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How to Remove Pet Stains from Carpet — What Actually Works
How to Remove Pet Stains from Carpet — What Actually Works (and What Makes It Worse)
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We get more calls about pet stains than any other single issue. And honestly — it makes sense. Portland is a dog city. We love our animals. But cats, dogs, and the occasional mystery creature can do a number on carpet, and most homeowners don't realize until it's too late that what they did in the first five minutes either saved the carpet or doomed it.
This guide covers everything we've learned cleaning pet-stained carpet across Portland for over 20 years. What products actually work, what ruins carpet permanently, and exactly when DIY stops being enough.
Why Pet Stains Are Harder Than Regular Stains
Spill coffee on carpet and you're dealing with a surface stain. Your pet has an accident and you're dealing with something completely different — a biological compound that soaks through the carpet face, penetrates the backing, saturates the padding underneath, and sometimes reaches the subfloor.
Pet urine in particular has a unique chemistry that changes as it dries. Fresh urine is slightly acidic, which actually makes it easier to treat. As it dries and ages, it becomes alkaline and the uric acid crystals bind to carpet fibers. Those crystals are what cause the smell — and they can't be broken down with regular carpet cleaner or soap. They reactivate with moisture, which is why you might think a stain is gone, then notice the smell returns on a humid Portland day.
Pet feces and vomit come with their own challenges — enzymes, bacteria, and in the case of vomit, stomach acid that can permanently alter the dye in carpet fibers if left too long.
The most important thing to know: Time is your biggest enemy with pet stains. The difference between a stain you can fully remove at home and one that requires professional treatment often comes down to how quickly you act — and whether you use the right method.
Step-by-Step: Cleaning a Fresh Pet Accident
If you catch it within the first 15–30 minutes, you have a real shot at full removal. Here's exactly what to do:
Blot — don't rub
Grab a clean white cloth or a stack of paper towels and press firmly into the stain. Work from the outside edge toward the center to avoid spreading. Blot, lift, repeat. Keep going until no more liquid transfers to the cloth. Rubbing spreads the stain and pushes it deeper into the fibers — never rub.
Rinse with cold water
Pour a small amount of cold water over the area — just enough to dilute what's left. Blot again thoroughly. Repeat once or twice.
Apply an enzyme cleaner
This is the most important step and where most people go wrong. You need an enzyme-based cleaner — not regular carpet cleaner, not dish soap, not vinegar. Enzymes are the only thing that actually breaks down uric acid crystals. Good options available in Portland include Nature's Miracle, Rocco & Roxie, and Bissell Pet Stain & Odor. Saturate the area generously, work it into the fibers gently, and let it sit for the time specified on the bottle — usually 10–15 minutes. Don't rush this step.
Blot dry and weight it down
Blot up as much of the enzyme cleaner as possible. Then place a thick layer of paper towels or a clean cloth over the area and weigh it down with something heavy — a stack of books works well. Leave it for several hours or overnight. This draws remaining moisture and residue up from the padding into the towels rather than leaving it to wick back up as it dries.
Let it dry completely
Open windows, use a fan, or run the AC to speed drying. Don't walk on the area until fully dry. Once dry, vacuum the area to restore the carpet pile. If any odor remains, apply enzyme cleaner one more time and repeat.
How to Tackle Dried, Set-In Pet Stains
Set-in stains are significantly harder to remove — but not always impossible. The uric acid crystals have had time to bond with the carpet fibers, so you need to re-wet the stain before treatment will work at all.
Start by dampening the area with cold water to rehydrate the stain. Then apply enzyme cleaner generously and cover with plastic wrap to slow evaporation — this keeps the enzymes working longer and gives them time to break down what's in the fibers. Leave it for 30–45 minutes, remove the plastic, blot thoroughly, and let it dry completely.
For heavily stained areas or large accidents, you may need to repeat this process two or three times before seeing significant improvement. Each round should get noticeably better if it's working.
