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Oriental Rug Cleanersof Miami · Since 1997 (305) 767-2454

Repairs & restoration · Miami Beach shop

Rug Repair & Restoration in Miami, FL

A damaged rug doesn't have to become a discarded rug. Chewed corners, fraying edges, and failing backings get fixed at the same bench where your rug is washed — quoted up front, approved by you first.

What we fix

What kinds of rug damage can be repaired?

Chewed & damaged edges

Dogs love rug corners — we've rebuilt plenty of them. The side cords are re-wrapped and secured so the damage stops spreading and the repair blends into the original edge.

Fringe problems

Gray, stained, or unraveling fringe makes a clean rug look tired. Fringes get their own cleaning during the wash, and torn or missing sections can be repaired or secured.

Glue-down backing failures

Miami humidity is hard on glued rug backings — they crumble, separate, and shed grit. We remove the failed backing and rebuild it so the rug lies flat and stops leaving debris on your floor.

Unraveling ends

Once a rug's end binding lets go, every vacuum pass pulls out more knots. Securing it early is a small job; waiting turns it into a big one.

Stains & spots

Wine, coffee, rust marks from furniture — treated individually with dedicated spotting products after the main wash, not smeared around by a surface machine.

Wear protection

After cleaning, a stain protector can be applied to high-traffic pieces — worthwhile for some rugs, unnecessary for others. We'll give you a straight recommendation, not a default upsell.

Real repairs from our bench

What does a finished repair look like?

These are our customers' rugs, photographed at our shop. The glue-back rebuild below came in shedding crumbs of dried adhesive; it went home flat and solid.

Before and after of a glue-down backing repair on an area rug
Before / AfterGlue-down backing — failed backing removed and rebuilt
Before and after collage of a repaired and washed Oriental rug
Before / AfterRepaired, washed, and groomed — one rug, start to finish
Close hand work treating a spot on an Oriental rug
Close hand work — repairs and spotting happen at the same bench

Honest repair advice

Is every rug worth repairing?

No — and we'd rather tell you that at the inspection than after the invoice.

A hand-knotted rug with decades of life left is almost always worth saving; a worn machine-made piece sometimes isn't. When repair cost approaches replacement cost, we say so plainly and let you decide with real numbers in front of you.

Every repair is photographed, priced, and approved by you before we touch a needle.

Repairs are usually done together with a full wash — a rug has to be clean for repair work to hold and match properly. If pet damage is part of the story, read our honest take on pet odor removal too.