The RugCast

Go behind the scenes with Phil and Greg as we restore and preserve historic fabrics for world-renowned institutions. From the Frick Museum and Pierpont Morgan Library to the Vanderbilt estate, discover the techniques and care involved in repairing textile art and keeping history alive.

This month, Greg and Phil dive into the chaos of managing company logistics & demanding clients at once. They talk about the juggling act, the close calls, and what they’ve learned about setting boundaries and managing their time.

This month, Phil and Greg take you behind the scenes of the projects and personalities that left a lasting mark on their careers. From high-stakes installations to unexpected curve balls on the job, they share the stories that tested their skills, shaped their perspective, and defined the way they approach rug care today.

Hosted by Phillip Costikyan and Greg Garian,each episode takes you inside the world of carpet care, from humble beginnings to adventurous new ventures. We’ll explore the evolving materials, methods, and stories that shape the fabric and flooring industry, sharing both the “how” and the “why” behind the work.

Whether you’re a homeowner looking for practical tips or a fellow professional seeking insight, join us as we weave together experiences, lessons, and a few yarns of our own.

Welcome to The Rug Cast—a podcast from a multi-generational carpet-cleaning family. For decades, we’ve been deep in the fibers—literally and figuratively—of homes and businesses, building a legacy one clean carpet at a time.

Hosted by Phillip Costikyan and Greg Garian,each episode takes you inside the world of carpet care, from humble beginnings to adventurous new ventures. We’ll explore the evolving materials, methods, and stories that shape the fabric and flooring industry, sharing both the “how” and the “why” behind the work.

Whether you’re a homeowner looking for practical tips or a fellow professional seeking insight, join us as we weave together experiences, lessons, and a few yarns of our own.