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More often, pet odors require special
enzymes and other chemicals to eliminate the smells. Pet urine, which has soaked
into the padding and under-flooring, is especially stubborn. Sometimes we must
replace that part of the pad or under-flooring.
Urine can also permanently stain the
carpet & remove some of the carpet color.
If this has happened, there are
really two choices:
1. The technician may be able to cut out
the bad area and replace it with a piece from a remnant or a piece from the back
of a closet. The location of the stain, the age of the carpet and amount of
natural fading of the carpet color influence the practicality of this choice.
2. We may be able to re-dye the spots,
but we can't always guarantee a perfect color match. Carpets take dyes
differently and the process is as much an art as it is a science.
Make sure you point out known pet
odors/stains. If extra chemicals and work will be involved, your ProCarpet technician will
give you an estimate prior to starting.
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