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New York City rug & carpet cleaning
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Doorman buildings, walk-ups and co-ops from Harlem to the Financial District.
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Whole-house jobs, basements and stairs, from St. George to the South Shore.
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Many companies collect and return rugs across the five boroughs, usually above a minimum order of $150–$250. Ask whether it is included in the written quote.

The rug & carpet cleaning guide for NYC

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Typical New York City prices for professional rug cleaning, by fiber and size. Use them to plan the job and to check whether a quote is in the normal range.

$3–$12 per sq ft across NYC
| Rug type | Small5 × 7 (35 sq ft) | Medium8 × 10 (80 sq ft) | Large9 × 12 (108 sq ft) | Extra large10 × 14 (140 sq ft) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $105–$210 | $240–$480 | $324–$648 | $420–$840 | |
| $140–$280 | $320–$640 | $432–$864 | $560–$1,120 | |
| $175–$315 | $400–$720 | $540–$972 | $700–$1,260 | |
| $210–$420 | $480–$960 | $648–$1,296 | $840–$1,680 | |
| Quoted after inspection — fringe, edges and reweaving are priced separately. | ||||
Typical ranges, not quotes. Manhattan sits at the top of each range. Small rugs often fall under the $150–$250 minimum charge, which then sets the price.
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Area rugs are usually priced per square foot. Typical ranges outside Manhattan are $3–$6 for synthetic, $4–$7 for wool, $5–$8 for Persian or Oriental hand-knotted and $6–$10 for silk. In Manhattan they are $4–$6, $5–$8, $6–$9 and $7–$12. A 9×12 wool rug (108 sq ft) is about $432–$756 outside Manhattan or $540–$864 in Manhattan.
Typical ranges are $1–$4 per square foot or $50–$150 per room. Stairs are usually $2–$5 per step or $30–$80 per flight, and minimum job charges vary by company.
No. Surface cleaning happens where the rug lies and treats the top of the pile. Washing means the rug is dusted, fully immersed at a plant, rinsed and dried under controlled conditions. That difference explains most of the gap between two quotes.
Usually. Most NYC companies set a pickup minimum of $150–$250, so a 3×5 or 4×6 rug tends to cost the minimum rather than its square footage. Sending several rugs together is the easiest way to get value from one minimum.
An ordinary household rug usually needs professional cleaning every 3–5 years. Homes with pets, young children or heavy use may need it every 1–2 years, and low-traffic or shoes-off rooms every 5 years or more.
For in-plant cleaning, allow typically 5–14 days door to door. That includes the collection route, inspection, dusting, washing, controlled drying and delivery, not just the washing itself.
After hot-water extraction, carpet is commonly dry to the touch in 6–12 hours and thoroughly dry within about 24 hours, depending on airflow and humidity.
Wall-to-wall carpet is cleaned in your home. Valuable area rugs are usually taken to a cleaning plant, where they can be dusted, fully washed, rinsed and dried under controlled conditions.
Not always. Many companies set a pickup minimum, typically $150–$250, and some charge for delivery or travel. Ask whether pickup and delivery are included in the written quote.
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