Carpet restoration goes beyond simply cleaning and can revitalize the appearance and condition of your carpet. Carpeting can be a big investment, and instead of replacing, why not restore? Professional carpet restoration involves a professional assessment of what is needed to improve a carpet’s appearance, extend its lifespan, and retain its functionality.
Depending on your carpet’s needs, different carpet restoration techniques will be employed, such as:
- Deep Cleaning. Carpet restoration involves deep cleaning to remove stains and built-up dirt and grime. Techniques such as steam cleaning and hot water extraction are often utilized as part of this process.
- Carpet Patching. If a carpet is damaged or severely stained, the restoration process will likely involve patching. This means the damaged portion of the carpet will be removed and replaced with a piece of matching or closely matching carpet.
- Carpet Stretching. Some carpets become rippled, wrinkled, or bulged over time. These issues can be remedied by carpet stretching, a process where the carpet is tightly stretched in order to create a flat surface. The carpet is then reattached to the floor, free of imperfections.
- Color Restoration. Color restoration is a technique used to restore a carpet’s original vibrant colors. Different treatments may be utilized to eliminate signs of fading, staining, or discoloration.
- Fiber Repair. This aspect of carpet restoration involves repairing or replacing damaged fibers in your carpet. Retwisting, patching, and securing loose fibers with adhesive all help to repair carpet fibers, eliminating fraying, matting, and unraveling.
For more information about carpet restoration, contact our experts at JL Williard Carpet Care.