Carpet repair and restretching
Ripples, loose seams, pet damage and burns fixed properly, often for far less than replacing the room.
What I fix
Ripples and wrinkles
Power-stretched back tight and re-secured at the walls.
Loose or open seams
Re-seamed so the join disappears again.
Pet damage
Chewed or clawed edges and doorways repaired.
Stains and burns
Damaged spots patched with matching carpet.
Transitions
Loose edges at tile, wood or vinyl secured cleanly.
Stair repairs
Loose or worn steps re-secured or replaced.
Get a quick quote by text
Text a photo of the problem and your ZIP code to (346) 220-2534. I'll tell you if it's a repair or a replacement, and roughly what it costs.
Repair questions
Why does carpet ripple?
Usually it wasn't power-stretched at install, or the pad has broken down. Restretching fixes the first. A worn pad may need replacing.
Do I need leftover carpet for a patch?
It helps. If you don't have any, I can often take a piece from a closet. As a last resort, when the damage is a safety concern, like a hole someone could trip on or pad a pet could chew, I can patch it with the closest-matching carpet available. It fixes the hazard, but the patch will almost always be visible.
Do you repair carpet someone else installed?
Yes.
Free · No obligation
Get an exact price for your rooms
I'll measure, bring samples, plan your seams and give you one all-inclusive number before you decide.