Rug cleaning
in Mountain View.

Most people in Mountain View rent. Of the 37,295 homes counted in 2020, renters occupied 58.3 percent, and much of what we lift here comes out of apartments and condominiums rather than houses. That shapes the job more than it sounds. A rug in a flat has no garden to be beaten in, no garage to dry in and no spare room to be moved into, so the work has to happen elsewhere, which is the whole point of us collecting it. It leaves on a shoulder, down the stairs or into the lift, and comes back rolled, dry and wrapped. Tell us your move-out date when you book and we will work backwards from it. The older half of the city is a different proposition. Old Mountain View sits behind Castro Street, seven blocks of downtown between the rail station and El Camino Real, and Monta Loma north of it is mid-century modern. Out at Shoreline, the Rengstorff House, an Italianate built around 1867 and on the National Register since 1978, is one of the first houses raised in the city. Rugs from that side are bigger and often inherited, and they get the same twelve-step cold-water immersion wash, which keeps the lanolin in the wool.

Reach the workshop on (650) 675-8160, by phone or text, from 8am until 8pm each day, and we will find you a slot. You get the confirmed time back quickly, and a name to expect at the door. If the building needs a lift booked or a loading bay, say so and we will fit the visit around it. From there your rug is dusted, washed, dried and inspected in Newark by our own people, then carried back up and laid flat.