Services

Cleaning cost is based on the type of rug and square footage.

Extras:

Scotch Guard – Protects Against Untimely Spills
Moth-Proofing – Protects Against Moth and Beetle Infestation
Deodorant – Helps Remove Bad Odors, Bacteria and Fungus
Wrap & Flake – Prepares Rug for Long-Term Storage

Padding:

Dura-Hold Pad – One of the Best Underlay Products on the Market – Ideal for Hardwood Floors / Non-Skid Grip
Fiber – Synthetic, Used with Heavy Furniture
No-Muv – Best for “Wall-to-Wall Carpeting” to Prevent Loose Rugs from Skidding
Tee-Baud – An Adhesive Pad that Binds to Your Carpet and Grips Your Hardwood Floor
Rubber Anchor II – Used for Small Rugs and Runners / Non-Skid

Restoration:

All rugs and carpets are cleaned before repairs are made:

Mercer Rug Cleansing can fringe, bind, serge, patch, cut, and seam your rug. We repair loose seams in braided rugs, hand-weave, overcast, re-weave and salvage fine Oriental rugs.

What Harms Your Rug?

Water Stain - Slow Drying Will Allow Dye-like Materials to Dissolve out of the Backing Yarns and Wick to the Face, Leaving a Discoloration – It May Be Impossible for a Professional to Remove It
Dry Rot - Is Caused by Mildew, Wetness or Animal Stains
Latex - Used for Holding the Backing onto the Rug, Which Will Deteriorate as soon as It Leaves the Manufacturer. This Is Caused by Gases in the Air, Floor Waxes, Traffic and Sunlight
Ripples - Results from Dragging Heavy Furniture over the Rug
Animal Stains - Urine Is an Acid that Changes the Color of Dyes and Weakens the Fibers over Time. The Residue Will Leave a Yellowish or Brownish Stain on the Face of the Carpet and Odor in the Fiber. Odors from Animal Wastes Are Almost Impossible to Remove.

Dirt - Acts like a Razor Cutting the Fibers
Grease Soot Film - Originates from Cooking and Heating
Traffic Dirt - Abrasives Tracked in on the Bottoms of Your Shoes
Insects - Moths and Carpet Beetles Eat Wool Fibers
Bacteria - Results from Spills that Penetrate Deep into the Fiber, Leaving a Bad Odor
Fungus - Mildew, Mold, Rust and Bacteria
Sunlight - Can Cause Fading and Discoloration
Pile Crushing - Foot Traffic and Heavy Furniture Indentations
Shrinkage - Results from Humidity in the Air and Slow Drying in some Fibers
Sugar Spill - Can Cause Dye to Bleed and Leave Discoloration on the Surface