Rug cleaning
in Rohnert Park.

Rohnert Park was built almost entirely after 1956 as a single planned community, and it still shows: neighborhoods east of Highway 101 are organized into lettered sections rather than named subdivisions, from A Section near downtown out to M Section. Most of that housing is 1960s and ’70s tract construction on slab foundations, so the rugs we collect tend to be newer synthetic or wool-blend pieces laid straight over builder-grade flooring, not antiques needing delicate handling. K Section, built around the university specific plan, holds Sonoma State University on its eastern edge — that campus anchors a run of rental housing where area rugs get heavier use and need more frequent dust and allergen removal. In W Section, known locally as Willowglen, homes run a bit newer and larger, and the rugs there run larger too, often room-sized pieces bought for open floor plans. The city incorporated in 1962 as Sonoma County’s first new city since 1905, and much of its housing stock dates from that first wave of growth, meaning original synthetic pads sometimes need replacing when we return a cleaned rug. We treat every rug the same way regardless of section: full pickup, twelve-step cold-water wash back at Newark, and return by our own team.

At roughly seventy-seven road miles, Rohnert Park sits toward the far end of our regular coverage, so pickups are set up by appointment rather than folded into a set loop. Call or text (650) 675-8160 — our line is staffed 8am to 8pm, every day — and we’ll lock in a window for your section of the city and confirm it back to you. Your rug is collected, washed at the Newark atelier, and returned by our own crew, start to finish.