⚠️ If the stain has been there for months or years: The uric acid has likely penetrated through the carpet backing and into the padding. Surface treatment will reduce the smell temporarily, but the odor source is below the carpet. This is when professional cleaning — or in severe cases, padding replacement — is the only real solution.
Getting Rid of the Odor — Not Just the Stain
This is where most DIY attempts fall short. The stain looks gone but the smell comes back — especially on humid days, or when your pet sniffs out the spot and goes again in the same location.
The reason is almost always that the odor source is in the padding, not the carpet face. When a pet has multiple accidents in the same spot over time, urine can accumulate in the padding to the point where surface cleaning makes no difference at all. The carpet acts like a wick — it pulls odor up from below.
To confirm this, fold back a corner of the carpet near the stained area if you can. If the backing is stained yellow or brown, or if the smell is significantly stronger with the carpet lifted, the odor is in the padding. At that point you have two options: professional extraction cleaning that reaches the padding, or cutting out and replacing the affected section of padding.
Baking soda can help with mild surface odors between treatments. Sprinkle it generously, let it sit for several hours, then vacuum thoroughly. It won't fix a deep odor problem but it helps manage it.
What NOT to Do — Common Mistakes That Make It Worse
We see the results of these mistakes on jobs every week in Portland. Avoid them:
- Don't use ammonia-based cleaners. Urine contains ammonia. Using ammonia-based cleaners on pet stains can actually attract your pet back to the same spot — which is the opposite of what you want.
- Don't scrub. Scrubbing spreads the stain, damages carpet fibers, and pushes the contamination deeper. Always blot.
- Don't use dish soap as a substitute. Dish soap leaves a sticky residue in carpet fibers that attracts and traps dirt long after the stain is gone. You'll end up with a dark patch where the soap residue collected soil.
- Don't assume it's gone just because you can't smell it. Human noses adapt to odors quickly. Your dog's nose doesn't. If you can't smell it anymore but your pet keeps going back to the same spot, the odor is still there — just below your detection threshold.
- Don't over-wet the carpet. Soaking carpet with water or cleaner can cause the backing to separate, promote mold growth in the padding, and cause the carpet to shrink. Use enough to treat — not so much that it's sopping wet.
When to Call a Professional
DIY pet stain removal works well for fresh accidents and minor staining. But there are situations where professional cleaning is genuinely the only effective option — and knowing the difference saves you time, money, and frustration.
Call a professional when:
- The stain has been there for more than a few weeks
- Multiple accidents have happened in the same area over time
- The odor persists after two or more rounds of enzyme treatment
- You can smell urine after lifting a corner of the carpet (padding is affected)
- The stain covers a large area — more than a square foot or two
- There's any discoloration of the carpet that might be dye damage
- Your pet keeps returning to the same spot despite repeated cleaning
Professional hot water extraction uses truck-mounted equipment to inject cleaning solution deep into the carpet pile and extract it — along with the contamination — at a level a rental machine simply can't match. In severe cases we also use sub-surface extraction tools that treat the padding directly without having to cut out carpet.
One honest note: some pet stains genuinely can't be fully reversed. Dye damage from stomach acid, permanent discoloration from set-in urine, or years of accumulated odor in the padding may require repair or section replacement rather than cleaning. We'll always tell you the truth about what's possible before we start work — and if repair makes more sense than cleaning, we can do that too.
Portland homeowners: If you're dealing with pet stains that DIY hasn't solved, call us at (503) 520-9717 for a free estimate. We'll give you an honest assessment of what's possible and what it'll take to fix it.
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How to Patch Carpet (And When It’s Worth Repairing)
Learn how professional carpet patch repair works and when carpet damage can be repaired instead of replaced. A step-by-step guide from carpet repair specialists.
Carpet damage happens more often than homeowners expect. Burns, pet damage, stains, and torn fibers can make a room look ruined. The good news is that many of these problems can be repaired with a professional carpet patch, saving you from replacing the entire carpet.
But before repairing carpet, the first step is determining whether patching is actually worth it.
