Carpet Stretching & Repair in Beaverton

Hi there! It's a common thing to see a perfectly good carpet get wavy and loose over time. You start noticing little ripples in the hallway, and soon you've got big buckles you're trying not to trip over. These wrinkles aren't just an eyesore; they can be a real safety hazard and cause your carpet to wear out much faster. But don't you worry, in most cases, a full replacement isn't necessary. A professional re-stretch is often all it takes to get your floors looking fantastic again.

Tired of Tripping Over Carpet Bumps?

As your local Beaverton flooring guy, I see it all the time. A carpet starts to look wavy, especially in high-traffic areas. These ripples aren't just annoying; they can be a real tripping hazard for your family and guests. They also cause your carpet to wear out unevenly because the vacuum can't clean the bubbled spots properly, and dirt gets ground into the fibers. The good news is you probably don't need a whole new carpet. A professional power-stretching service can usually make it flat, safe, and good as new.

How We Fix Your Loosened Carpet

Our process is pretty straightforward and we take great care in your home. First, we'll need to get the furniture out of the room. Then, we carefully detach the carpet from the tack strips along the walls. Using a professional tool called a power stretcher—which provides much more tension than a simple knee-kicker—we pull the carpet tight across the entire room. This process systematically removes every wrinkle and pulls any excess carpet to one side. We then trim that extra bit off, secure the carpet back onto the tack strips, and you're left with a perfectly smooth floor. It's amazing what a difference it makes.

More Than Just Stretching

Sometimes the problem is a bit different. Maybe a hot coal popped out of the fireplace and left a small burn, or a seam has started to pull apart. We can help with that, too! For burns or stubborn stains, we can often perform a nearly invisible patch repair. We do this by taking a small piece of matching carpet, maybe from a closet or a remnant you have, and seamlessly swapping out the damaged section. For split seams, we can re-seal them to make them strong and solid again. It's all about helping you get the most life out of your indoor carpeting.