Most Trusted name in Rug Cleaning, Repair and Restoration
Most Trusted name in Rug Repair and Restoration
Rug Repairman has years of extensive experience in all facets of rug repair and can provide the skilled care necessary to repair and preserve any hand-knotted or hand woven kilim. This includes treasured family heirlooms and collectible museum-quality antique rugs.
Examples of our Restoration & Repair:
Kazak Rug
This 8’x 10′ Kazak rug was damaged by a dog’s chewing. It was also completely worn down in certain areas and parts of the foundation needed repair. After one week’s restoration work, the rug looked just like new again, and the customer was very happy with the results.
This 8’x 10′ Kazak rug was damaged by a dog’s chewing. It was also completely worn down in certain areas and parts of the foundation needed repair. After one week’s restoration work, the rug looked just like new again, and the customer was very happy with the results.
Kazak Rug
This 5’6″ x 7’8″ Kazak rug had breaks in the original pattern which needed to be restored. Repairs took about four days, and the customer was extremely satisfied with the results.
This 5’6″ x 7’8″ Kazak rug had breaks in the original pattern which needed to be restored. Repairs took about four days, and the customer was extremely satisfied with the results.
Persian Rug
This 10′ x 14′ double-knotted Persian rug sustained damage from a flower pot as well as other substantial damage. Because it was more cost effective, we shipped this rug to our workshop in Turkey where our experts worked on it for about two weeks. The customer was amazed to see that the rug was once again restored to its original beauty.
This 10′ x 14′ double-knotted Persian rug sustained damage from a flower pot as well as other substantial damage. Because it was more cost effective, we shipped this rug to our workshop in Turkey where our experts worked on it for about two weeks. The customer was amazed to see that the rug was once again restored to its original beauty.
Turkish Rug
This 5′ x 7′ Turkish rug has an interesting story. Two brothers shared their family’s rug. How did they do this? They didn’t realize the rug was an antique and also expensive, and they cut the rug in half so each brother could have part of the rug! A few years later, they decided to put the rug together again. But the rug pieces were damaged in many places and almost one foot of the rug’s pattern was lost. We sent this rug to our workshop in Turkey where experts worked two months to repair the damage and to reconnect the rug pieces. When the brothers saw the rug after repairs were made, they couldn’t believe how beautifully the rug had been restored! Their plan now is for one brother to use the rug for a few years, and then the other brother will have his turn!
This 5′ x 7′ Turkish rug has an interesting story. Two brothers shared their family’s rug. How did they do this? They didn’t realize the rug was an antique and also expensive, and they cut the rug in half so each brother could have part of the rug! A few years later, they decided to put the rug together again. But the rug pieces were damaged in many places and almost one foot of the rug’s pattern was lost. We sent this rug to our workshop in Turkey where experts worked two months to repair the damage and to reconnect the rug pieces. When the brothers saw the rug after repairs were made, they couldn’t believe how beautifully the rug had been restored! Their plan now is for one brother to use the rug for a few years, and then the other brother will have his turn!
Kazak Rug
This is a 6’5″ x 7’5″ Kazak rug. Over time, this rug sustained damage at the ends, and a needle could not be used to repair it because the wefts had become so fragile and breakable. Our repairman in Turkey used the “twisting technique” and was able to repair the fringes, one by one. The time needed to complete this repair was three weeks.
This is a 6’5″ x 7’5″ Kazak rug. Over time, this rug sustained damage at the ends, and a needle could not be used to repair it because the wefts had become so fragile and breakable. Our repairman in Turkey used the “twisting technique” and was able to repair the fringes, one by one. The time needed to complete this repair was three weeks.
Shirvan Rug
This 5′ x 7′ Shirvan rug had damage caused by a flower pot as well as other damage to the pattern. The customer had used this rug for a very long time. Repairing the rug took about three months. After repair, we recommended that the customer hang the rug on the wall rather than using it on the floor. Doing so would extend the life of the rug. Our customer was extremely pleased with the repair and our recommendations.
This 5′ x 7′ Shirvan rug had damage caused by a flower pot as well as other damage to the pattern. The customer had used this rug for a very long time. Repairing the rug took about three months. After repair, we recommended that the customer hang the rug on the wall rather than using it on the floor. Doing so would extend the life of the rug. Our customer was extremely pleased with the repair and our recommendations.
