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Rugs and window treatments aren’t priced by the room. They are priced by what you actually have. Estimate your range below, then schedule online.

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Drapery

Count each panel separately. A window with a panel on each side is 2 panels.

Standard panels lined, unlined, or sheer, up to about 9 ft tall
Oversized panels floor-to-ceiling, two-story, or extra wide
Valances, cornices & swags the fabric piece across the top of a window
Area Rugs
Runner about 2.5 x 8 ft
Small about 3 x 5 ft
Medium about 5 x 8 ft
Large about 8 x 10 ft
Room size about 9 x 12 ft
Oversized about 10 x 14 ft
Custom size
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    Pet stain spots each affected area
    Rugs with fringe to brighten
    Blinds & Shades

    Count each blind or shade by window size.

    Small windows bathrooms, small bedrooms, about 3 x 4 ft
    Standard windows most bedrooms and living areas, about 4 x 5 ft
    Large windows picture and wide windows, about 6 x 6 ft
    Sliders and doors verticals or blinds on a slider
    Plantation shutters per window
    Cords to clean specialty detail work

    How It Works

    When a job needs a closer look first, we set up a time. No charge either way.

    What to Have Ready

    Not sure what something is made of? Most people aren't, and identifying it is the specialist's job. We confirm fiber content in person before any cleaning begins.

    Service Area and Minimums

    We serve most of the Phoenix metro. Visits in our core cities, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Phoenix, Chandler, Mesa, Gilbert, and Tempe, have a $350 minimum. Other areas we serve have a $500 minimum.

    Quote & Scheduling FAQs

    Ready to book? Build your estimate above, then schedule it in one tap.

    Do you charge for quotes?

    No. Your estimate and the firm price on site are both free, with no obligation.

    How accurate is the estimate?

    It is a range built from typical sizes and fabrics. A calculator can't tell wool from viscose or see the condition of your panels, and both change the real number.

    Why an estimate instead of an exact price?

    An exact price depends on fiber, construction, and condition, and those have to be seen in person. The estimate tells you where you'll land.

    How soon can you come out?

    Within the same week for most visits. You get real availability on the call and lock in a time right then.

    What areas do you serve?

    Most of the Phoenix metro. Our core cities are Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Phoenix, Chandler, Mesa, Gilbert, and Tempe, with a $350 minimum per visit. Other areas we serve have a $500 minimum per visit. Check our Areas We Serve page for the full list.

    Can you do rugs, drapery, and blinds in one visit?

    Yes, and it is the smart way to book, since we're already in the room. Add everything to one estimate, and it all goes into one visit.

    Is this safe for pets and kids?

    Yes. Methods are chosen for the textile, and the products are suited to occupied homes, so there's no need to clear out while we work.

    Do you take on antique and heirloom rugs?

    That is exactly the work we’re built for. Antique and hand-knotted pieces get a full inspection before anything starts, including dye stability testing and a check of the foundation and fringe. The on-site method is then matched to the rug, with low-moisture treatment for pieces that shouldn’t be saturated. Silk, wool, cotton, and blends each get handled differently, and that judgment is the reason to bring in a specialist rather than a general cleaner. Fragile or sturdy, every piece is cleaned, and you hear the plan before we start.