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The Bronx · Fordham
Looking for rug cleaning companies in Fordham? Compare what the service includes before comparing the advertised rate. Cleaning a loose rug inside your apartment, taking it to a facility and cleaning installed carpet are different jobs.

These companies list The Bronx in their service area. Confirm they cover your Fordham address when you call.
Ratings are each platform’s own figures, linked to the listing. Details come from each company’s website; RugRate has not yet verified these companies.
This guide puts published prices beside common rug sizes, explains why minimum charges matter and shows what to confirm before collection. The aim is a quote you can understand before the work starts.
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Fordham pays standard Bronx rates — the same outer-borough range used across RugRate. Area rugs are priced per square foot by fibre and washed in-plant, with a minimum charge per pickup.
| Rug type | Per sq ft | 8×10 (80 sq ft) | 9×12 (108 sq ft) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Synthetic | $3 – $6 | $240 – $480 | $324 – $648 |
| Wool | $4 – $7 | $320 – $560 | $432 – $756 |
| Persian / Oriental (hand-knotted) | $5 – $8 | $400 – $640 | $540 – $864 |
| Silk or silk blend | $6 – $10 | $480 – $800 | $648 – $1,080 |
A minimum service charge of $150 to $250 per pickup applies almost everywhere, so on a rug smaller than about 5×8 the minimum, not the square footage, sets the price. Common add-ons: moth treatment $20 to $50 per rug, stain treatment $20 to $50 per spot, and pet urine treatment $30 to $100 per affected area.
No. A collection fee and a minimum order amount answer different questions. Ask whether collection and return are both included, whether your order has a minimum, and whether access or rescheduling can add a charge. Do not subtract a pickup minimum as though it were a delivery fee.
Wall-to-wall carpet is cleaned in the apartment rather than collected, at about $1 to $4 per square foot or $50 to $150 per room, with stairs quoted separately. A per-room price usually comes with a room-size cap and a minimum job charge, so a single room does not necessarily produce the headline figure.
An in-home appointment avoids taking the rug away, but ask exactly what treatment is proposed and whether it suits the rug. A facility quote should explain what happens after collection and how the rug is returned.
Do not assume the higher price is automatically better, or that the lower price buys the same work. Ask each provider to describe the method and scope in ordinary language.
Tell the cleaner about stains, odors, worn fringe, brittle backing and anything previously applied to the rug. Send photographs of both sides and the care label if available.
For wool rug cleaning or Oriental rug cleaning in Fordham, ask how method suitability will be established before treatment. Do not choose a cleaning process solely because it has the lowest per-square-foot rate.
Ask whether a discount applies before or after the minimum, whether treatments are excluded and whether the offer covers your service type. Get the actual discounted total instead of trying to reconstruct it from several website banners.
Do not combine a rate from one company with a coupon or minimum from another. A useful comparison keeps each provider's terms together.
A photo estimate may need revision after inspection. That is a reason to agree on a process before collection.
Ask for written confirmation of
Save the estimate with your photographs. For the full rug receipt and handoff checklist, read the Bronx rug-cleaning guide.
Give your full address when asking about service near Fordham Road, Grand Concourse or Webster Avenue. A neighborhood name is useful context, but it does not tell the crew which entrance to use or where it can legally stop.
Mention your apartment floor, stairs or elevator, and any access instructions you have confirmed with management. If you are arranging cleaning before a move, give both the collection address and the intended return address.
Confirm the return date separately from the pickup window. “Available today” may mean collection or inspection, not a rug cleaned and returned the same day.
No cleaner's availability at a particular Fordham address is guaranteed by this guide. Ask about coverage and appointments when requesting the quote.
| Your job | What to request |
|---|---|
| Loose area rug | Method assessment and an in-home or off-site scope |
| Wool, Persian or Oriental rug | Construction, condition and dye-related assessment before treatment |
| Installed carpet | Room measurements, furniture scope and an on-site plan |
| Pet odor or a specific stain | Separate treatment explanation and expected improvement |
| Loose fringe or backing damage | Repair assessment and authorization before work |
| Several rugs | Each rug itemized, with the minimum policy explained |
If you do not know the material, say so. A clear label photo is more useful than guessing. See the rug-construction guide.
For a carpet that smells or develops returning stains after cleaning, see the Bayside after-cleaning guide.
For installed carpet, substitute room sizes and photographs for rug-back photos. Identify furniture that needs moving.
Tell us about the rug and the job you need. Request a written scope before choosing a price.

Compare the same job, not three different scopes
Describe the rug or rooms, access and treatments once, then compare written, all-in quotes.
Local pricing
The rate card is the same everywhere in The Bronx. What moves your total in Fordham is the building it comes out of.
Stair, minimum and access figures are the citywide ranges from the RugRate price reference, not quotes from any company.
Standard Bronx rates: roughly $3 to $6 per square foot for synthetic, $4 to $7 for wool, $5 to $8 for hand-knotted Persian or Oriental and $6 to $10 for silk, with a $150 to $250 minimum per pickup. That is a typical range, not a quote for your address — ask for the final price for your rug, in writing, before collection.
An 8×10 rug is 80 square feet, so in the Bronx expect roughly $240 to $480 for synthetic, $320 to $560 for wool, $400 to $640 for Persian or Oriental and $480 to $800 for silk. Ask which rate applies to your material and whether treatment or the minimum changes the total.
If the applicable minimum exceeds the calculated cleaning amount, the minimum can determine the charge. Confirm whether it applies to each rug, the visit or the combined order.
Do not assume so. Ask about the proposed process, suitability and included work. The place of cleaning and the method should both be clear in the estimate.
No. Ask separately about the collection fee, return delivery and minimum order. An included trip does not remove other price conditions.
Only if the quote says so. Ask what treatment is proposed, how it is billed and what improvement is realistic. Do not authorize unspecified extras.
Inspection may reveal information missing from the original estimate. Agree beforehand that revised pricing needs your approval, and clarify what happens if you decline.
Ask for a combined quote. Savings depend on the provider's minimum and collection policies; they are not automatic. Keep each rug identified separately.
Confirm availability and what “same-day” covers. Pickup, inspection, cleaning and return are separate milestones. Explain your deadline before booking.
Measure the rug, describe its condition and compare the same scope. Ask about minimums and optional extras before committing. A price that excludes the work you need is not a meaningful comparison.