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Quality carpeting is considered by many homeowners to be an investment for the household, so it’s natural to try to extend its life with treatments and repairs. At a certain point, however, it may be best to opt for new carpeting. But how can homeowners know when their carpets are beyond repair?

Below, the professionals from CarpetMasters Flooring in Chesterfield, MO, explain when it’s right to opt for carpet cleaning, carpet repair, or new carpeting entirely:

  • carpet-cleaning-Chesterfield-MOCarpet Cleaning: To keep your carpets in the best condition and extend their longevity, you should have a professional carpet cleaning at least once per year. If you have dirt buildup or pet stains, but your carpet isn’t in need of complete replacement yet, you can benefit tremendously from professional carpet cleaning. Not only will your home be healthier after all that trapped dirt and grime is removed, but your carpets will look like new again, too!
  • Carpet Repair: Due to heavy, concentrated traffic, it’s possible that some areas of your carpet could experience more wear and tear than others. If one spot has seen better days, but the rest of the carpet is still in good condition, you might benefit most from replacing only the damaged area. The same goes for any small spots that have deep stains or tears. Enlist the help of carpet repair professionals—a DIY job could be anything but inconspicuous.
  • New Carpeting: Widespread wear, matting, and an abundance of deep stains are indicators that it’s time to replace your carpet completely. Depending on the quality of the carpet you’ve purchased, you can expect it to last anywhere from 5–15 years. If you’re seeking a more long-lasting option, the professionals at CarpetMasters Flooring will be glad to walk you through their most durable styles and brands.

To learn more about the carpet repair and cleaning services offered by CarpetMasters Flooring, call (636) 532-1311 today. You can also visit them online to check out their options for affordable, high-quality new carpeting.

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