Serving Guilford & Forsyth
Collection and delivery are included across the Triad. If your street is not on the list, ask — the route almost certainly passes it.
Collection routes
The Triad is not one kind of house. A 1920s bungalow off Spring Garden sits over a vented crawlspace; a new build out toward Oak Ridge sits on a slab and drinks well water; a Reynolda Road house sits under sixty feet of oak canopy. Same weather, three different problems in the rug. These are the areas we collect from, and what tends to be waiting when we get there.
Irving Park
The formal room is where the damage happens, precisely because nobody is in it.
Rug cleaning in Irving ParkOld Irving Park
The crawlspace decides it.
Rug cleaning in Old Irving ParkFisher Park
Spring pollen, and what it does four months later.
Rug cleaning in Fisher ParkSunset Hills
Floor finish is the specific hazard.
Rug cleaning in Sunset HillsLindley Park
Rugs here spend time rolled, and rolling is where the damage starts.
Rug cleaning in Lindley ParkAdams Farm
Hand-tufted construction is the thing to watch.
Rug cleaning in Adams FarmBuena Vista
Light and stillness, working together.
Rug cleaning in Buena VistaArdmore
Pet contamination behaves differently in this climate than the bottle promises.
Rug cleaning in ArdmoreWest End
The basement is where rugs go to be ruined.
Rug cleaning in West EndReynolda
Shade is the complication.
Rug cleaning in ReynoldaOak Ridge
Well water is the local signature, and it announces itself late.
Rug cleaning in Oak RidgeSummerfield
Piedmont red clay is not ordinary dirt and it does not behave like it.
Rug cleaning in SummerfieldFurther out
- Downtown Greensboro
- Winston-Salem
- High Point
- Jamestown
- Sedgefield
- Guilford College
- Kernersville
- Stokesdale
- Colfax
- Pleasant Garden
- Whitsett
- Gibsonville
- Clemmons
- Lewisville
- Walkertown
- Rural Hall
Not listed? Ask anyway. Collection runs cover more ground than this page does.