Repair

Hardwood Flooring:

Scratches and Dents: For minor scratches, use a wood filler or wax stick that matches the color of your floor. You may need to sand the area and apply a wood stain and finish for deeper dents.

Gaps: Fill gaps between floorboards with wood filler or putty. For larger gaps, consider using rope or wood strips.

Water Damage: Replace damaged boards by removing the affected area and installing new boards. Sand and refinish the repaired area to match the rest of the floor.

Laminate Flooring:

Scratches and Chips: Use a laminate repair kit that includes putty or wax to fill in scratches and chips. Match the color as closely as possible.

Water Damage: If the laminate is swollen or warped, you may need to replace the damaged planks. Carefully remove the damaged planks and install new ones.

Vinyl Flooring:

Tears and Cuts: A vinyl repair kit patches small tears and cuts. You may need to replace the affected vinyl section for more extensive damage.

Loose Tiles: Reapply adhesive to loose tiles and press them back into place. Use a rolling pin to ensure a good bond.

Carpet Flooring:

Stains: Clean stains with a carpet cleaner or a mixture of water and mild detergent. For stubborn stains, consider using a professional carpet cleaning service.

Burns and Tears: Cut out the damaged section and replace it with a matching piece of carpet. Use carpet adhesive or double-sided tape to secure the patch.

Loose Carpet: Stretch the carpet using a knee kicker or power stretcher to remove wrinkles and secure it back in place.

Tile Flooring:

Cracked Tiles: Remove the damaged tile by breaking it into smaller pieces and carefully lifting them out. Clean the area and apply new adhesive to install a replacement tile. Grout the new tile to match the surrounding tiles.

Loose Tiles: Reapply adhesive to loose tiles and press them back into place. Use a grout float to ensure the tiles are level.