Professional Rug Hole Repair in Houston and The Woodlands

Furniture Pressure

If your furniture legs aren't padded, they can put pressure on the rug’s surface over time. This causes the area to wear out and create holes. Moving furniture that may get stuck or snag can rip a hole in the rug too.

Moth Damage

Moths can feed on the natural fibers of your rug, and create patches of holes in your rug.

Rug Age and Previous Wear

With time, your rugs can wear down and thin out. This can weaken the rugs' fibers, causing them to break down and create holes.

Accidents

Accidents are a common cause of holes in your rug. Mishaps, such as dropping a sharp object or burns from a fire, can damage your rugs. This can leave holes in your rug that will need repairing.

Pet Damage

Your playful pets, like cats and dogs, have claws and teeth. They can dig, scratch, and chew on your rug, especially if you drop food or drinks on the rug. This can cause tears, punctures, and holes in the rug.

Harsh Cleaning

Cleaning or scrubbing your rug with unsuitable and harsh chemicals can weaken the rug’s fibers. This can lead areas of the rug to thin out and form holes over time.

Insufficient Drying

If you don't dry your rug completely after washing, it can lead to water damage. Damp rugs can growth mildew or moldy areas, weakening and making fibers brittle and vulnerable to tears or holes.