Color correction on high-end nylon and wool across Plano: sun-faded rooms in the big west-facing builds, bleach marks, and seam and side-match work in homes where replacing the carpet means matching a discontinued product.
Plano homes tend to be newer, larger and carpeted in better material than the metro average. That changes the economics: the carpet is usually worth saving, and often hard to match if replaced.
The 1990s and 2000s builds in west Plano have tall window walls, and rooms fade in bands rather than evenly. Dyeing corrects the faded run back to the surrounding color without re-carpeting a floor that has years of wear left.
A lot of Plano carpet is good nylon or wool: the fibers that take dye best. Correction on this material is close to invisible, and replacement cost is high enough that the decision is rarely close.
When one room is replaced or a repair is patched in, the new carpet rarely matches the rest of the house. Side-match and blending work brings the two together instead of forcing you to redo the whole floor.
A two-foot faded band along a window wall dyed back to the room color, blended so the transition isn’t findable.
A repair patch installed in a slightly different dye lot, color-corrected on site to match the surrounding carpet.
The patch was obvious from the doorway. Now I can’t find it, and I know where to look.
We cover Plano and the neighboring Collin County cities. If you’re in Frisco, Allen or McKinney the same crew and the same pricing apply.
Bleach marks, pet stains and isolated faded patches corrected without touching the rest of the room.
Faded patches, sun damage and uneven tone evened out so an area reads as one continuous carpet.
A whole room re-colored, to reverse fading, cover widespread staining, or change the color outright.
Shade lines where two carpet panels meet: seams, rotated panels and manufacturer side-match claims.
Split seams, holes, burns, tears, frays and pet damage repaired and blended back in.
Ripples, waves and buckling pulled out with power-stretch equipment.
Lift and relay for subfloor work, or full removal and new installation.
Pet urine, wine, coffee, wax and set-in stains, with color correction when a stain won’t lift.
Send a photo of the carpet and your Plano ZIP code. We’ll tell you what the problem looks like from here, whether dyeing is the right answer, and what it would cost, at no charge and with no obligation.
Professional carpet dyeing, color correction, and restoration for residential and commercial properties. Over 16 years of hands-on experience.