how your rug is made and look for stains, wear, and earlier repairs. That helps us choose how to remove dirt and cleaning residue without putting fragile fibers or unstable dyes at risk.
For cleaning prices and a preliminary breakdown, build a rug quote. Our team confirms the work after inspection.
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What results to expect
We’ll explain what’s possible for your rug.
Some stains, odors, and damage may remain after treatment. Fragile fibers, dyes that bleed, and earlier repairs can also limit the work we can do.
We’ll discuss these limits after inspecting your rug and before you decide on a service.
Inside our Naples facility
How a rug moves through our facility.
These photos show our team at work in Naples. We inspect each rug first to decide which of these methods to use.
01Measure, inspect, and photograph
We measure and photograph the rug, then inspect its fibers, dyes, and condition. We also look for earlier treatments that could affect cleaning.
Measuring a round rug during intake at the Naples facility.
02Remove embedded dry soil
Before washing, we use the rug duster to loosen dirt and grit trapped below the surface.
A technician feeds a rug through the facility’s automated duster.
03Wash and rinse
Rugs suited to washing soak in our wash tub before we shampoo the front and back on the wash floor. We choose the shampoo and technique for the rug.
Shampooing a patterned rug on the wash floor.
04Extract water
For rugs that can go through the centrifuge, we roll and load them into the machine to remove water. They still need drying and a moisture check afterward.
Guiding a rolled rug into the centrifuge for water extraction.
05Set the pile and check drying
The pile is brushed into the same direction before the rug is hung to dry. The team checks it with a moisture meter before taking it down.
Checking a hanging rug with a moisture meter.
06Check spots and vacuum
Once the rug is dry, we check any remaining spots for further treatment. We trim protruding fibers where appropriate and give the rug a final vacuum.
The final vacuum in the grooming department, after cleaning and drying.
A closer look at our work
A wine stain, before and after treatment.
These photos show a wine stain on the same rug before and after our team treated it.
The angle and lighting differ between photos. Results vary with the rug, the spill, and any previous treatment. We’ll inspect your rug before discussing what we expect to achieve.
Tell us about a stain on your rug →Pickup and delivery
From the final check to pickup or delivery.
We roll finished rugs and keep them on collection racks until pickup or delivery. Rugs going out for delivery are bagged before loading.
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