Damaging your carpet without hiring professional carpet repair can cost you more than your security
If you rent, your landlord will require a security deposit. That security deposit will not only be forfeited but you'll also receive a hefty total replacement bill if you damage any area of carpeting within the entire home. Replacing one area, or one room of carpeting is not a feasible choice for a homeowner after a tenant has damaged the carpeting because the new carpet will not match the existing carpeting, so their go-to choice for replacement is to have the tenant pay for
