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area rug cleaners
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We offer professional carpet & rug repair services. Specializing in rug cutting, binding & resurging. Don't think we can repair your rug? Test us!
Leave the furniture lifting to us. We will remove the rug from your premise, clean it professionally & deliver it to you fresh & clean within 7 days, anywhere in the GTA.
Fill out a quick form & we will email you a price estimate within a few hours. Or call us for immediate assistance.

Locations Served We offer professional rug cleaning services to the following areas in Southern Ontario Canada.

To Our Valued Customers - Area Rug Cleaners For Over 25 Years

Thank you for visiting LoveYourRug.ca - professional rug repair & area rug cleaners in Toronto & Southern Ontario.

We take special pride in offering our customers top quality carpet cleaning and are rug cleaning services at prices much lower than the other rug and carpet cleaners in the Greater Toronto Area. We specialize in the following services: Oriental Rug Cleaning Toronto, Persian Rug Cleaning Toronto, Silk Rug Cleaning, Wool Rug Cleaning Toronto, Synthetic Rug Cleaning, Sheep Skin Cleaning, Cow Skin Cleaning, Flokati Rug Cleaning and Carpet Cleaning.

We also offer top quality rug repair services at very affordable prices. Our rug repair services include re-fringing, rug cutting and binding. We have the technology and experience to repair some of the toughest rug damage, so don't throw those old rugs away, bring them to us and we will rejuvenate them.

All our rug cleaning and rug repair services are backed up with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. If you are not satisfied with the way our rug cleaners cleaned your rugs or repaired them, we will refund your money.

If you are looking for a professional area rug cleaning company in Toronto or southern Ontario, Love Your Rug is your answer. Call us today for a free rug cleaning or rug repair estimate. If you live in Mississauga visit our Mississauga page at Rug Cleaning Mississauga.

We wish to hear from you soon.

Sincerely,

Tony Kantzavelos
Founder
Love Your Rug

 


Interesting Toronto News

13 April 2012 - There has been an increase in the luxury home buying market in Toronto area. As quoted "We've seen a significant uptick in sales over $2 million this year," because 128 luxury homes have been sold in Toronto during the first three months of this year, compared to 95 during the same period last year. This increase has been due to international buyers purchasing investment properties in the heart of Toronto. This will mean that more and more of the old heritage homes in Toronto will be renovated and turned into luxury homes as the economy grows. Etobicoke is also on the rise as it is in the optimal location.

28 January 2012 - To incredable 17 year old boys from Toronto, Mathew Ho and Asad Muhammad sent out a Lego toy which they called Legonaut 24 kilometres into space. Their actions have been talked about worldwide.

12 January 2012 - One of Canada's largest real-estate firms Royal LePage made a statement today that Canadian home prices will continue to rise in 2012 but the rise will be slower than in the previous year. Their predicted increase in home prices is 2.8% by the end of the year, compared to a 4.2% increase from beginning to end of 2011. However the prediction for the rises in home prices in Toronto are expected to be slightly lower (2.6%) than the national expected average but expect a steady rise in the 4th quarter of 2012 due to lack of availability and increasing demand.

10 January 2012 -
Two teenagers ages 17 were stabbed today outside of a local church on Dane Avenue. The man who stabbed the boys got away, and was described as a black man wearing a fur coat. We hope that the Peel police in Toronto find this man and arrest him.

3 January 2012
: A shocking but at the same time a not so surprising statistic reveals that the richest Canadians are making 189 more money than the average Canadian. These wealthy Canadians, of which many have residences in in Toronto, are averaging approximately $8.4 million per year in 2010. This is a 27% increase from 2009, while at the same time the average Canadian wage fell.