Rug Cleaning

Here at The Caring Cleaners, we provide superior quality rug cleaning services, along with our Oriental Rug Cleaning Spa.

Why choose our Rug Cleaning Services?

We can safely and effectively clean even the most delicate rugs and carpets, restoring them to their original brilliance. Our expert team is specially trained in the most effective techniques for removing deep-seated dirt and grime, restoring the vibrant colors and unique patterns of your treasured carpets and rugs.

Reputation

The top interior designers, and realtors in Sarasota and Manatee counties refer our services exclusively.

Experience

With 15+ years of experience in this industry, our team has the expertise to handle all types of carpets and floors.

Certification

We are certified by the IICRC, the most recognized body of certification for cleaners in the world.

Equipment

We use the latest equipment and techniques to ensure the highest quality of care for your carpets, rugs, and floors.

Best-in-Class Rug Cleaning Process

Our rug cleaning package includes a powerful 9-Step deep clean process:

Step 1. Pre-Inspection and Pick Up

We will determine as much as we possibly can about the type of rug and inherent qualities that may affect cleaning. We will outline the expected results. Our consultants will come to your home to pick up your rug, or you may drop it by our shop.

Step 2. Dry Soil Removal

Woven rugs, especially hand knotted rugs are designed to hide dry soil. The Eureka company did a study that found that a 9 x 12 could hide 87 pounds of dirt! We use a variety of techniques and professional equipment to thoroughly dust the rugs front and back. This is the most important step in cleaning any textile.

Step 3. Pre-Condition

Depending on the types of soiling present and the fabric condition, the rug may be pre-treated with a specialty cleaner to emulsify certain soils. An optional odor treatment can be applied during this process. This treatment soaks the rug to break down these harmful contaminants so they can be washed away.

Step 4. Pre-Spot and Fringe Preparation

Any potentially difficult spots will be pre-treated with special solutions to increase chances of removal. The fringe is also pre-treated for maximum soil removal.

Step 5. Shampoo

Next, the rug will be treated with a shampoo specifically designed to get maximum cleaning while protecting sensitive natural fibers.

Step 6. Rinse or Wash

Depending on the type of rug it will be rinsed with extraction equipment on both sides or washed in a wash pool designed especially for Oriental Rugs.

Step 7. Speed Dry

Once the soil is rinsed away, the rug is dried flat or hung to dry in a controlled environment. Proper drying is essential.

Step 8. Finishing

When the rug is dry, it is combed and finished with soft groomers made for specialty rugs.

Step 9. Spot Inspection

Our cleaning specialist will give the rug a final inspection and release it for pick up or delivery. Your rug will be wrapped to protect it from dust and environmental soils until it is picked up or delivered. Upon delivery, we will lay the rug for you.

Don’t forget to use a high quality rug underlayment (rug pad) to keep your rugs in good shape. We can custom cut one of our premium rug pads specifically for your rug.

Give your Rugs the 5-Star Spa Treatment

Our rug facility is specifically designed with state of the art equipment for maximum hand cleaning and care. This is all performed by our well trained Textile Care Consultants.

Having your rug cleaned in our spa allows us to give it several treatments for a more thorough cleaning, controlled drying, and the use of various tools and processes that are not available on location.

Frequently asked questions

Regular cleaning maintains your home's cleanliness with routine tasks. Deep cleaning is more comprehensive and often involves hard to reach or unseen corners, crevices, and surfaces that require specialized methods or cleaning materials, such as grout, kitchen backsplash, travertine flooring, carpets, other detailed surfaces typically done seasonally or during renovations or redesigns as well as move-in and move outs.

Your home’s usage, pets, children, and high-traffic areas will determine the ideal schedule. As a general guideline, we recommend a full professional clean every 12–18 months for a typical household without pets. If you have pets, kids, or allergies, you may benefit from cleaning every 6–12 months. Regular cleanings help preserve the life of the carpet, maintain indoor air quality, and keep your home looking fresh, as well as prevent allergens and diseases causing germs from lingering too close to your family/

No, our cleaning process is designed to be safe for all standard residential carpet types. With our 12-Step Cleaning Program, we use low-moisture, truck-mounted steam equipment and high-velocity air movers to dry the carpet quickly, minimizing the risk of shrinkage or damage. We always inspect the carpet construction and condition first, and we’ll advise you of any potential risks or care needed before we begin.

A low price should cause you to ask questions.

How can they charge so little?
What will the final price be, and what exactly will you get for that price?
Where have they cut costs in order to get their price low, and how will it effect your family, your home, and your floors?

Some unscrupulous companies use a method known as bait & switch, and unfortunately this unethical advertising is still popular. We’ve written a full article on the types of bait and switch scams to watch out for and how they work.

At Overturf’s Cleaning, we use high quality people, high quality techniques and cleaners, along with powerful truck mounted equipment for the best possible clean. Our technicians are IICRC certified and our company is fully insured.

We spend the necessary amount of time and go through a step by step process to do the job right. We choose not to compromise in our values, we see them as vital to creating an outstanding service experience.

If another company is charging an extremely low price, where have they cut costs so they can make money?

And do you really want to take the chance to find out?

If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.