First: Is Carpet Repair Worth It?
Not every situation should be repaired. Sometimes replacement makes more sense depending on the amount of damage.
Here are a few questions we ask homeowners before recommending carpet repair.
How many spots need to be repaired?
If there are only one or two damaged areas, carpet patching is usually a great solution. Small burns, stains, or tears can often be repaired so well that the repair becomes almost invisible.
However, if there are many damaged areas throughout the room, the cost and number of patches may make replacement the better option.
Is the damage concentrated in one room?
If the carpet damage is mostly contained in one room, replacement might be worth considering—especially if that room does not connect to other carpeted areas.
In these situations, you can install a similar carpet in that room without worrying about the new carpet clashing with the rest of the home.
But if the carpet continues into hallways or other rooms, repairing the damaged areas is often the best way to keep everything matching.
Do you have extra carpet?
Many homeowners worry they don’t have extra carpet for repairs.
The good news is that extra carpet is helpful but not necessary.
If there’s no leftover carpet from the original installation, a professional can often remove a small piece from a hidden area such as:
inside a closet
under stairs
behind furniture
inside a corner of a room
A similar remnant can then be placed in the closet so the removed piece is never noticed.
How Carpet Patching Works
Carpet patching may sound simple, but there is actually a lot more involved than most people realize.
Professionals have to consider several important factors to make sure the repair blends into the surrounding carpet.
Carpet Direction Matters
One of the most important things to consider is the direction of the carpet fibers.
Carpet fibers naturally lay in a specific direction. If a patch is installed facing the wrong direction, it can make the carpet appear like two completely different shades, even if it’s the exact same piece of carpet.
Before cutting anything, professionals carefully check the pile direction so the new piece blends correctly with the surrounding carpet.
Making Sure the Replacement Piece Is Large Enough
Even if you have extra carpet available, it may not always be the correct size or orientation.
Sometimes the piece may be long enough but not wide enough when turned in the correct direction. This is another reason carpet repairs require planning before any cuts are made.
The Carpet Patching Process
Once the correct carpet piece has been selected and oriented properly, the repair process begins.
Step 1: Cutting the Damaged Area
The damaged section of carpet is cut out with clean, straight edges on all sides.
Straight edges are important because they allow the replacement piece to fit tightly and blend with the surrounding carpet.
Step 2: Preparing the Replacement Piece
Depending on the type of carpet, the cutting process may vary slightly.
For many carpets, the replacement piece can be placed directly over the damaged area like a template.
Using a specialized tool called a straight-edge cutter, the technician cuts the replacement piece while ensuring the carpet fibers are standing upright during the cut.
This helps prevent frayed edges and allows the patch to blend better.
Step 3: Installing Seam Tape
After the damaged section has been removed, seam tape is placed underneath the edges of the surrounding carpet.
This tape acts as the adhesive surface that bonds the patch into place.
Step 4: Fitting the Patch
The replacement piece is then carefully placed into the opening.
At this stage, small adjustments and trimming may be required to make sure the patch fits perfectly with tight seams on all sides.
Step 5: Bonding the Carpet
An above-carpet seam iron is used to heat the seam tape beneath the carpet.
As the iron moves along the seam, pressure is applied so the carpet bonds securely to the tape underneath.
Once the patch is secured, the area is allowed to sit so the adhesive can properly set.
Typically, the repair is left undisturbed for 30 minutes to about an hour to ensure the bond is strong.
When Carpet Patching Works Best
Carpet patching works best for damage such as:
small burns
permanent stains
torn carpet fibers
pet damage
bleach spots
When done correctly, the repaired area can blend so well that many homeowners can’t find the repair afterward.
Professional Carpet Repair in Portland
Carpet repair may sound simple, but details like fiber direction, proper cutting techniques, and seam bonding make a huge difference in the final result.
At Carpet Surgeon, we specialize in professional carpet repairs including:
carpet patching
seam repair
carpet stretching
pet damage repair
If you’re unsure whether your carpet can be repaired or needs replacement, we’re happy to take a look and provide an honest recommendation.
