This is a seam that was bothering a homeowner. She asked if there was anything that I could to make it look better.
I had to cut the old seam apart, remove the old seam tape, and get it prepared to be put together again:
During the cutting of the old seam and removing the old tape, some of the carpet edges were damaged and had to be cut back some. This created a situation that I had to “clamp” the carpet together with a crab stretcher to try to get it to pull together:
I took a picture of the finished product, but it is blurry. The seam came out good, but you can see some areas that were a little difficult to pull together because of the damage from the original work done on the seam. The overall result was satisfactory and the customer was happy with the work.
Don’t forget to get the carpet cleaned after the repairs are done, You will be more satisfied with the outcome!
Remember to call me BEFORE you replace your carpet. It most likely can be repaired and cleaned. This can save you lots of money!
Charlie
thecarpetgeek 208-855-5715 
Mar 18, 2012 @ 14:23:13
Great work. I love the way you save your customers a lot of money over buying new carpet.
Mar 18, 2012 @ 15:23:02
Wow, That looks so much better. You have carpet repair skills!