We also clean carpets for businesses, and curtains. Fill in the form with the size of the rug and a photo, and a specialist gives the price.
At home or with pick-up?
A simple rule: a fitted carpet, which cannot be lifted, and large synthetic rugs are cleaned at home, while a rug of natural or delicate fibre that can be rolled up is cleaned in a workshop. A fitted carpet (carpeting) is fixed to the floor, so it is cleaned on site only. Wool, silk, viscose and hand-made rugs need controlled wet cleaning and full drying, which a living room floor cannot provide. For a hide rug, water is a risk.
The form has a “Where to clean?” field. If you know what suits you, choose it. If you do not, tick that you are not sure and add photos of the rug from the top and from the underside: a specialist will recommend the most suitable option from the photos. A small synthetic rug can also be cleaned with pick-up if you prefer.
Services and starting prices
Rug cleaning at home: we clean large synthetic rugs at your home. Synthetic rug with a short pile, cleaned at home: from €6/m². Long-pile (shaggy) or thick rug: from €10/m².
Rug cleaning with pick-up: the rug is cleaned in a workshop and brought back. Synthetics from €10/m², and pick-up and return in Riga costs €10.
Fitted carpet cleaning: soft floor covering in a flat, a stairwell or an office, on site only. Up to 100 m² from €4/m², over 100 m² from €2.50/m² for the whole area.
Professional rug cleaning: cleaning by fibre: wool, silk, viscose, hide. Wool or cotton rug (with pick-up): from €10/m². Silk, viscose, hide, hand-made and Persian rugs (with pick-up): from €15/m², the price is given from a photo.
Carpet stain removal: coffee, wine, urine, smell and pet hair. Urine or odour treatment, extra: from €3/m².
Commercial carpet cleaning: offices, hotels, restaurants, schools and property managers. For businesses the price depends on the area and the volume; the unit prices are the same “from” prices.
Curtain cleaning: thin and day curtains and sheers from €2.30/m², heavy, night and double curtains from €3.70/m², in both cases per square metre of fabric. All services in one place: services.
Which rugs must be cleaned in a workshop, and why
| Rug | Where it is cleaned | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| Fitted carpet | At home | Fixed to the floor, it cannot be taken away |
| Large synthetic rug | At home | Polypropylene, polyester, nylon or acrylic; a smaller one can also be cleaned with pick-up |
| Wool rug | Workshop | Hot water together with rubbing can make wool felt, and the rug may shrink |
| Viscose (“bamboo silk”) rug | Workshop | Wet viscose becomes much weaker, and the pile may turn brown and flatten |
| Silk, Persian and hand-made rug | Workshop | Natural dyes may bleed; the price is given from a photo |
| Cotton rug | Workshop | Dampened cotton often shrinks and bleeds dye |
| Jute and sisal rug | Workshop | Water can turn them brown; makers advise cleaning them dry |
| Hide rug | Workshop | Direct water damages most hides; heat dries the hide out and warps it |
More on fibres: wool rug cleaning, viscose rug cleaning and silk rug cleaning.
How much carpet and rug cleaning costs
The price is per square metre of rug. It depends on the size in m², the fibre, the pile length and thickness, the dirt and stains, smell or urine, access and distance. The minimum order is €45: if the total is lower, you pay €45. This applies to the cleaning only: the pick-up and return charge and the travel charge are added.
Travel is included in Riga and up to about 15 km outside the Riga boundary; further out it is from €10. Pick-up and return in Riga costs €10 (both ways together); in the Riga region up to about 15 km from the Riga boundary it is also €10, and further out another €10 is added.
Example: a 2 × 3 m wool rug with pick-up in Riga is 6 m² × €10 = from €60, and with pick-up and return the total is from €70. The full price list and more examples: carpet and rug cleaning prices.
What happens after you send the request
- You fill in the form Give the address, the size of the rug and the fibre, if you know it. Add photos from the top and from the underside.
- A specialist contacts you After you submit the form, we contact you within 5 minutes.
- A specialist gives the price Based on the size, the fibre and the photos, a specialist gives the price and what to expect, and you decide whether to order the job.
- Cleaning at home or with pick-up At home, the rug is cleaned on site. With pick-up, the rug is cleaned in a workshop and brought back.
Can you clean a rug yourself?
Part of the work you can do yourself. Day to day, vacuum the rug regularly, also under furniture and in dark corners. If something spills, act at once: blot the liquid with a clean cloth and do not rub, because rubbing pushes the stain deeper. For a blood stain use cold water, never hot, because heat sets it. Before using any product, read the care label and test the product on a hidden spot.
Mistakes to avoid at home. Hot water together with rubbing, or the movement of a washing machine, makes wool felt, and the rug may shrink; this usually cannot be reversed. Soaking in the bath harms viscose, which becomes much weaker when wet, and jute, which can turn brown in water. It also harms tufted rugs, because strong wetting and heat can weaken the glue in their backing. The Canadian Conservation Institute does not advise using shop-bought carpet shampoos on valuable rugs, because afterwards dirt sticks to the fibres more easily.
If a stain does not come out or the rug is made of wool, silk or viscose, send a photo and a specialist gives the price. Also read: how to remove a stain from a rug and can a rug be washed in a washing machine. More articles with sources: advice.
Where we work
We work across Riga and the Riga region: carpet cleaning in Riga by neighbourhood, and also, for example, in Mārupe, Ķekava, Salaspils and Jūrmala. All places and the travel rules: where we work. What we do and what we do not do: about us.
Sources
- Hot water and rubbing make wool felt and shrink checked 10 November 2026
- Blot, do not rub; shop-bought carpet shampoos are not advised for valuable rugs checked 10 November 2026
- Blood: cold water, heat sets it checked 7 November 2026
- Read the label before using a product and test it on a hidden spot checked 7 November 2026
- Wet viscose becomes much weaker and may change shape checked 10 November 2026
- Viscose pile may turn brown and flatten in damp checked 10 November 2026
- Jute and sisal may turn brown in water, makers advise dry cleaning checked 10 November 2026
- Latex backing of tufted rugs checked 10 November 2026
- Water and heat damage hide checked 7 November 2026
- Natural fibres change size with moisture checked 7 November 2026
- Regular vacuuming, also in dark corners checked 10 November 2026
