Carpet Chris was honored to have the opportunity to complete the carpet around this stunning fireplace.
 This Phoenix Carpet Repair involved repairing the carpet where a new closet door had been installed.
 This Ahwatukee Carpet Repair required a patch to address an area the family dog became curious.
 Carpet Chris competed the transition between existing carpet and new tile at this home in Ahwatukee.
 This carpet was damaged by a pet that was left locked in a bedroom. I was able to patch it using a piece of carpet left over from the original installation.
 Poor cat got locked into a bedroom in Ahwatukee. I took some carpet from a closet, patched it into the doorway, and stretched the carpet back to the tile. The cat and the carpet are now doing great.
 Here the family pet created a hole right at the seam in the hallway. A patch was performed using carpet left over from the orginal installation.
 Here is a typical patch, performed where a family pet became curious and pulled out most of the fiber.
 Here is a transition that was loose and has a chipped tile. Since matching tile is not available to replace the chipped one, I suggested that we use a coordinating rubber transition strip.  The existing tackstrip was removed and a transition metal with new tack strip and pad was installed.  Finally, a coordinating transition strip was provided and installed which covered the chipped tile and secured the loose carpet.
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