The store has many, many beautiful carpets. The owner shared the origins of some of the rugs that…read morecaught our eye. Happy with our selection-it looks beautiful and feels so comfortable under the feet!

DO NOT USE THIS STORE!!! Not only did he ruin a handmade rug made by my mother. He lied about it…read more The colors have bled into each other and the backing. .It had been cleaned before and was fine. I dropped off 2 hand punched rugs made by my now deceased mom in November. First they said they were not ready. Then when I called, he said only one was ready. Come next week Well he had RUINED THE OTHER ONE!! Absolutely ruined, my mother's work gone. And he Lied that it wasn't ready .. they had ruined it.. No apology offered. What does Sufism say about lying? Now all the rich colors are pastels, and areas have bled from one to the other. It also stinks of vinegar where I assume they were trying to keep the color. A corner rosette is practically scrubbed off DO NOT USE THIS SHOP . II am angry and brokenhearted., my mothers work and warmth ruined.

I highly recommend Levon and his staff at Brookline Oriental Rug. We first used their rug cleaning…read moreservice. They picked up rugs from 2 locations, cleaned them like new and delivered them to our new house in Lexington. Then we had Levon find us a stair runner. The manufacturer had switched patterns and Levon helped us find a great substitute. When it was ready he came into our house and, while observing the pandemic safety precautions, beautifully installed our new runner making us and our 2 little dogs very happy. No more slipping down the newly finished wood. And this past week he found us the perfect transitional hall rug that ties everything together. I don't often write reviews but Brookline Oriental deserves every star.

Well, Uri, there's no sand in my carpet. Do you live in a hut on the beach? Consider moving…read more They cleaned a pet-soiled carpet for me, were pleasant on the phone and in person, accommodated my lengthy travel schedule by holding onto my rug for weeks without charge or complaint, and saved me money by not deodorizing the carpet because I'd already done so (I botched it, but they did their best to correct my mistake; they were right - further deodorizing wasn't needed). I'll use them again in the future.

Great selection- fabulous customer service- well established family business - and be prepared to…read morespend time. The perfect rug may not be in front of you, but if you spend some time, you may find it in a pile against the wall or through David's catalogs and Internet suggestions.

Look at those pics and try tell me that rug doesn't make the room pop! Go ahead. I dare ya…read more These guys are great!! I've been buying rugs from Dave for 10 years now and he always helped me out with every new place I move into. Great selection and great quality! I've always been extremely satisfied with my choices I moved into a gorgeous new place a few months ago and needed a rug to really tie the room together, so he special ordered this abstract galaxy looking rug for me. At first I stupidly thought the rug was too big and was thinking of having him trim it down and re-bind it but Dave wisely advised me to move it under furniture and make sure it's centered. He said give it a few days and then decide. Good thing I listened cuz he was right! Once I truly centered it under couches and what not it looks awesome! I get plenty of compliments on it and reaffirmation from friends that it actually is the perfect size for the room. Trust me...You can't get this type of service or expertise from Wayfair or Home Depot and honestly, the pricing is VERY comparable I think.

I do not recommend this company. I have used them twice. The first time was fine for one small…read morerug. We just used them again for a larger project, and I am very disappointed. POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE - I called to order a rug cleaning before the deadline of a discount promotion I received by text. I spoke with someone who answered the phone, who said the head person was out but I would receive a call back. I never did. - I called back the following week. I set up a pickup date, and I mentioned the discount code I was sent via text as I am in their system. - This discount code was not honored. I failed to notice when I paid the bill because our home is under construction, and when I called back to remind their manager she denied that I was ever sent this. When I explained that I couldn't have dreamed up such a code and it was part of the reason I gave them my business again, she still refused to honor it. - When she called to let me know about setting up the delivery, her tone and her comments were accusatory "arent you reading my emails, I have tried to reach you". I apologized, but she proceeded to say "we cant store your rugs here" - again in a very accusatory tone. The email oversight was my bad, my intention was not. As anyone who has had to go through a renovation knows, details can easily get lost when you arent living in your home space. If you are looking for a company that honors their promotions and has professional customer service, go elsewhere. Boston Rug Cleaning is not your place.

