When Carpet Imitates Yoga, Restretching Is in Order – The SandPaper

HomeFrontService Company Also Long in Business of Sales and Repair

By Maria Scandale | on April 14, 2023

(Photo by Maria Scandale)

Waves are spectacular on the beach, not as a line of bulging carpet in the middle of a living room. Eds Carpet Re-Stretching/Mico Carpet deftly grasps the unsightly problem and returns the floor to a normal appearance.

Bulges developing in carpet are not rare in, for instance, two-piece modular homes.

When the homes come in, they put the two pieces together with seaming tape, said contractor Ed Mico of Eds Carpet Re-Stretching/Mico Carpet. If a bulge develops, sometimes a few years after an installation, his business can help. The carpet can be stretched in a proper direction and manner to secure a flat surface.

Another cause of carpet irregularity occurs if a home is not level. The carpet in that case, too, is addressed by Eds Carpet Re-Stretching.

Mico has been in business for 62 years, starting in Marlboro in 1971 and moving to Jackson 12 years ago. He has family in the Barnegat area and has done a lot of work on Long Beach Island.

Mico Carpet has been known for sales and installation of carpet and flooring for decades. The company also handles repair work to damaged wood floors and to vinyl flooring, and replaces floor boards where needed.

To prepare, customers clear the space, but do not have to try to move the heaviest furniture. Youve got to move the small stuff; we move the big stuff.

His company has had the same phone number since 1971: 732-591-9168. Call for more information on a specific issue.

Although scaled back in recent years, Mico Carpet has also done work for an extensive list of commercial clients. Naming a few, Mico listed Dupont in Sayreville, Hermans Sporting Goods and The Gap, as well as nine churches, numerous firehouses and first aid stations, and homes in the Holmdel and Colts Neck area along with those in Southern Ocean County. M.S.

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