This homeowner in Broomfield called because they were tired of seeing the same spot every time they walked down the hallway. Right at the doorway, the carpet had been damaged by a pet scratching and pawing at the door over time. The rest of the carpet looked fine, which made the damage stand out even more.

I was contacted by a renter in the Glendale neighborhood of Denver who needed help fixing pet damage in a doorway before her final inspection. She told me her dog had chewed and clawed the frisé carpet right where the bedroom meets the hallway. When she sent over the photos, I could see the fibers were torn back several inches and the carpet pad underneath was exposed.

At Floormart LLC, we recently completed a carpet restretching project for a homeowner in the Morris Heights neighborhood of Aurora, CO. The hallway carpet had developed visible ripples and loose areas that made the floor uneven and unsafe. Over time, daily foot traffic, temperature changes, and furniture movement can cause carpet to loosen from the tack strip. When that happens, professional restretching is the only way to restore a smooth and safe surface.

In this post, I am going to walk you through what happened on a recent job where I had to remove carpet that was heavily saturated with pet urine.

This week we were out at a home in Aurora, CO where the homeowner noticed large ripples and loose areas running across their basement carpet.