How Much Does Carpet Cleaning Cost in Portland? (2026 Pricing Guide)
If you’re wondering how much carpet cleaning costs in Portland, you’re not alone. Pricing can vary based on square footage, carpet condition, staircases, pet treatment needs, and whether the property is residential or commercial. Understanding how carpet cleaning companies structure their pricing helps you compare options and avoid surprises.
In this guide, we’ll break down average carpet cleaning costs in Portland and explain what affects final pricing.
Average Carpet Cleaning Cost in Portland
In Portland, professional carpet cleaning typically ranges from $0.49 to $0.79 per square foot. The final price depends on factors such as:
Overall square footage
Soil level and staining
Traffic patterns
Furniture moving requirements
Add-on treatments like pet odor removal or protectant
Heavily soiled carpets or high-traffic areas may fall toward the higher end of the pricing range.
Most professional carpet cleaners also have a minimum service charge. For example, our minimum service is $225, which covers up to approximately 375 square feet of standard carpet cleaning.
Per Room vs. Per Square Foot Pricing
Some carpet cleaning companies in Portland charge per room. While per-room pricing may seem straightforward, it can vary depending on room size, layout, and included services. Larger rooms may cost more, and smaller rooms may not always reflect actual cleaning area.
At Carpet Surgeon PDX, we price primarily by square footage. This ensures you are only charged for the areas being actively cleaned and helps eliminate billing for space underneath large furniture or unused sections of carpet. Square footage pricing offers clearer expectations and more accurate estimates based on the true size of the job.
Stair Cleaning Cost
Staircases are typically priced separately due to the additional labor involved. Most carpet cleaners charge either:
A per-step rate, or
A flat rate for a standard staircase
Because stairs require detailed work and extra time, they are not usually included in standard square footage pricing.
Pet Stain & Odor Treatment Pricing
Pet accidents often require targeted treatment beyond standard cleaning. In Portland, professional pet stain and odor removal is typically priced between $20 and $35 per affected area, depending on severity.
Enzyme treatments are designed to break down urine at the source rather than simply masking odors. Deep contamination that reaches the carpet padding may require additional attention.
Carpet Protectant & Add-On Services
Optional add-on services such as carpet protectant are commonly priced in a similar range, often $20–$35 per treated area. Protectant helps reduce future staining and makes routine maintenance easier.
Other specialty treatments may fall within similar price ranges depending on the scope of work.
What Factors Increase Carpet Cleaning Costs?
Several factors can affect the final price of carpet cleaning in Portland:
Heavy soil buildup
High-traffic commercial areas
Pet damage
Specialty stain removal
Moving large furniture
Carpet fiber type
The more labor-intensive the job, the more time and treatment it may require.
Is Professional Carpet Cleaning Worth the Cost?
Replacing carpet in Portland can cost several thousand dollars depending on material and installation. Professional carpet cleaning is a fraction of that cost and can significantly extend the life of your flooring.
Regular cleaning improves appearance, removes allergens, and protects your investment — especially in homes with pets, children, or heavy foot traffic.
How Often Should Carpets Be Professionally Cleaned?
Most Portland homeowners benefit from professional carpet cleaning every 12–18 months. Homes with pets or high traffic may require more frequent service.
Commercial properties often schedule maintenance cleaning to preserve appearance and extend carpet lifespan
Get an Accurate Carpet Cleaning Estimate in Portland
Because every home and business is different, the most accurate way to determine carpet cleaning cost is through a professional estimate based on your square footage and condition.
If you’re looking for transparent pricing and high-quality carpet cleaning in Portland, Carpet Surgeon PDX provides clear square-footage-based estimates with no unnecessary upselling.
Contact us today for a free estimate and see why professional carpet cleaning can be one of the most cost-effective ways to restore your home.
Professional Upholstery Cleaning in Portland, OR: Why It Matters More Than You Think
Your furniture goes through a lot.
