Cause found first
Loose carpet, failed tape or a seam in a traffic lane.
Loose carpet, failed tape or a seam in a traffic lane.
Frayed backing trimmed back to sound carpet.
Bonded with a seaming iron, not glued on top.
Tension pulling the seam apart gets taken out.
Doorways take the most foot traffic and twisting.
A raised line from tape set wrong or carpet bunching.
Loose yarns along the join that keep pulling out.
So the fix holds, not just the symptom.
Both sides trimmed to clean, matching lines.
Edges set into the melted adhesive and weighted flat.
Room tension corrected and the seam walked.
Chinook temperature swings loosen carpet over repeated winters. Loose carpet moves, and the seam takes that strain first. That's why we check the whole room's tension, and re-stretch when it's loose.
If the edges are worn through or the backing has rotted from a leak, re-taping won't hold. A small section may need a patch instead. Our carpet repair team quotes both so you can choose.
Usually loose carpet pulling on the join, old tape giving out, or a seam placed in a doorway or traffic lane.
It will lie flat and tight. On most carpet you'll struggle to find it. Some loop and patterned carpets show a faint line up close.
Almost always, for one or two seams in carpet that is otherwise in good shape.
Only near the seam. If the room needs a re-stretch, we'll tell you which pieces to clear when we quote.