Rug Repair
Rug Repair in Atlanta
Fraying edges, damaged fringe, holes, torn foundation — our craftsmen repair all types of rug damage using hand-matched materials and traditional techniques. Free pick-up & delivery included.
Repairs That Last
A damaged rug doesn't have to be replaced. Our repair specialists use hand-matched fibers, traditional knotting techniques, and careful color matching to fix damage in a way that blends seamlessly with the surrounding rug. Whether it's a small fringe repair or extensive foundation work, we provide a written estimate before any work begins — and we stand behind every repair with a satisfaction guarantee.
Call for a Free EstimateRepair Services
Fringe Repair & Replacement
Worn, damaged, or missing fringe is repaired or replaced to match the original style.
Learn moreEdge Binding & Serging
Unraveling edges are re-bound or serged to prevent further damage and restore appearance.
Learn moreHole & Tear Repair
Holes and tears are carefully patched and re-woven to blend seamlessly with the surrounding area.
Learn moreFoundation Repair
Damaged warp and weft threads are replaced to restore the structural integrity of your rug.
Learn moreBacking Repair
Worn or damaged backing is repaired or replaced to extend the life of your rug.
Learn morePatch Work
Severely damaged sections can be patched with matching material for a seamless repair.
Learn moreRug Resizing & Cutting
Too big for the room? We cut rugs down, reshape them, and rebind the edges so the result looks original — not trimmed.
Learn moreFoundation Repair
The foundation of a hand-knotted rug is the grid of warp and weft threads that the pile knots are tied around. Warp threads run the length of the rug; weft threads run across it, locking the knots in place after each row. When foundation threads break or rot — from water damage, heavy use, or age — the rug loses structural integrity. Pile knots loosen and fall out, and the rug can split along the damaged area.
Foundation repair means replacing the damaged warp or weft threads with new ones matched to the original in fiber and weight, then re-securing the pile knots in the repaired area. It's painstaking work — each thread has to be woven back through the existing structure without disturbing the surrounding pile — but it restores the rug's structural integrity and stops the damage from spreading.
Foundation damage is often invisible from the front of the rug. If you notice areas where the pile feels loose, where the rug is buckling or rippling in a way that won't flatten, or where you can see light through the back, those are signs of foundation damage. Bring it in and we'll assess it.
Backing Repair
Some rugs — particularly machine-made rugs and flatweaves — have a secondary backing applied to the underside to add stability and protect the foundation. This backing can crack, peel, or deteriorate over time, especially on older rugs or rugs that have been stored in damp conditions. A damaged backing makes the rug less stable underfoot and can cause the pile to loosen.
We repair or replace deteriorated backing using materials matched to the original in weight and texture. On rugs where the original backing has become brittle and is actively shedding, we remove it entirely and apply a new backing that stabilizes the rug without adding unnecessary stiffness.
Backing repair is often done in conjunction with other work — cleaning, foundation repair, or edge rebinding — since the rug is already in the workshop. If you're having other work done, ask us to assess the backing at the same time.
Before You Bring It In
A few simple steps before drop-off or pick-up help us assess your rug accurately and get started faster.
Our Repair Promise
We match materials as closely as possible to the original — same fiber, similar weight, and hand-dyed to blend with your rug's existing colors. For antique and heirloom pieces, we use traditional hand-knotting techniques that preserve the rug's authenticity and value.
All repairs come with a written estimate upfront and a satisfaction guarantee. If you're not happy with the result, we'll make it right.
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What Our Customers Say
Eric Hanemann
July 2, 2026
Great service! Very quick and reliable pick up and re-install. Cleaned our large rug like new.
Lynn Goldstein
July 1, 2026
The greatest Was so happy with outcome and customer service Definitely will use again and again
Faheem Khan
July 1, 2026
Darius and team went above and beyond to help us get our 9x12 wool rug cleaned. They picked it up and dropped it off. Didnt take them to long to clean either. Highly recommned.
Contact Atlanta Rug Restoration
We're here to help. Reach out by phone, email, or visit us in Chamblee.
Get Your Rug Repaired
Bring your damaged rug to us or schedule a free pick-up. We'll assess the damage and provide a detailed repair estimate.
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