Best carpet stretching pros near Brookfield, WI

"Nate did a fantastic job stretching the carpeting in my dining and living rooms. It had big ripples in both rooms and right now it looks like new carpet. Was super satisfied with the job he did.. I would recommend his work Thanks Nate"

"Nate was amazing! He cleared the furniture in my tiny condo faster than I thought was humanly possible, stretched the carpeting, and charged me a more than fair price. I was delighted!"

"He stretched the carpet in my Family room There were three locations where the carpet need to be stretched excess carpet was cut off and resecured. He showed up on time and did a good job the carpet stretch look good"

"Jeff did a wonderful job cleaning the carpets in our 4 story townhome. It is a not an easy job with lots of stairs and it all looked great when he was done. Very professional."

"My whole house is carpeted (except for the obvious areas). I had PureSteam do Everything and couldn't be happier with the results. Armando showed up on time (I was alerted via text messages with advance quote, arrival times and "en route" status). Armando was polite, considerate and conscientious. He worked very hard to complete all the rooms in about 2 hours. He even checked to make sure I had my cat secured (so she wouldn't escape during cleaning). My carpets look terrific and the price was fair and well communicated. I will certainly call PureSteam the next time I need carpets cleaned. Thank you PureSteam for a well-done professional job!"

"Elijah did an excellent job of stretching our carpet. He took his time and was very friendly and knowledgeable. I would definitely hire him again. 😊👍🏻"

"Denny was professional, polite and efficient with our carpet patching job. He paid great attention to detail and made sure the patches looked perfect."

"We used Simple Flooring to install luxury vinyl plank and carpet in our home. Background: Our home was built on a slab, and the entrance and kitchen were sheet vinyl (cold and hard over the concrete), and the living/dining had a slight step up to hardwood that was slippery and dangerous. Igor is very knowledgeable and helped us solve multiple flooring issues. • Igor explained that LVP is installed over the existing hardwood, making the install faster and much less expensive. • He suggested using cork to raise the sheet vinyl to the same height as the old wood. • Igor also suggested that we change the direction of the flooring to draw people in from the front entrance. • Igor explained that thicker padding and carpet would give us the cushioning that we wanted in the bedroom. While we experienced a couple of issues during the install, Igor was responsive to resolve the issues, and we are very happy with the results. The crew worked hard to get the job done right. Very high work ethic. They moved the furniture back and swept the floor when they were done, leaving us with a clean home. Kudos to Sarah for helping us select the right color (Alexa Oak)."

PK Pro contracting proudly installs carpet, all vinyls … sheet goods, tile and plank to the Manitowoc and all surrounding areas. We even install flooring in Milwaukee county and northern Illinois\nPK Pro contracting has been doing business since 1983 … a total of 30+ years. I also offer a limited lifetime warranty on all labor.\nPK Pro contracting can supply your materials or you can purchase your own and we will install it expertly.

"Overall it was a positive experience. We're pleased with the carpet we chose and really like the free endless supply of stain remover (it's the best stain remover I've ever used which is key when you have three cats).  There were only a few issues that came up.  The first was that the carpet did not come in on time for installation which meant we had to push it back.  They offered us a discount as compensation for the inconvenience which we appreciated.  The issue really was a miscommunication on what exactly the discount would be.  They offered a flat dollar amount and free furniture moving.  But at this point it was a day before installation was supposed to occur so we had already taken it upon ourselves to move all the furniture onto our hardwood floors.  I suggested getting the amount that the furniture movers would charge as a discount instead but they didn't agree and refused to do any more or even split the difference.  I figured then they'd at least cover moving the furniture back from the hardwoods but that also seemed to be a problem because they weren't able to provide movers for the time we'd be home to direct the furniture layout.  In the end they sent one guy to help my husband move the heaviest pieces and we did the rest ourselves.
The second issue that came up was a carpet seam in the upstairs hallway.  When they finished installation I noticed there was a large gap in the middle of the hallway.  I called to complain and spoke to a woman who said that was impossible.  There is no way there could be a seam in my hallway.  I assured her there was.  She said I was mistaken and that this must be the result of the end of a roll of carpet where the carpet is bent back and there is a crease which can appear like a seam but will eventually return to normal with some vacuuming.  She told me to vacuum it more.  We vacuumed it excessively but I also examined it more and I could clearly see both the cut ends of each section of carpet as well as carpet glue coming up in the seam.  I called the woman again and told her repeatedly that this was most definitely a seam.  She said it wasn?t.  Very upset at this point, I asked for her to send one of the owners to just take a look at it because they would definitely see it was a seam.  She said this wasn?t an option.  I offered to send a picture on my phone which she also refused.  Frustrated and practically in tears I wasn?t sure what I could do.  I finally called one more time and this time when I spoke to her she said ?oh, yeah, I know that?s a seam.  The carpet isn?t long enough to make the whole width of the hallway so they had to put a seam there.?  I was flabbergasted at the sudden about-face without so much as an acknowledgement that I had been right in my insistence for the past week.  Finally in agreement that it was a seam, I explained that it was a poor seam that needed to be redone.  The installer was redeployed and the seam was fixed (he actually had to replace a large chunk of carpet to fix the seam because the carpet was cut too short which resulted in the extremely visible seam which he agreed was unacceptable).
Despite the few issues, the experience was positive enough that when we finished our basement in April of 2012, we hired them again to install carpet in a much smaller area which was completed without issue.
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