CARPET WATER DAMAGE FAQ

At first sight of water that has damaged your carpet, remove all furniture, gather all your fans into the room, immediately turn them on and leave them on. You should also set up a dehumidifier. If you own a wet/dry vacuum, use this to soak up as much water as possible.

At first sight of water that has damaged your carpet, remove all furniture, gather all your fans into the room, immediately turn them on and leave them on. You should also set up a dehumidifier. If you own a wet/dry vacuum, use this to soak up as much water as possible.

Yes. Finding the source will then lead you to your next issue of determining whether the water is sanitary, unsanitary, or black water – and help you put a stop to the flow of water.

Try your best to limit foot traffic, or make that room off-limits. The components of a water-damaged carpet become weaker when saturated with water, and putting even more weight on this weak surface will deteriorate it faster.

 First and foremost limit or eliminate the time spent in the room with the water-damaged carpet. If you suspect mold or are unsure of how to clean the carpet on your own, call us today.

 There are a few things to watch out for, including physical mold that you can see, discoloration of the carpet, and odors.

Sometimes the damage done to the carpet and the cushion underneath will result in the carpet needing to be replaced. However, if you contact our carpet cleaning team, we have the equipment and the knowledge to help your carpet make a full recovery.