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Price it yourselfMaricopa homes are mostly newer builds, and the rugs in them run from a big furniture-store synthetic under the sectional to a wool rug that moved down from the last house.
Pfaff Cleaning Co. is locally owned, with the owners overseeing every job. See our full process and service area on the main area rug cleaning page.
Online prices, 15% off regular. No tax, no hidden fees.
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Any pets in the home?
Pet Treatment is recommended below. Add it if you'd like.
Any coffee, tea, or other brown stains?
Got it. No extra charge, it is included in your cleaning price. This just tells us to bring the right treatment.
Optional extras
Each extra covers every rug you added, each at its own size.
How many rugs at each level:
Large rugs (8×10 and up)
Medium rugs (5×8 up to 8×10)
Small rugs (under 5×8)
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Material comes first. The wrong solution on wool causes browning, dye bleed, or fiber damage that cleaning cannot undo, so we identify what you own before anything touches it.
Some rugs are better handled off-site, and when that is the case we say so. That is specialist work, and we will point you to someone who does it.
Rugs are not carpet, and cleaning them like carpet is how they get ruined. Wool, viscose, cotton, and jute each react differently to heat, moisture, and cleaning chemistry. Put them through a generic carpet process and you get browning, dye bleed, or shrinkage that never comes out.
We identify the fiber before anything wet touches your rug, then clean it the way that fiber needs to be cleaned, or tell you when it belongs with a specialist. That expertise is what you are paying for: $1.70 a square foot online for synthetic, $2.98 for wool.
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Usually a few hours, and we say within 24 hours to be safe. The 24 hours is on purpose, because different fibers and backings release moisture at different rates and we would rather beat the number than miss it. Airflow is what moves it: open a window, run the ceiling fan, set the HVAC fan to ON instead of AUTO. Ask and we will set an air mover on it before we go.
Wool, synthetic, cotton, and blends, plus Persian and Oriental rugs, shag, plush, flatweave, sisal and jute, silk blends, hide rugs, and machine-made area rugs. Wool and hand-knotted rugs get different chemistry and gentler agitation than a synthetic, which is why they are priced differently. Oriental and Persian rugs get identified before anything touches them, because dye stability and foundation fibers decide the method, not the price tag.
We clean rugs in place, right where they lie, and you do not need to move anything. Expensive wool is normal work for us, hand-knotted, oriental, Persian, wool and silk blends. What we turn down is the truly high-value stuff and fragile antiques that need a wash pit and a controlled dry. We say no on those and tell you who does them properly, because we are not willing to carry that risk in your living room.
When we are not sure how a rug's dyes will behave, we test in an inconspicuous spot first. Wool, silk blends, and hand-dyed rugs can run, and finding that out mid-clean is how a rug gets ruined.
Then dry soil removal. Grit and sand come out dry, because the moment they get wet they turn to mud and grind against the fiber. Skipping this step is why some rugs come back looking flat.
Then dry soil comes out before any moisture goes in, because wetting grit turns it into mud. We vacuum first on most jobs, and skip it when the rug is genuinely light on soil rather than charging you for motion.
Most rugs come back looking like the rug somebody paid for. That is the normal outcome. We handle wool, silk blends, and antiques regularly.
We do not call a stain permanent until we have actually worked it, and on a rug we are not sure of, that means testing for dye bleed first. Some things are damage instead of soil, dye loss, sun fading, browning from a previous over-wetting, or urine that already reached the foundation. We tell you which is which before we start.
We carry commercial air movers, Dri-Pod 360s and a low-profile Syclone, and if you want one running before we go, ask and we will set it up. It jump starts the drying rather than leaving the room to do it on its own.
The rest is airflow. Open a window, run the ceiling fan, kick the HVAC fan on, and the room dries a lot faster than a closed-up room with nothing moving. We will tell you what to expect for your place before we leave.
Synthetic, wool, cotton, and natural fiber rugs, cleaned in your home where that is the right method and identified for off-site handling where it is not.
Synthetics are dimensionally stable and colorfast in most cases, and they tolerate in-home cleaning well. Wool is absorbent, can shrink, and reacts to high pH cleaners in ways synthetics do not. Viscose, sometimes sold as art silk or bamboo silk, loses strength when wet and distorts, and we will not clean it in the home.
Cotton foundations on hand-knotted rugs are prone to browning and dye migration when moisture is not controlled tightly, which is one of the main reasons some rugs are better washed off-site.
We use Decon 30, a botanical, EPA-registered disinfectant, applied with a fogger rather than a pump sprayer. It lands as a fine, high-power mist across the rug and settles through the room, so the fibers and the air get treated at once and nothing gets soaked. A soaked rug is a bigger problem than a dirty one, which is exactly why we mist instead.
A lot of people have a rug in the garage or a closet because something happened to it and they did not know what to do next. A pet used it, a party ended badly, it got wet and started to smell. Then it sat.
Bring it out. Rolled-up rugs are a normal call for us, and sitting does not automatically mean ruined. We tell you honestly whether it can come back before you pay for anything.
Urine soaks through the rug, into the foundation, and often into whatever is underneath it. Surface cleaning addresses the top and leaves the rest, which is why the odor comes back. Real treatment means full saturation, flushing, and rinsing, which cannot happen responsibly on your floor. Mention it upfront and we will recommend the right approach rather than doing work that will not hold.
A machine-made synthetic and a hand-knotted wool rug are not the same thing, and cleaning them the same way is how rugs get ruined. Wool soaks up water, can shrink, and reacts badly to the high pH cleaners a synthetic handles without a problem.
Dogs are the other factor in a family town like Maricopa. Urine in a rug goes straight through to the foundation and usually into the carpet or tile under it, so flip a corner and check the back before you book.
Before anything touches the rug, we check the fiber, how stable the dyes are, and how it was made. Viscose, which also gets sold as art silk or bamboo silk, is one we will not clean in the home, and we will tell you why instead of trying it.
We know your rug's fiber before a drop of water touches it.
Since December 2024, every job Pfaff Cleaning Co. has taken on has been handled by our own team. 500+ jobs later, we are still at a 5.0 on Google.
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Deodorizer is for smell: it knocks out odor and leaves a clean floral scent. Sanitizing is for the surface: Decon 30, a hospital-grade botanical disinfectant, misted over it. A lot of people add both, since one treats the surface and the other leaves it smelling fresh.
Often yes, depending on fiber, construction, and condition. We look at it and tell you honestly whether in-home cleaning gives a good result.
Yes, with products matched to natural fiber and a colorfastness test on any rug we are not sure of.
Not in the home. The fiber loses strength when wet and the risk of distortion and discoloration is high. We identify it and explain the options.
Surface treatment addresses the top layer. Urine that soaked into the foundation needs full saturation and flushing, and that is work we do.
Usually a few hours. In-home cleaning uses controlled moisture, and the dry Arizona air helps.
Fringe is usually the foundation of the rug rather than attached decoration, so it needs careful handling. Worth pointing out when you request a quote.
Synthetic from $1.70/sqft online, or $2 regular. Wool from $2.98/sqft online, or $3.50 regular.
Choose whichever you think it is. We confirm the fiber before we start, and if it turns out to be the other one, you get the corrected price before any work begins.