Serving Jefferson & Oldham Counties
Collection and delivery are included from Old Louisville and the Highlands out through St. Matthews and Middletown to Anchorage, Prospect and Norton Commons, and across the bridges into Jeffersonville, Clarksville and New Albany. If your street is not on the list, ask — the route probably passes the end of it.
Collection routes
Louisville is the far north end of this route, and it is the one city on it where a rug’s worst month is January rather than August. The heating season runs from October into April, and a house held at seventy degrees on air that came in at twenty is running at a humidity closer to a desert than to the Ohio Valley outside the window. Wool notices that. Add streets that are salted from the first freeze to the last, a river with a documented flood history behind a wall built because of it, and a housing stock that runs from 1880s Victorian to houses finished last year, and the same winter does a dozen different things depending on which street you are standing on. These are the areas we collect from most, and what tends to be waiting when we get there.
Old Louisville
Two things in these houses do the damage and both of them are heat.
Rug cleaning in Old LouisvilleCherokee Triangle
This is a salt neighborhood, and it is nothing like sea salt.
Rug cleaning in Cherokee TriangleThe Highlands
The Highlands is where the sheer length of the heating season shows up most plainly.
Rug cleaning in The HighlandsCrescent Hill
The peculiar Crescent Hill complaint is a rug that goes grey all over rather than dirty where it is walked on, and it is a winter problem.
Rug cleaning in Crescent HillClifton
Clifton’s water arrives in February, and the cause is frozen ground rather than rainfall.
Rug cleaning in CliftonSt. Matthews
The room over the garage is the St.
Rug cleaning in St. MatthewsAnchorage
Anchorage is where we see burst supply lines, and the mechanism belongs to a cold market.
Rug cleaning in AnchorageGlenview
The damage in Glenview is light, and it is a winter problem because of what the trees do.
Rug cleaning in GlenviewProspect
Prospect’s failure is a frozen discharge line, and it only happens in a market that gets a proper freeze.
Rug cleaning in ProspectNorton Commons
The humidifier is the problem here, and it exists because the houses are good rather than bad.
Rug cleaning in Norton CommonsMiddletown
Middletown is where we see wool felted rather than worn, and the cause is the wet-dry cycle a Louisville winter puts an entry rug through.
Rug cleaning in MiddletownJeffersonville
This side of the river carries a documented flood history and it is the reason the defences exist: in January 1937 the Ohio put a large share of Louisville and the low ground opposite under water and forced a mass evacuation.
Rug cleaning in JeffersonvilleFurther out
- Downtown Louisville
- Butchertown
- NuLu
- Original Highlands
- Deer Park
- Bonnycastle
- Tyler Park
- Audubon Park
- Indian Hills
- Mockingbird Valley
- Rolling Fields
- Lyndon
- Jeffersontown
- New Albany
- Clarksville
- Crestwood
Not listed? Ask anyway. Collection runs cover more ground than this page does.