Because carpets are always underfoot, they are subject to food spills, pet damage, and even burns. In addition, seams between carpet pieces can separate over time and need fixing.

Common carpet problems often lead to bigger ones and greater expense. Strained and or torn seams in your carpet should be fixed as quickly as possible to reduce the inherent risk of permanent damage. Damage to the seamed area of your carpet is critical to address in the most timely manner. It is usually the edges near the strained and or torn seams that wear to the failing point, fraying rapidly and necessitating a repair. Repairing carpet as quickly as you can will reduce the likelihood of further visible damage.

If you have carpet in your home, there's no getting around the fact that it will become damaged over time. Most stains can be removed with the proper technique, but more extensive damagewill require a carpet patch. Contact burns, paint spills, severe snags, and so on, will require you to learn how to patch damaged carpet to fix the problem. When done properly, the damaged carpet can be repaired so that the patch isn't visible at all.

It's always a good idea to save leftover carpet remnants when you initially install the carpet. This way you'll have the original carpeting to make a carpet patch when and if the you ever need to repair damaged carpet. If you didn't save a carpet remnant, don't panic! You can simply remove a small section of the carpeting from inside a closet.

It's not a happy situation. You don't want to take a chunk out of your weekend to shop for new carpeting. You liked the carpeting you had--before it started to show some of its age and scars. Even if you were thrilled about choosing something new, the price tag associated with all-out replacement would temper your excitement. Good carpet isn't cheap. Good padding isn't cheap. Professional installation is even more expensive.

Luckily, you don't need to make that trip to the carpet center. You have another option. Stains, discolorations, tears, and the need to re-stretch carpets are all extremely common problems that you may be able to resolve by working with a professional carpet repair team.

In many cases, repair teams have successfully resurrected carpeting that seemed destined for a dumpster--at only a fraction of its replacement cost.

Is your carpet inching away from the wall? Do you notice a bubble or ripples in the carpet? Carpet repair specialists may be able to re-stretch your carpet to give it that taut, put-together look and feel. Have you uncovered small cuts or holes in your carpet? That may not be a cause for alarm. An experienced pro may be able to carefully remove the damaged area and then replace it with a pristine piece of carpeting in a way that won't attract any attention.

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