From everyday use and pet hair to food spills and body oils, upholstery quietly collects dirt and bacteria over time. While vacuuming helps, it doesn’t remove the deep-down soil embedded in the fabric. That’s where professional upholstery cleaning makes a major difference.
At Carpet Surgeon PDX, we don’t just “clean” furniture — we restore it.
Why Upholstery Cleaning Is So Important
Most homeowners don’t realize that couches and chairs can hold:
Dust mites
Allergens
Pet dander
Skin oils
Bacteria
Food residue
Odors
Even if your furniture looks clean, it may be holding contaminants deep within the fibers.
Professional cleaning improves:
✔ Indoor air quality
✔ Appearance and color brightness
✔ Fabric longevity
✔ Odor removal
✔ Overall hygiene
If you’ve invested in quality furniture, regular professional cleaning protects that investment.
Our Upholstery Cleaning Process
Not all cleaners are surgeons.
At Carpet Surgeon PDX, we use a safe and proven multi-step process:
1️⃣ Fabric Inspection
We identify the fabric type (synthetic, cotton blend, microfiber, etc.) and check for any manufacturer cleaning codes.
2️⃣ Pre-Vacuum
Dry soil removal is critical. Removing loose debris first prevents mudding during cleaning.
3️⃣ Targeted Pre-Treatment
We apply professional upholstery-safe solutions to break down oils, spills, and body residue.
4️⃣ Gentle Agitation
Using soft brushes or upholstery tools, we safely loosen embedded soil without damaging fibers.
5️⃣ Controlled Hot Water Extraction
We use professional equipment with low moisture control to rinse and extract soil safely.
6️⃣ Speed Drying
High-velocity air movers can be used to accelerate drying time.
The result? Cleaner, brighter, fresher furniture — without overwetting or residue.
Common Upholstery Problems We Fix
Pet odors and pet stains
Coffee and wine spills
Body oil darkening on armrests
Dust and allergy buildup
Kid-related messes
Smoke odor
If you’re unsure whether a stain can be removed, we offer honest expectations during your free estimate.
How Often Should Upholstery Be Cleaned?
For most homes in Portland:
Every 12–18 months for regular maintenance
Every 6–12 months if you have pets or kids
Sooner if visible staining or odors appear
Regular cleaning extends the life of your furniture significantly.
Why Choose Carpet Surgeon PDX?
We’ve built our reputation in Portland on detailed work and professionalism. When we clean upholstery:
We use professional-grade equipment
We avoid over-wetting fabrics
We protect delicate materials
We take our time to do it right
Your furniture isn’t just another job — it’s part of your home.
Schedule Upholstery Cleaning in Portland Today
If your couch looks dull, smells off, or just hasn’t been professionally cleaned in years, now’s the time.
Contact Carpet Surgeon PDX today to schedule your upholstery cleaning in Portland, OR.
Eco-Friendly Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning in Portland: What You Should Know
If you’re searching for eco-friendly carpet cleaning in Portland, you’re not alone. More homeowners and businesses are choosing green cleaning solutions that protect indoor air quality, pets, and the environment — without sacrificing results.
But what does “green carpet cleaning” actually mean? And does it really work?
Let’s break it down.
What Is Eco-Friendly Carpet Cleaning?
Eco-friendly carpet cleaning focuses on:
Low-toxicity, environmentally responsible cleaning solutions
Reduced chemical residue
Safer indoor air quality
Responsible water usage
Products designed to be safe for kids and pets
It’s not about using weaker products — it’s about using smarter, cleaner solutions that deliver results without harsh side effects.
Is Green Carpet Cleaning as Effective?
Yes — when done properly.
Professional eco-friendly carpet and upholstery cleaning uses commercial-grade equipment combined with safe, high-performance solutions. The key is proper extraction and correct dilution, not harsh chemicals.
