When to Consider Cleaning, Repair, or Carpet Replacement
Cleaning addresses compatible soil and treatments within an agreed scope. It does not restore missing fiber, repair every seam, replace pad, correct installation, reverse dye loss, or resolve all moisture and subfloor conditions.
Direct Answer
Should carpet be cleaned, repaired, or replaced?
Conditions That May Fit Cleaning
Accessible soil, traffic patterns, compatible spots, and routine maintenance may support a cleaning scope after inspection. Results still depend on fiber, dye, wear, prior products, stains, and existing damage.
Conditions That Need Another Scope
Tears, severe wear, delamination, failed seams, missing pile, permanent bleaching, unstable installation, contaminated water damage, persistent subfloor sources, or broad material failure may require repair, mitigation, or replacement evaluation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can cleaning make worn carpet new again?
Who should evaluate structural moisture or contaminated water?
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