Professional Carpet Re-stretching In The triangle

When your carpet starts to show signs of looseness or buckling you need a carpet re-stretching service. In most situations, the initial carpet installation wasn't the best. Poor carpet installation can lead to such issues as failing tack strips or carpet becoming detached from transitions. If ripples or waves appear in your carpet it needs carpet re-stretching by an expert.   

Perhaps your initial installation failed and you need some assistance with repair. Get the best alternative to doing a expensive replacement from The Carpet Handyman. We will re-stretch and tack your carpet down with precision. Accordingly, this will ensure your carpet is tight and flat for years.   

When it comes to carpet re-stretching, you may have a few questions such as:

• How much does carpet re-stretching cost in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, NC and surrounding areas? Carpet re-stretching can be significantly cheaper than a full replacement. Re-stretching carpet costs approximately 80% less than the cost of a full carpet replacement.   

• How long will it take to re-stretch my carpet? Carpet re-stretching normally takes less than half the time to do a full carpet replacement.    

• Do I have to purchase new material to schedule a carpet re-stretching? No, with a carpet re-stretch service the same material is used.    
  
• How do you stretch carpet in Raleigh Durham Chapel Hill NC? We use a "Power Stretcher" to stretch your carpet. Using a power stretcher is the only way we can guarantee this type of service. Always remember, carpet stretching should only be done one way and that is by using a power stretcher.    
   

1. We start by detaching the carpet from the tack strip with a special tool. 
2. Then the Power Stretcher is used to properly stretch the carpet towards the best wall to remove slack from the carpet. This technique removes bubbles and tightens the carpet at the same time. 
3. Once the carpet is stretched to its proper tautness, we re-fasten the carpet back on the tack strip. Tack strip is what holds the carpet in place. 
4. All excess carpet is trimmed and removed from the edges of the carpet. The edges are then tucked under the baseboards.