In many cases, green cleaning actually:
Leaves less residue
Helps carpets stay cleaner longer
Reduces re-soiling
Improves indoor air freshness
Why Portland Homeowners Choose Green Cleaning
Portland homeowners care about sustainability, health, and responsible living. Eco-friendly carpet cleaning aligns with that mindset.
Benefits include:
Safer surfaces for pets and children
Reduced chemical odors
Improved air quality
Less environmental impact
Support for long-term carpet health
If your home has allergy sufferers, pets, or young children, eco-friendly cleaning is often the preferred option.
Green Upholstery Cleaning for Sofas & Furniture
Carpets aren’t the only surfaces that benefit from eco-conscious care.
We also provide green upholstery cleaning for:
Sectional sofas
Recliners
Loveseats
Dining room chairs
Area rugs
Upholstered furniture absorbs oils, dust, and allergens over time. Using environmentally responsible solutions helps restore freshness without introducing harsh chemicals into your living space.
What Makes Carpet Cleaning Truly “Green”?
Not every company that says “green” actually practices it responsibly.
True eco-friendly cleaning focuses on:
Using products designed to minimize environmental impact
Avoiding heavy perfumes and unnecessary additives
Ensuring proper extraction to prevent residue
Using methods that extend the life of flooring
Longevity is part of sustainability — the longer your carpet lasts, the less waste ends up in landfills.
Eco-Friendly Carpet Cleaning in Portland
If you’re searching for:
Green carpet cleaning
Eco-friendly upholstery cleaning
Pet-safe carpet cleaning
Non-toxic carpet cleaning services
Choosing a company that understands both performance and responsibility makes all the difference.
Schedule Environmentally Responsible Cleaning Today
Eco-friendly carpet and upholstery cleaning allows you to maintain a fresh, healthy home while reducing environmental impact.
If you’re in Portland and want powerful cleaning without harsh chemicals, professional green cleaning is a smart solution.
Carpet Stretching in Portland | Save Your Carpet Without Replacing It
Why You Don’t Need to Replace Your Carpet — Professional Stretching Can Save It
If your carpet has ripples, waves, or loose areas, your first thought might be: “We need to replace it.”
In many cases, that’s not true.
Professional carpet stretching can restore your carpet’s appearance, eliminate hazards, and extend its life — all at a fraction of the cost of replacement.
What Causes Carpet Ripples and Buckling?
Carpet ripples (also called buckling or wrinkling) are common in both residential and commercial properties. They’re usually caused by:
Improper installation
Heavy foot traffic
Dragging furniture
Humidity and seasonal changes
Aging carpet backing
Over time, these factors cause the carpet to loosen from the tack strip along the perimeter. Once that tension is lost, waves begin to form.
Why Loose Carpet Is More Than Just Cosmetic
Many homeowners think ripples are just an appearance issue — but they can lead to bigger problems:
Tripping hazards
Premature wear and fiber damage
Seam separation
Delamination of the backing
Void manufacturer warranties
The longer you wait, the worse it gets.
What Is Professional Carpet Stretching?
Carpet stretching involves re-tensioning the carpet using professional tools like a power stretcher (not a knee kicker alone). The carpet is pulled tight from wall to wall and re-secured to the tack strip.
When done correctly, stretching:
Removes ripples and waves
Restores a smooth, tight appearance
Prevents further damage
Extends the life of your carpet
It can make a room look dramatically newer — without the cost of replacement.
How Much Does Carpet Stretching Cost Compared to Replacement?
Replacing carpet in a single room can cost thousands of dollars once you factor in materials, labor, and disposal.
Professional carpet stretching typically costs a fraction of that — and often solves the issue completely.
If your carpet is still in good condition but just loose, stretching is almost always the smarter financial decision.
When Does Carpet Need Replacement Instead?
Stretching is ideal when:
The carpet fibers are still in good shape
There is no severe pet damage
The backing has not completely failed
There is no widespread mold or water damage
If the carpet is worn through, heavily stained beyond repair, or structurally compromised, replacement may be necessary — but most rippled carpet can be saved.
