We clean area rugs in the same visit as your carpet, or on their own.
Fiber and dye first
Wool, synthetic, cotton, viscose, and jute all clean differently, and some dyes bleed the moment they get wet. Before cleaning we check what the rug is made of and test the colors on a corner. If a rug is not safe to wet clean, we say so before we start, not after.
Rugs that need a specialist
Antique, silk, and valuable hand-knotted rugs are best washed by a dedicated rug washer who can soak and dry them in a controlled room. If yours is one of them, we will tell you.
Underneath matters too
Rugs trap grit that grinds the floor beneath them. While a rug is up, we can clean the carpet under it as well.
Pets and rugs
Pet urine goes straight through a rug and into whatever is under it. If that is the problem, see pet stain and odor removal.