Your rug leaves your home in Weston Hills or Bonaventure, gets washed properly at our shop by Town Center, and comes back the way the weaver intended. Free pickup and delivery for large rugs, anywhere in Broward.
Why a rug shop, not a carpet truck
It’s a fair question — half of Weston has wall-to-wall carpet and a couple of good rugs in the same house.
Here’s the difference. Carpet is glued and stretched in place, built to be scrubbed where it lies. A hand-knotted rug is a textile: wool or silk pile tied onto a cotton foundation, colored with dyes that were never meant to sit under a hot extraction wand.
Steam-clean a fine rug on your patio and three things go wrong quietly: the grit stays trapped in the foundation, the dyes can migrate, and the rug dries slowly and unevenly — which is exactly how browning and mildew start in our humidity.
A rug that cost thousands deserves a bath, not a scrub-down.
So we do it the old way, in our own shop: measured, tested, dusted, washed with a natural pH shampoo, and speed-dried in a controlled room. Cotton, wool, silk, antique, Navajo, shag — the full process is here.
And when a rug honestly doesn’t need the shop — a newer synthetic that can be safely cleaned at home — we’ll tell you, and save you the money.
Wool, silk & everything hand-knotted
Different fibers and dyes need different handling — that’s the whole point of testing first. Every rug below gets the full in-plant treatment: measured, pH and dye tested, dusted, washed, speed-dried.
Hand-knotted Orientals are textiles, not carpet. They get a proper bath at the shop — never a hot extraction wand on your patio.
See the process →Older vegetable-dyed Persians can bleed. We towel-test every one for dye stability and modify the wash for bleeders.
How we test →Wool is a protein fiber — high-alkaline carpet chemicals leave it harsh and dull. Our shampoo stays in the natural pH range wool can handle.
See the wash →Delicate silks get a gentler touch and softer tools in the wash, and the same controlled speed-dry that keeps their colors crisp.
See the process →Washing an antique is closer to textile conservation than cleaning. If a wash would do more harm than good, we say so before you spend.
Restoration too →Navajo and flatwoven rugs are dye-tested before any water touches them, then washed and dried fast so the colors stay put.
See the process →Deep dusting matters most on shag — grit hides at the base of that long pile, and it has to come out before the wash.
Why dusting first →Custom and one-of-a-kind handmade rugs are washed to match their construction — with custom-cut pads to protect them afterward.
Ask about yours →From your door and back
We measure the rug, note wear, spots, and repair needs, then run pH and dye-stability tests. You get the exact price before anything else happens.
Pounds of dry grit hide below the pile — Weston’s sandy soil is famous for it. We beat and vacuum it out before the rug ever sees water.
A full wet wash with natural pH shampoo, matched to the fiber and the dyes. Gentle on delicate wool and silk, thorough on ground-in soil.
Into our temperature and humidity controlled drying room. Fast, even drying is what keeps colors from bleeding into each other.
Pile brushed, fringe combed, final inspection — then back to your home. Large-rug pickup and delivery is free across Broward County.
Pricing, the honest way
Because two rugs the same size can need completely different work.
A machine-made 8×10 in good shape is a straightforward wash. The same size hand-knotted rug with unstable dyes, a decade of grit, and a pet accident in one corner is a different job entirely.
What sets the price: measured size, fiber and construction, dye stability, soil level, pet contamination, and whether fringe or edges need repair.
So we inspect first, then quote — once, in writing, before we start.
The pre-inspection is free, and the number we give you when your rug arrives is the number on the invoice. No coupons, no phone-quote games, no surprises at delivery.
Done by hand, in-house
Wear we spot at inspection gets a straight recommendation: fix it, leave it, or — if the repair would cost more than the rug is worth — skip it. All repair work is done by hand, by us, never shipped out. See the repair work →
Weston’s rug shop since 1997
We’re a family business at Town Center Circle, not a franchise call center. When you call, you talk to the people who will actually handle your rug — before, during, and after the job.
Most of our work comes from Weston families we’ve served for years, and the neighbors they send us.
No surprises
We measure, inspect, and run the pH and dye tests first. You get the exact price in writing before any work begins.
Your rug is cleaned in-plant by Town Center Circle — never subcontracted, never trucked out of the area.
Most rugs are home in about a week. If repairs add time, you hear it at the inspection — not at delivery.
Large rugs are picked up and delivered free anywhere in Broward County. We call when your rug is ready and set a time that suits you.
Our bench, our work
Straight answers
Your rug stays local. We’re based at Town Center Circle in Weston, and every rug is inspected, washed, dried, and repaired by us — nothing subcontracted, nothing trucked out of the area. Drop off by appointment, or ask about pickup.
Yes. Free pickup and delivery for large rugs covers all of Weston — Weston Hills, Bonaventure, Savanna, The Ridges, Isles at Weston, Windmill Ranch and more — plus Southwest Ranches, Davie, and Sunrise. Full service-area list here.
We test before we wash: every rug gets a pH test and a dye-stability check at pre-inspection. Some older vegetable-dyed rugs will bleed if washed the wrong way — if yours is a bleed risk, we adjust the process and show you what we found first.
We price after inspection, not before. Size, fiber, dye stability, soil, pet contamination, and repairs all change the job, so a phone quote would be a guess. Your exact cost is set when we inspect the rug — before any work begins.
Usually, yes — we soak the rug to dissolve the urine salts that surface cleaning can’t reach. Old or repeated contamination can be stubborn, and we’ll tell you honestly at inspection what result to expect. More on pet odor removal.
Yes — by hand, at our own shop: fringe repair and replacement, side and edge work, holes, moth damage, dry rot, resizing, and full restoration. If a repair isn’t worth the money, we’ll say so plainly.
Most rugs are home in about a week. Controlled speed drying is what protects the colors, so we don’t rush it. Rugs that also need hand repairs take longer — you’ll get an honest timeline at inspection.
Free pre-inspection, zero pressure
A few details and we’ll set up pickup or a drop-off time — and give you a straight answer about what your rug needs.
Prefer to talk? Call or text (954) 228‑8821. Your exact price is confirmed at the free pre-inspection.
