The goal of rug repair is to prevent further damage or deterioration of the rug and to preserve its beauty and value for several years to come.
By the very nature of its use, oriental rugs are subjected to all kinds of damage-inducing experiences. They get walked over. Heavy furniture creates irreversible dents. Moths eat away at the fibers and of course, they are often at the receiving end of all kinds of spills.
While regular maintenance and cleaning an keep your rug looking clean and good, there are some instances when professional rug repair and restoration is necessary to offset the effects of normal wear and tear over time. The goal of rug repair is to prevent further damage or deterioration of the rug and to preserve its beauty and value for several years to come.
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Moth damage
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Repairing and/or reweaving portions of worn areas where surface pile has been worn down
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Repairing and/or reweaving portions of the carpet and the underlying foundation where there are holes and tears
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Restoration of carpet color (using organic colors)
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Repairing and/or replacing worn and damaged fringe
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Rebinding selvages to prevent the fraying
