Coral Springs homes are mostly two-story family houses and townhomes, many with berber or plush carpet upstairs. Berber is unforgiving: once it's loose, it ripples and can run if snagged. Getting it tight and properly secured protects it.
Berber carpet
Loop carpet needs careful stretching so the rows stay straight. We stretch it evenly and secure the edges so loops won't catch and run.
Signs it's time
- Waves or ripples you can see or feel
- Carpet that bunches when furniture moves
- Edges pulling off the wall
- Ripples that come back after being kicked flat
How we do it
- Furniture moved in sections
- Carpet released from the tack strip
- Power-stretched and re-hooked
- Excess trimmed and tucked at the wall
Stairs and upstairs halls
Upstairs hallways and stair landings take the most traffic. We re-stretch the hall and re-secure the landing so the carpet sits flat at the top step.
Townhomes and single-family streets
Coral Springs townhome communities tend to have carpeted stairs and two upstairs bedrooms, while single-family streets off Wiles Road and University Drive have larger bonus rooms. Both develop ripples over time, usually in the room where furniture gets moved most. We stretch the worst room first and quote the rest if you want them done together.
Stretching prices in Coral Springs
Confirmed at the free estimate, before any work starts. See the price guide.
More in Coral Springs: carpet repair and carpet cleaning. Also see carpet stretching and our FAQ.