Recent Service Calls
Cat Urine in Closet in Noblesville. Indianapolis Carpet Repair Gets to the Root of It!
Another cat, this time in Noblesville decided to make it’s litter box the parents closet. The problem is when it’s a litter box, and its carpet, the urine sinks all the way down into the subfloor or wood or concrete or whatever is under there: Indianapolis Carpet Repair is committed to not only ‘clean up [...] Read more of this article
Cats Got Locked In Room in Indianapolis Home. Indianapolis Carpet Repair Saves the Day!
A couple cats got locked in a room in an Indianapolis home and tried to ‘claw’ their way out by digging through the nice carpet on the floor: Our rescuer, Joe VH went out and removed the entire piece that was torn and replaced it with a leftover piece the owner had saved when the [...] Read more of this article
Cat Urine Stains Berber. Repaired by Indianapolis Carpet Repair Down to the Subfloor.
If animals don’t have proper access to their ‘place to go’ they will find a place in the house and consider that their new ‘spot’. This closet was one of those places for a cat to turn into her litter box: Joe went out and removed a 4×4 piece all the way down to the [...] Read more of this article
Shag Carpet Gets Chewed On…Indianapolis Carpet Repair Does Its Magic!
We get calls from clients who have all kinds of different carpets. Often times shag carpet gets torn up with snags or chewed on by animals and big and small patches result: Joe went in with the right tools and cut out the bad spots and replaced them with the matching carpet placed in with [...] Read more of this article
Guilty Dog Knows He Shouldn’t Eat The Carpet. Indianapolis Carpet Repair Makes Transition New.
We get calls almost every week from homeowners, and pet owners, who love their animals but are disturbed that their buddy can’t figure out how to keep the carpet looking nice: We specialize in transitions between tile or wood and carpeting and are careful to make the repairs without adding any damage. Our work is [...] Read more of this article
Waves In Carpet From Poor Installation….Indianapolis Carpet Repair Removes the Ripples!
We got a call from a family that had incredibly loose and yet fairly new carpet. Sometimes when the initial install is done it’s done with shoddy workmanship and too fast and not with care – thus RIPPLES and WAVES: We have all the right tools for stretching a carpet, either initial installation or a [...] Read more of this article
Carpet Was So Loose That 3 Inches Were Cut Out – Indianapolis Carpet Repair Uses the RIGHT Tools!
Our client had some incredibly loose carpet which rippled right in the middle of the floor and caused people to stumble and furniture to not be able to move around well: When the carpet gets this loose, we ask the client to remove all the furniture so we can POWER STRETCH the carpet from wall [...] Read more of this article
Big Dog in Fishers Tore Up Carpet Under Cage – Indianapolis Carpet Repair Fixed It Right Up
We got a call from a client in Fishers, IN who had a BIG dog who loved to dig and dug and dug and dug until they had dug completely under their cage, under the carpet and into the padding: Joe went out and decided to first of all patch the padding and get it [...] Read more of this article
Bad Dog Carpet Damage in Carmel; Indianapolis Carpet Repair To The Rescue
Our client called saying that their “bad dog” had torn into their brand new carpet curious to see what was underneath it: Joe went out, pet the dog and then got to work doing a surface cut to get the damage out and replacing it with a new piece of carpet from the new carpet: [...] Read more of this article
Toilet Bowl Cleaner Bleached Indianapolis Carpet; Indianapolis Carpet Repair Immediately Called
It’s very important when carrying any kind of cleaner over carpet to keep the lid/top secured. Our client accidentally spilled toilet bowl cleaner on their beautiful carpet on the way to cleaning the bathroom: The nicer the carpet, the worse the stain. There is nothing that can be done when chemicals burn their way through [...] Read more of this article