Area Rug Repair & Restoration

California Rug Cleaning repairs and restores area rugs by hand at our facility in Canoga Park. We reweave holes, rebuild fringe and edges, resize rugs and restore worn pile on Persian, Oriental, wool, silk and antique rugs. Every repair is quoted individually, and the estimate is free.

How Rug repair is Priced

Repair Type

Priced By

Fringe repair and replacement

Fringe is the foundation warp coming through the end of the rug, so once it wears away the rug starts coming apart from the end in.

Selvage and edge repair

The side cords carry the weight every time a rug is moved, and a frayed edge keeps unraveling into the body of the rug if it is left.

Repairing holes and moth damage

Holes are rebuilt knot by knot in matched wool at the original knot count, so the repair sits level with the pile around it.

Rug resizing and cutting

A rug can be cut down to fit a room or around a hearth, then finished with a new edge so the cut does not read as a cut.

Shearing and pile restoration

Matted or uneven pile can be sheared level again, which evens out wear paths and brings the pattern back up.

Text a photo of the damage and the measurement for a free estimate. No obligation or commitment.

Rugs we repair

Our area rug repair approach is tailored to each rug’s fibers, construction, and condition, so the work respects the way it was made.

Persian

Repaired knot by knot, matching the original count, with fringe repaired from the foundation threads, not just the visible edge.

Oriental

Repaired according to the rug’s weave, dyes, and construction, with damaged areas carefully rebuilt to blend with the surrounding pattern.

Wool

Holes and worn areas are rewoven with matching wool, while fraying edges are rebound to protect the rug’s structure.

Silk

These delicate fibers are rewoven with silk matched for color, texture, and sheen, following the rug’s original pattern and fine weave.

Antique

Assessed for dry rot, weak foundations, and past repairs before restoration begins, with each repair guided by the rug’s condition.

No two rug repairs are exactly alike. The work itself changes from job to job. What does not change is how we get there. Every rug goes through the same six steps, from the first look to the final check, so you know the price and the plan before anything is touched.

When you bring in your rug, we identify its fibers, foundation, knot count, and construction so the repair can match the way it was made. Fringe and edge damage is measured by the linear foot, and holes or tears by the square inch and we also check nearby areas for less obvious wear.

You get a price before any work begins, along with what we plan to do and what the result will realistically look like. If a repair will be visible rather than invisible, we say so now. Nothing starts until you have agreed to it.

We source wool or silk that matches the original in weight and texture, then dye it to match the color as it looks today rather than as it looked new. Matching to a faded color is what makes a repair disappear, and it is the step most often skipped.

The work is done by hand at our facility. Holes are rewoven knot by knot, fringe is rebuilt into the foundation rather than sewn on top, edges are wrapped by hand, and cuts are finished with a new edge. Hand time is most of what a repair costs.

Once the work is done we check the repair under proper lighting, from both sides and from a normal standing distance. The pile is groomed back into its natural direction, and the rug is wrapped for pickup or delivery.

Pricing

Tell Us What Your Rug Needs

Rug repair is quoted per job. Estimates are free, and we can usually quote from a phone call, photos and measurements without seeing the rug first.

  • Free pickup and delivery for jobs over $100 and within 20 miles
  • A firm price confirmed before any work begins

Contact us today for a quick, no-obligation quote.

Or send the details for a quote.

    We use your details only to prepare your quote. Nothing is shared, and there is no obligation.

    Pickup & delivery

    We’ll pick it up, or you can drop it off.

    We can pick up your rug and deliver it when it’s ready, or you can drop it off at our Canoga Park facility. However it arrives, once it’s with us, your area rug gets the careful, hands-on treatment it deserves.

    Option one

    Free pickup & delivery

    Free for rug repairs over $100 and within 20 miles of our location.

    • Save the trips to our facility
    • No lifting or loading a bulky rug yourself
    • Schedule pickups and delivery to fit your plans

    Option two

    Drop-offs & walk-ins

    Bring the rug in any day we are open. No appointment, and someone will look at it with you at the counter.

    • 8559 Canoga Ave, Canoga Park, CA 91304
    • Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00am to 5:30pm
    • No Appointment Required
    Antique hand-knotted rug with a dark field and dense floral weave

    Care Beyond the Repair

    Our multistep rug cleaning process removes embedded dirt beyond the surface, giving your rug a thorough clean to complement the repair.

    Frequently asked questions

    Your questions, answered.

    Here are the details people usually ask about. If yours isn’t covered, call or text us.

    The cost of rug repair varies based on the job. Fringe and edge work are quoted by the linear foot and reweaving by the square inch of damage, while resizing, shearing and damage repair are quoted individually. For an free estimate, it’s best to contact us by phone and send photos and the measurements so we can give you a real number.

    Usually. We dye the replacement yarn to match your rug as it looks now rather than as it looked new, which is what lets a repair blend in. Matching is hardest on silk and on colors that have faded unevenly.

    No. Cleaning is not required for every repair. If dirt or staining makes it difficult to assess the damage or complete the work, we may recommend cleaning first. We’ll explain why before you decide how to proceed.

     

    Yes. Depending on the rug’s construction and the condition of its foundation, we can repair or replace damaged fringe.

    It depends on the extent of the damage and the work required. Once we’ve assessed your rug, we can give you an estimated timeline.

    Yes. We check for weak areas, earlier repairs, and damage beyond what’s immediately visible before recommending a repair approach.