We begin with a thorough inspection of the rug to determine the best course of action for repair. The techniques are based on many factors such as the rug condition, rug type, age, pattern, origin, rug foundation, knotting type, fringe, color, and fiber content.

Holes can happen in a lot of ways and come in all different shapes and sizes. We fix holes by inserting a new foundation, weaving a new pile, and matching your rug’s original design. Learn More

A tear can happen in your rug when the foundation becomes weak from age or dry-rot and breaks apart over time. We insert new foundation threads to secure the rug and prevent new tears from occurring in the future.

The fringe can easily become damaged on your rug, and depending on its condition, we have a variety of ways to fix it. We can reinforce the damaged area so it doesn’t fall apart, reduce the end of the rug, and slightly secure the foundation into fringes or insert original fringe into the area.

The edge of your rug might be getting worn from foot traffic or coming apart from carpet beetle damage and starting to unravel, thus exposing the rug to further damage. We fix this by matching your rug’s color and sewing new overcasting by hand to cover up the damage. When we are done with the rug repairs on the binding, it will look brand new again.

Dry rot is caused by prolonged exposure to water or pet urine in your rug. There may have been a pot or planter which continuously leaked into your rug unnoticed for a long time. Your rug may now have a crack or a hole in the foundation weakening and breaking from dry rot. We fix the problem by removing the weak areas, inserting a new foundation, and weaving in a pile. Another option is patching the rug with a solid fragment from another rug with a similar color.

The final step in our repair process is inspection. Our owners thoroughly check to ensure all of the services were correctly performed and the rug meets our high standards of excellence. Khazai Rugs guarantee all repair services. If any part is not up to the standard, your rug will go back through the repair process.