I had this website bookmarked for months before finally accepting that my ancient inherited…read moreoriental rugs needed professional cleaning. My friends, my pulmonologist, my coworkers, they were all like "wait, you don't clean your rugs?!?" And I said "I vacuum them" and "I got them from my parents and they've never sent them off to a rug cleaner." Yelp reader, I was wrong. You need to have a professional actually CLEAN your rug. And so, I finally did. Boston Rug Cleaning was fantastic. Reasonable prices, rugs were done in about 2 weeks, good communication, and very pretty rugs- with no weird chemical cleaning smell. Also, it's like those ASMR videos of people cleaning filthy rugs and you're like "it was red this whole time?!" That's how I felt when the rugs came back and I unfurled them from their paper casings. The colors are so vibrant and evenly tufted. I feel like I've grown out of my family's incorrect conviction that wool rugs don't need deep cleaning - they really do! My lungs are happy! The weird smell in my house when we've been gone for a week is also gone! Anyway, it's work to move all the furniture away and roll up the rug, but definitely worth the effort (you need to sweep under there anyway, guarantee it). The company will pick up the rug but if you have a car it's not hard at all to take over yourself and save some $. They're on Rte 9 and parking was no problem- they also helped move the rugs in and out of the car. So happy with the service!

Lechmere Rug Company turned out to be a great place for us to purchase an area rug. We found a…read moreremnant that looks perfect in our living room and there was also enough of the remnant for a matching runner at a very reasonable price. Patrick, our salesman, was very knowledgeable, friendly and made several wonderful recommendations based on our decorating requirements. The delivery personnel were also great at their job,installed our rugs with precision and made sure they were placed perfectly. We would definitely recommend this business for your carpeting needs.

Bought a comfy white 7' by 12' rug here a few days ago and have been enjoying it since! Patrick was…read moreknowledgeable and patient as I decided on a material and size. He gave me a three-day estimate (which was already a rushed job) and ended up having the rug finished the next day. They also custom cut rug pads for extra cushion. Would highly recommend this place for simple, high quality, no-frills shopping and service. NB: this place is in Medford now, not Cambridge. Google for address.

They don't sell Acai and are not owned by Ali Landry. So why are they called Landry & Acai? False…read moreadvertising. This is a pretty spectacular carpet store located in Boston, and while it's not cheap, they have some amazing products here. We aren't even in the market for carpets, but because my family is Persian, I'll often will stop in and see what someone has on sale. Barbie is not too familiar with Persian stuff so I wanted to show her some of the more fancy types of things that you can get. She was pretty impressed, but not enough to part with enough of our money to get one (which she pretty much controls and I like it that way, I mean look at her). What's more - these are good people, and all things considered, this is probably where I would buy carpets in Boston if needed.

My stair runner looks beautiful. The edges are perfectly bound with a carpet trim in a perfectly…read morematching color. The staff helped me select this type of runner because of the issue of my dog and I wanted a stripe pattern to coordinate with my wall color. The installers mapped the stairs on site to make sure everything was perfect before slicing the runner at the shop. They came back with all the separate pieces to install exactly in each tread. The quality of my new carpet and the workmanship in installation from Landry & Arcari has added value to my house.

Friendly, helpful, and affordable. They did a great job cleaning our 20 year old wool rug - it is…read morebright and the fringe is white again! No chemical smell - just fresh. Totally recommend them.

We had a flood in our condo and Hernan picked up our rugs, cleaned them expertly and delivered them…read moreback to us in a week w. They have never looked better. Great to have this business in town!

