Category: Carpet Repair
A separating carpet seam needs a cause and material assessment before anyone chooses a repair method.
Pet Damage to Carpet: Stain, Odor or Torn Pile?
Pet damage to carpet is a diagnosis of the material and the source, not one repair method.
When Can a Carpet Patch Work?
A carpet patch may work for a small, stable area of missing or damaged material when the surrounding carpet and floor assembly are sound...
Water Damaged Carpet: Check the Source and Hidden Layers
A carpet that looks dry after a leak can still have wet backing, cushion or subfloor.
Chemical Spill on Carpet: Safety First, Repair Later
If a chemical has spilled on carpet, keep people and pets away and identify the product before trying to save the flooring.
Carpet Maintenance Plan: Reduce Soil and Track Wear
A useful carpet maintenance plan starts with the carpet you have and the soil it actually receives.
Assess Crushed, Snagged or Damaged Carpet Pile
Assess the visible pile change before trying to fix it.
Carpet Repair, Cleaning or Replacement: How to Decide
Choose cleaning, repair or replacement after identifying the damage.
Carpet Deodorization Service – Enzyme or Oxidizer
Carpet deodorization stops smells at the source, not by masking them, but by matching the odor source to the right chemistry and...
Carpet Protector Application – Longer Lasting Results
Apply carpet protector right after professional cleaning to create a spill repellent finish that slows re-soiling and lets you vacuum...