Rug Repair & Restoration

How We Repair & Restore Area Rugs ?

Protecting Rugs From Infested

If your rugs have damages and discoloration, you have a couple of options to bring them back to life: either you replace them with new rugs or repair and restore them. If your rug is not costly, it would be best to replace them with new rugs. But if they have value, they should be repaired and restored by a professional rug repair and restoration service in Miami. Here we offer some area rug repair and restoration techniques that can transform your rug from drab to fabulous in no time.

Re-fringing

Fringe plays a vital role in the rug’s look, but the rug looks old and dull when fringe pieces are missing. So Bill Rug Cleaning Miami Team repair the fringe by being removed and replaced with a new fringe. We sewed in by hand.

Spot Dying

Spot dying colors a rug’s dull parts back to its precondition color. For rugs whose original vision is natural to their value, re-dying dull areas that result from scrubbing and foot traffic is a wise choice. Rug Repair and Restoration Miami Service does spot dying by hand painting new dye onto the dull parts of your cherished rug, making sure the dye’s exact application.

Re-serging

Another technique is serging. That is done by wrapping the rug’s edge to give it a finished look and prevent it from fraying. As time goes on, rugs’ serge can turn out broken or loose due to vacuuming and foot traffic. Bill Rug Cleaning Miami Team rug repairs serge by removing and replacing it with new serge, making your rug edge look new.

In a nutshell, repairing and restoring rugs can preserve their monetary value and enhance their look. But never trust its repair and restoration to just anyone. It would be best to hire a professional Rug repair and restoration service in Miami. We have experience in repairing and restoring your type of rug.

Rug Padding and Customisation Miami

When it comes to rug padding and customization services, we are your best choice. So whatever information we give you concerning rug and rug pad is second to none. However, if you want your rug to serve you for many years to come, we highly recommend having rug padding installed. Your rug needs a rug pad because rug padding helps to retain the rug shape, protect its knotting, and thus preserve it to last for many years to come. Besides, it prevents the rug from moving around and can save you from a fall resulting from a slippery rug. It also muffles noise, keeps the rug stationary, protects the knots’ back, and lifts the rug to make the fringe surface look deeper. It also provides air space between the floor and the rug, making vacuuming more effective and comfortable.

Many different kinds of rug pads are available, but the most common types are synthetic felt, jute felt, and hair felt. We are recommending a synthetic felt rug pad because moths don’t eat these fivers. This type of rug pad will also serve you longer than jute and hair-felt rug pads. A synthetic felt rug pad is stable and firm and you can adjust the unevenness on some older wood floors. This kind of rug can get rid of bumps and ripples that can trigger uneven wear when a rug lies on a floor without a rug pad.

These three types of rug pads are safe for any hard surface flooring such as marble, hardwood, concrete, and tiles. Never go for foam or sponge-type rug padding. These rug pads are too soft and stress the base of fine rugs, especially oriental rugs.

Also, concerning rug customization, we are your best bet for this service as well. If your rug is oversize, bring it to us, we will custom-cut it in no time. We recommend that every rug pad be trimmed slightly smaller than the rug it is used underneath. By doing so, the edges of the rug taper to the floor, and it keeps the oriental rug padding out of sight. We mean by rug customization that your rug pad would be trimmed to the precise size and shape of the rug.