Excellent service and results. My carpet was really stained and after their work it was stain free…read moreand looks great. Also, very nice people

AITA? After doing a little bit of internet searching for a…read morecarpet cleaner I found K-A Carpet. I saw on Yelp they were running an offer for $50 to get $100 credit on service. I went on their website and decided just to book through their website as I like supporting local businesses, especially if they invested in an online presence. Some background: I moved from South of Boston to North of Boston, and my new place wasn't so new and needs some cleaning before I move-in. I talked with the owner who said when they get their carpets cleaned they are usually charged for three rooms for the place, so I assumed it would be equivalent to 400 square feet. I also wanted to clean the tile/grout from the kitchen and bathroom - at least the places where foot traffic was, so I figured for the bathroom would be 25 square feet and the kitchen about 50 square feet. Thus, I put in for 75 square feet of tile/grout cleaning. Okay, so I add those services and pick a day that the owner of the unit would be there prior to my arrival. I pay the $60 down-payment to confirm the online order. I sent the owner cash to pay, with $65 extra in case of any overages or in case they do a wonderful job and feel the need to tip $20. The day comes, I receive a call from the tech at 12:06pm who is doing the service when they arrived on location. I let the tech know that I'm not on-location but the person there is opening up the garage for them now and that I left cash as payment for their services with him when thee services are complete. And at that time he told me that the garage door was opening and he was greeted by the owner. Minor issue 1: I received a call from the owner at 12:08pm saying that the tech requested the full bill to include what I paid in the down-payment and wanted to verify if I paid anything up-front. I then pulled up the email and credit card online statement to be sure that I was charged the down-payment and told them that I did in-fact pay the down-payment of $60, and the due at completion would be the remainder balance of the invoice. So, what was up with the tech not knowing how much to collect? Or was that a tactic just to get more money when he knew he wasn't dealing with the person paying the bill? Sure, could be an innocent blunder not looking at invoice very closely. But that got solved. I get to the location the following day and talk with the owner who informed me that they liked the carpet cleaning service, but didn't like the chemical or perfume in the cleaner as it made him cough. I looked around and the carpets were cleaned decently enough. Could I have cleaned it the same or better with a rug doctor mighty pro or bissell big green machine rental - yes. I then as about the tile in the bathroom or kitchen as I also expected the bathroom or kitchen to be done as I paid for 75 square feet of that too, but was told that they didn't. The owner then handed me back $60, indicating he thought the tech only deserved a $5 tip. I asked if they mentioned anything about the tile or grout cleaning service, to which the owner said no. I then reached out for support using text messaging to see what K-A's side of the story was at 9:54am. And after a phone conversation at 10:29am, they informed me that the space was larger than anticipated, and when they spoke with the person at the property they got "no response," however, if they were wrong they could reschedule to come back. The part I thought was strange is the "no response" because I got a call when the amount due was in question... Why didn't I also get a call here, either from the tech or the owner saying something isn't adding up. I can understand if there was a miscommunication on the exact dimensions of the space, so I voiced my thoughts, which verbatim are "I'll check and get back to you. If you don't hear back from me everything is ok." I get the space measured, and turns out that yes the measurements were a little off, but according KA's own ordering/scheduling system was a difference in price of $50 if they charged exact amount of carpet space plus 100 square feet for the actual 105 square feet tile/grout. Or a difference in price of $77.50 if they charged 125 square feet for the 105 actual square feet of the tile/grout. The owner had enough to cover $65 in case this exact thing happens. And you would think a reasonable person would accept $15 for an extra 5 square feet of space, instead of the 90c per square foot they charge in the 25-sq.ft.block billing. Or could have just said it was 100 square feet and pocketed the rest as a tip. I bring this information back via text messaging and get told that they would be happy to schedule tile and grout cleaning for $250. Also that I'm entitled to a $12.50 refund as that is the difference between what I paid and what services I received. Me: Why didn't the tech contact me like they did earlier if they had a concern with size/scope of job? "If the person on-site couldn't make a decision, that would be more