
Carpet Ripples: Restretch It or Replace It?
A ripple is a good reason for an inspection, not an automatic order for new carpet.
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A ripple is a good reason for an inspection, not an automatic order for new carpet.
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A sander can flatten the symptom while the floor is still changing underneath it.
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A stack of boxes and a three-day wait cannot fix a room that is still under construction.
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The gap that collects crumbs in February may close again before patio season.
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A hard wall is not automatically plaster, and a house can contain more than one wall system.
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The matching colour matters after the profile actually fits the two floors.
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A dull finish and a deep gouge do not need the same repair.
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A tiny missing edge can be patched. A crushed corner or moving joint needs more than a careful dab of filler.
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A dry baseboard is not necessarily back to its original shape. Check the core before reaching for sandpaper.
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A bigger plug is an option only when the wall and the fixing instructions agree.
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The wallpaper came off with part of the wall. Stop peeling long enough to plan the repair.
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Closing the same gap every Saturday is a clue that something else needs attention.
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