Portland’s Carpet Stretching Specialists
At Carpet Surgeon, we specialize in professional carpet stretching and repair throughout Portland and surrounding areas.
Before you spend thousands replacing your carpet, let us evaluate it. In many cases, we can restore it and make it look tight and smooth again — often in just a few hours.
Carpet Surgeon's Legacy Continues
Glen and Colleen founded Carpet Surgeon with a simple belief: do the job right, treat people honestly, and stand behind your work. Over time, they built more than a company, they built trust with Portland families and companies. That trust is what drew me here.
I grew up in the carpet cleaning and repair world, working alongside my dad in his own business. I learned early that quality, attention to detail, and respect for someone’s home matter. When I moved to Oregon, I wasn’t looking for just any job, I was looking for a company that shared those same values. I found that the moment I met Glen at the Carpet Surgeon.
Working side by side with Glen for five years, I learned the standards that made this company what it is. As Glen and Colleen prepared for retirement, we stepped in — not to change what worked, but to protect it. Our goal wasn’t to start something new. It was to carry on a legacy.
Today, Carpet Surgeon continues with the same craftsmanship, honesty, and care it’s been known for, now led by a husband-and-wife team fully invested in its future. I bring over 20 years of hands-on experience, and Sydney brings her strength in organization, operations, and long-term planning.
It’s an honor to carry this legacy forward and keep Carpet Surgeon trusted for generations to come.
— Justin & Sydney
Our COVID-19 Statement
At Carpet Surgeon, we care about keeping you safe and are taking the following precautions during the COVID-19 pandemic…
At Carpet Surgeon, we care about keeping you safe and are taking the following precautions during the COVID-19 pandemic:
While in your home or place of business our technicians will practice social distancing.
We disinfect our equipment regularly.
We encourage our employees to stay home when feeling sick.
We adhere to CDC guidelines and local recommendations.
If your have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact us! We offer both cleaning and disinfecting services and look forward to serving you.
2018 Angie’s List Super Service Award
Carpet Surgeon is proud to announce that it has earned the home service industry’s coveted Angie’s List Super Service Award (SSA). This award honors service professionals who have maintained exceptional service ratings and reviews on Angie’s List in 2018.
Carpet Surgeon is proud to announce that it has earned the home service industry’s coveted Angie’s List Super Service Award (SSA). This award honors service professionals who have maintained exceptional service ratings and reviews on Angie’s List in 2018.
“Service pros that receive our Angie’s List Super Service Award represent the best in our network, who are consistently making great customer service their mission,” said Angie’s List Founder Angie Hicks. “These pros have provided exceptional service to our members and absolutely deserve recognition for the exemplary customer service they exhibited in the past year.”
Angie’s List Super Service Award 2018 winners have met strict eligibility requirements, which include maintaining an “A” rating in overall grade, recent grade and review period grade. The SSA winners must be in good standing with Angie’s List and undergo additional screening.
Carpet Surgeon has been listed on Angie’s List since 2005. This is the 13th year Carpet Surgeon has received this honor.
Service company ratings are updated continually on Angie’s List as new, verified consumer reviews are submitted. Companies are graded on an A through F scale in multiple fields ranging from price to professionalism to punctuality.
For over two decades Angie’s List has been a trusted name for connecting consumers to top-rated service professionals. Angie’s List provides unique tools and support designed to improve the local service experience for both consumers and service professionals.
Selling Your Home?
Getting your home ready to sell? Many people know that spring is a great time to put your house on the market. They also know that home buyers expect sellers to put their best foot forward when it comes fixing up their home.
Getting your home ready to sell? Many people know that spring is a great time to put your house on the market. They also know that home buyers expect sellers to put their best foot forward when it comes fixing up their home.
If you have problem areas in your carpet—like snags or ripples—no need to replace it! Repairing or restretching can be a cost-effective way to make your carpet look new again. At Carpet Surgeon, we specialize in repairs and enjoy coming up with creative solutions to help our customers. Here's an example...
