The Vinyl Flooring Repair will At Handyman Services of Mountain View, our experienced flooring experts can provide the best Vinyl  Flooring Repair in Mountain View, CA at a very reasonable price.We take pride in offering the best Vinyl Flooring Repair.Our Handyman Services of Mountain View experts take pride in providing the best service in the Mountain View, CA area.

At The Handyman Services of Mountain View we can arrange your Vinyl repair requirements.

With 3 generations of experience in the industry, fully trained staff, and specialised techniques, our Repair Technicians are able to offer the highest levels of service and workmanship.

Is your vinyl:

Torn or damaged?

Bubbled or rippled?

Splitting at the seams?

In need of repair due to alterations or renovations?

The Handyman Services of Mountain View can come to you for:

Residential vinyl flooring repairs (includes vinyl tiles and planks)

Commercial vinyl repairs (includes rubber tiles)

Concrete subfloor levelling and ramping

Substrate levelling and repairs at timber/concrete transitions

How to Make Minor Repairs to Vinyl Flooring Service

There is nothing more annoying than a split, tear, hole or bulge in vinyl flooring as it seems unrepairable, and the first thought would probably be for most people that the whole thing needs replacing.

Not so, with a little care, most types of damage can be repaired  in Handyman Services of Mountain View and here is how.

Split in Vinyl Flooring

1. First, clean the area thoroughly. Dirt will have caught in the split itself, making it show up darker than the rest of the floor, so the best way to do this is to scrub it with a little hot water and washing-up liquid.
2. Allow it to dry thoroughly and then examine the damage.
3. If the split is a clean one, then the two halves can be joined back together; to do this you may have to soften the vinyl, and you do this with an ordinary household iron.
4. Heat it to its maximum temperature, cover the area of the split with a tea-towel, and then press the iron onto the tea-towel for about 10 seconds. Be very careful not to touch the floor with the iron directly, as the vinyl may melt.
5. When you lift up the iron, quickly stretch the vinyl until it meets over the split and make sure it cools like that.
6. Once cool, use a flat-bladed knife to lift one side if the split, squirt a little superglue into the aperture, and quickly glue the vinyl down and together wiping any excess glue away carefully.
7. Within 10 minutes this should be good enough to walk on, but I wouldn’t wash it for 24 hours.

If there is vinyl missing from the split, then a small shaving from a hidden area can be used as a patch and glued into place. The skill here is matching the sliver and flattening it completely into the gap, but it is possible with patience.

Vinyl Floor Tear

Generally larger than a cut but should be treated in much the same way as a split.

You can peel back the vinyl in the tear, clean both surfaces and dry thoroughly.

Use the iron trick to flatten the vinyl out, make sure the edges meet and stick it down and together as before.

Fixing a Hole in Your Vinyl

This works best with vinyl that is made to look like tiles, but it possible with other designs. It requires spare vinyl being available, either the off-cuts or somewhere under a kitchen unit for example, where it will not show if you take a square.