Refresh. Renew.

Refresh. Renew.

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Restoring More Than Fabrics. Restoring Peace of Mind.

With more than 20 years of experience in the restoration industry, HR Textiles specializes in restoring clothing, household fabrics, and other textile items affected by fire, smoke, water, and mold damage.

We understand that after unexpected property damage, many of the items affected aren't simply “things.” They may be your favorite clothing, bedding, linens, curtains, or personal belongings that help make your house feel like home. That's why we approach every restoration project with professionalism, care, and attention to detail.

Our experienced team uses proven restoration and cleaning processes to carefully treat damaged textiles, remove contaminants and odors, and restore salvageable items as close as possible to their pre-loss condition.

Experience You Can Trust

For over two decades, we've worked within the restoration industry and understand the importance of doing the job thoroughly, efficiently, and with care. From the moment your items are collected through the restoration process and their return, our goal is to make an already stressful situation a little easier.

We specialize in textiles affected by:

  • Fire and smoke damage

  • Water damage

  • Mold and mildew

  • Smoke and persistent odors

  • Other property-related damage

Whether we're restoring everyday clothing or important household fabrics, we handle every item with care and respect.

At HR Textiles, we're not just cleaning fabrics—we're helping families recover the pieces of home we can save.

Professional. Personable. Experienced. Restoration you can trust.

What We Provide

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WATER RESTORATION

Water-damaged textiles exposed to excessive moisture and flooding require special care. Identifying the textile’s fiber composition and damage or exposure level is essential before beginning the restoration process.

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FIRE RESTORATION

Clothing or garments damaged by fire need immediate attention. Fire causes varying degrees of damage that require specialized cleaning procedures to restore the textiles to their original quality.

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SMOKE RESTORATION

The severity of smoke damage to window treatments, linens, clothing and more varies based on exposure levels. Proper cleaning and restoration techniques are essential to salvage smoke-damaged textiles effectively.

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TEXTILE RESTORATION

Textile restoration is the professional process of cleaning, repairing, and revitalizing clothing and household fabrics that have been damaged by water, fire, smoke, mold, or everyday wear.

It helps preserve the quality, appearance, and sentimental value of your textiles, bringing them back to their pre-existing condition whenever possible.

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SPECIALTY CLEANING

Specialty cleaning provides expert care for delicate, high-value, and unique textiles that require more attention than traditional cleaning methods.

From area rugs and draperies to specialty garments, bedding, and household fabrics, each item is carefully evaluated to determine the appropriate cleaning process. Our goal is to safely remove stains, odors, smoke, contaminants, and other damage while protecting the fabric’s color, texture, quality, and integrity.

OUR PROCESS

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INSPECTION

During the check-in process, we conduct a thorough examination to determine the most appropriate treatment for each item. All textiles are cataloged and sorted by area and or room.

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BAGOUT

Our technicians arrive quickly to assess the damage. Textile experts inventory your fabrics, and remove soft good items from the affected environments for proper cleaning, storage, and quick turnaround.

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SORTING

Every item is meticulously separated for the proper cleaning processing station depending on the damage of the items. Then the appropriate cleaning process is used for the best restoration results.

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CLEANING

Our cleaning process moves items efficiently through our facilities , returning items to their pre-loss condition. 1-800-Textiles' advanced technology, and eco-friendly process ensures quality.

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STORAGE

Following the cleaning process, items are cataloged, rail-stored, folded, bagged or boxed. Items are then tagged and stored in our clean, secure facilities until they are ready for return to you.

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RETURN

Once we are notified your clean textiles can be returned, our dedicated technicians will return all your items to your desired location. Returned cleaned items are cataloged by room for ease and convenience.

Let’s Restore What Matters Most

When the unexpected happens, you don’t have to figure out what can be saved on your own. Contact HR Textiles today and let our experienced team help restore your clothing and household textiles with the professional, personal care they deserve.