Carpet Repair Washington, DC

Carpet Repair

Sometimes, a carpet just needs a little TLC. Our team of professionals in Washington, DC can handle any repair project of any size, and can quickly bring an existing carpet back to its former glory.

Assessment Of the Damage and Repair Needs

We begin the process by examining the existing carpet and damage to see how we can repair it best.

The Professional Carpet Repair Process

We'll take care of the repairs, no matter what the process involves, bringing your carpet back to the appearance you want, restoring it as new.

Checking To Ensure Total Satisfaction

Once we finish, we check with all our Washington, DC clients to ensure that they are completely satisfied with the work we've done.

“Prompt arrival, smooth execution and excellent cleaning outcome. Carpets look like new! They were also flexible with adjustments to the original scope of work with a very reasonable price adjustment. Will definitely hire again.”

Milton R.
“Prompt arrival, smooth execution and excellent cleaning outcome. Carpets look like new! They were also flexible with adjustments to the original scope of work with a very reasonable price adjustment.”

Milton R.
“Andre was prompt and the service was excellent. Sofa/loveseat looks great!”

Anjali K.
“Andre was wonderful. Very professional and thorough. I will be hiring him again.”

Aleya A.
“Andre was on time, called first too---Cleaned our sofa and loveseat--WOW very good job Professional and polite!”

Butch P.
“Exceptional service. Friendly and professional customer service. I had a sectional sofa and chair cleaned, they looked brand new when he was finished. I highly recommend this company. Very satisfied customer.”

Julie B.
“Awesome work great guys!!!”

Julie K.
“Andre cleaned one couch, a recliner, a wing chair, and 6 dining room chairs. Everything looks great after Andre finished cleaning. They looked even better after they dried. Andre is courteous, professional, tidy, and very careful. He put a plastic tarp under the furnishings he cleaned and then carefully moved the pieces back.”

Betty R.