Carpet Repair Services in Claremore, OK

Carpet repair typically costs $100-300 for most jobs, compared to $1,500-4,000+ for room replacement. Stretching a room usually runs $100-200. Patches cost $100-250 depending on size and complexity. Even larger repairs rarely exceed 20-40% of replacement cost, making repair an excellent value when carpet is otherwise in good condition.

Yes, when properly power-stretched. The key is using a power stretcher (not just a knee kicker) to achieve proper tension. We stretch carpet tight, trim excess, and re-attach firmly to tack strips. Properly stretched carpet stays flat for years. If ripples return quickly, it usually indicates subfloor problems or incorrect original installation that we can address.

With quality work and good donor carpet, patches are virtually invisible. We match pile direction, pattern alignment, and seam placement carefully. Fresh remnant or closet carpet provides the best match. Older carpet or certain styles (berbers, distinct patterns) are more challenging. We'll assess your specific situation and set realistic expectations.

Usually yes. We can patch areas where pets have scratched, torn, or chewed carpet. For urine damage, we can replace affected carpet and padding, though subfloor treatment may also be needed for odor elimination. The repair approach depends on damage extent—small areas patch well, while large or multiple areas might warrant replacement.

Professional repairs are permanent solutions that last the remaining life of the carpet. Proper stretching eliminates ripples completely. Quality patches and seams hold up to normal wear indefinitely. Of course, repairs can't make old, worn carpet new again—they address specific problems in otherwise serviceable carpet.

We prefer homeowners to be present at the start so we can review the work and access any areas needed. Most repairs are completed in 1-3 hours, so you don't need to take a full day off. We'll provide a time window and can work around your schedule.

Yes, stair carpet repair is one of our specialties. We can re-stretch loose carpet, repair worn edges, replace damaged sections, and fix loose or damaged stair nosings. Stair carpet takes heavy wear, so repair is often more economical than full replacement if the carpet is still in reasonable condition elsewhere.

Consider carpet age, overall condition, and how long you plan to stay in the home. Carpet under 10 years old with localized damage is usually worth repairing. Carpet over 15 years, showing widespread wear, or approaching sale of the home may be better replaced. We provide honest assessments—we don't push repair if replacement makes more sense.