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Phoenix Carpet Dyeing

Bleach spots on your carpet are an unwelcome sight in your home. While bleach is a great product for cleaning and disinfecting, it is not so great for your carpet. Bleach strips the color from your carpet. In the past, there was nothing consumers could do to fix this problem other than ignoring it or replacing the carpet prematurely. By using our unique bleach spot dye service, we can eliminate the bleach spots on your carpet with ease.

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6504 W. Sonora St., Phoenix, AZ 85043 (480) 405-7056 Phoenixcarpetdyeing.com

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We have a small leak on the ceiling in a room and in the adjacent restroom there is mold growing on a certain part of the ceiling too.

Jim Kowalski of Kowalski Construction ^PRO answered:

Jul 1, 2020

I agree with what Yuri said and would like to add that it is imporatant to have it removed properly so as not to cross contaminate. Mold spores are microscopic in size and easily dispersed if not hand ... read more

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What should I do if a tree has started to lose its bark?

Jim Berridge of Moon Valley Nurseries ^PRO answered:

May 2, 2017

There could be infection spreading under the bark. Sooty Canker is one possibilty, black powdery fingus spreading under the bark. Have an arborist look at it. May be able to remove infect branches, tr ... read more

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