Causes of Rug Damage in Cincinnati & Middletown, OH
The skilled professional rug cleaners at Teasdale Rug Cleaning will keep your rug fresh and feeling fluffy underfoot. Our expert crews are highly trained and equipped to protect your area rug from additional damage beyond what it has suffered. We also provide rug repair services for severely damaged rugs that can be salvaged or restored in Cincinnati, Florence, Lawrenceburg, Fairfield, and throughout our OH, KY and IN service areas.
For the most reliable area rug cleaning, repair and restoration services, call Teasdale Rug Cleaning at 513-463-5767 or contact us online to arrange a consultation. We specialize in difficult rug cleaning or repairs, no matter the causes of rug damage.
Contact UsReasons For Rug Damage That Need Teasdale Rug Cleaning in Dayton, OH
Your beautiful area rugs can be ruined or severely damaged under these conditions. Call Teasdale Rug Cleaning ASAP.
- Insects and larvae: Moths and rug beetles will lay eggs in practically any natural material, but their favorites are wool and silk. Insect infestation is a major concern if you have a wool carpet or silk rug.
- Pets: They're cherished family members, but they can be enemies of rugs or carpets. Cats can inflict considerable damage.
- UV rays: Sunlight on a rug or carpet over an extended period will fade dyes and their general appearance.
- Spills: Wine, juice, sugary drinks, tea, coffee, etc., can wreak havoc on your rugs.
- Improper cleaning: Poor professional cleaning, D-I-Y or shortcut methods lead to nowhere good.
Trust Teasdale For Severe Area Rug Damage in Cincinnati, OH
Teasdale Rug Cleaning is a long-time provider of superior area rug cleaning and repair services for residents in Union, Waynesville and cities throughout our Greater Cincinnati service area. To learn more about area severe rug damage repair, or other services that include rug cleaning, floor cleaning, rug repair, maintenance, protection services, rug pads, and many more, call us today at 513-463-5767 or contact us online.
