Eco Cleaning

Services

• Area, Oriental, Persian and antique rug cleaning
• Carpet cleaning
• Furniture cleaning
• Mattress cleaning
• Drapery cleaning

Learn about these services

• Carpet Cleaning
• Area Rug Cleaning
• Oriental Rug Cleaning
• Persian Rug Cleaning
• Antique Rug Cleaning
• Upholstery Cleaning
• Mattress Cleaning

Services as Eco Cleaning describes them. Confirm your own rug type when you call.

Ratings on Other Platforms

Each platform’s own figures, checked Sep 17, 2026, not RugRate ratings. How RugRate handles reviews.

How These Ratings Compare

Across all 2 platforms that rate it, Eco Cleaning averages 4.76 of 5 from 581 reviews. The median listed company sits at 4.89 from 99 reviews.

• Weighted rating4.76below the 4.89 median
• Reviews behind it581above the 99 median
• RugRate Score4.4joint 5th of the 16 scored companies

Weighted by review count, so it can differ from any single platform’s headline figure. Medians are across every listed company that carries a star rating.

What Eco Cleaning Publishes

5 of the 5 details RugRate checks are published by this company. They are the listing completeness part of the RugRate Score, and they are the things you would otherwise have to ask for on the phone.

• Street address595 Columbus Ave, New York, NY 10024
• Where rugs are cleanedEither in your home or at a facility
• Range of services5 services listed
• More than one review platformListed on Google, Yelp
• Specifics about how it works1 specific published, quoted below

A missing detail is a question to ask, not a verdict. Companies can fill these in free.

About Eco Cleaning

• On RugRate since September 2026
• Established 2016
• Where rugs are cleaned Offers both in-home cleaning and facility washing
• States most rugs are cleaned on-site, with off-site immersion offered for delicate or heavily soiled rugs

From the company’s website, read Sep 16, 2026. Not verified by RugRate yet — what verification will check.

Service Area

Eco Cleaning lists these New York City boroughs as part of its service area:

• Manhattan
• Brooklyn
• Queens
• The Bronx
• Staten Island

Coverage can depend on the job size and your exact address — confirm when you call.

What This Work Costs in New York

RugRate does not hold Eco Cleaning’s prices — no listed company publishes a rate card to us. These are the citywide ranges for the services it lists, so you can tell whether its quote is normal before you accept it.

• Area Rug Cleaning$3–$12 per sq ftSynthetic at the low end, silk at the high end
• Oriental Rug Cleaning$5–$9 per sq ftHand-knotted; $6–$9 in Manhattan
• Persian Rug Cleaning$5–$9 per sq ftHand-knotted; $6–$9 in Manhattan
• Antique Rug CleaningQuoted after inspectionCondition decides the work, so no rate card applies

Citywide ranges, not this company’s quote. Estimate your own rug.

Ask Eco Cleaning Before You Book

The first questions here come from what this company publishes — and from what it does not.

1. Where is the plant, and how many days will my rug be there?Eco Cleaning washes rugs at a facility, so the rug leaves your home. Five to fourteen days door to door is normal in New York.
2. Is there a pickup minimum, and what does delivery cost below it?Pickup minimums of $150–$250 are common across the five boroughs, and they catch small rugs.
3. How long will the rug take to dry, and what if it needs a plant wash?Eco Cleaning cleans in the home, which means drying in the home — 6–12 hours to the touch, up to 24 to dry thoroughly.
4. Will you test the dyes before washing, and what happens if they run?Eco Cleaning lists silk or antique rugs, and those are the two the industry most often gets wrong.
5. Does my address carry a travel or minimum charge?Eco Cleaning covers all five boroughs, which usually means some addresses carry a trip charge even at the same rate per square foot.
6. Is that a firm price from Eco Cleaning, or an estimate?A number that can move after collection is not a quote. Get the scope and the price in writing before the rug goes.
7. Can you issue a certificate of insurance for my building?Most New York buildings will not let a cleaner through the door without one, and arranging it late costs days.