Many technicians hear the words “Just see what you can do” when met with a flooring problem. But how many of these issues are actually fixable? How often does “seeing what you can do” turn into “this can’t be repaired”? Do you know how to correct the below common flooring issues?
Click on the image to see the cause and, if possible, the fix.
PROBLEM:
If the area of concern is lighter than the main field, the fiber is damaged. It’s not a soiling issue.
SOLUTION:
It can’t be fixed.
PROBLEM:
Hand sanitizer drips on carpet. It is a problem that becomes more common everyday.
SOLUTION:
It can’t be fixed.
PROBLEM:
The damage is caused by an extreme build up of ice melt.
SOLUTION:
It can be restored … with lots of patience.
PROBLEM:
This is a carpet defect. The tufts have “rolled”, giving the appearance of soiled carpet.
SOLUTION:
It can’t be fixed.
PROBLEM:
This is caused by UV fading. The carpet on the right was under a bookcase.
SOLUTION:
It can’t be fixed.
PROBLEM:
This issue is caused from water pooling on the carpet.
SOLUTION:
It’s easy to identify, but can’t be fixed.
PROBLEM:
Having a piece of attic stock dropped into a field of carpet is a tall task.
SOLUTION:
With 6×6 Nylon carpet, this should be easy to restore.
PROBLEM:
Quat walk off – a common issue with caused by quaternary disinfectant detergents.
SOLUTION:
Without GRAB Charge Away, this issue can’t be fixed.