A Remuera homeowner noticed their carpet behind a piece of furniture had discoloured after water damage. On inspection, the carpet in the room had also loosened over time and needed restretching to sit properly again.
The section of carpet behind the furniture had visibly discoloured from water damage, and simply cleaning it wasn’t going to fix the underlying issue. On top of that, the carpet across the room had loosened, creating ripples that needed to be pulled tight again for both appearance and safety.
We combined a patch repair with a full re-stretch to fix both issues in the one visit:
The water-damaged patch is now invisible, matched from the homeowner’s own carpet stock, and the room sits flat and tight after the re-stretch. The homeowner also came away with a fresh spare piece in their cupboard for any future repairs.
A homeowner in Auckland Central came to us with a stubborn dark pink stain on their solution-dyed nylon carpet. Previous attempts to remove it hadn’t worked, and the pigment had set into the fibres, leaving a visible mark in a high-traffic area of the home.
A West Auckland homeowner had an oil-based stain on their carpet that needed specialist attention. Oil stains behave differently to most household spills and require a different treatment approach to lift properly.
A homeowner in a Central Auckland suburb had a section of carpet damaged near a wall. The area needed a patch repair to bring it back to a clean, even finish without replacing the whole room.