Carpet makes a home feel warm and comfortable — especially in bedrooms and living rooms. We install quality carpet with careful stretching and finishing.
Carpet Options for Your Home
- Plush carpet — soft and smooth underfoot, a classic choice for bedrooms.
- Berber and loop carpet — durable and stain-hiding, good for stairs, hallways, and family rooms.
- Frieze carpet — twisted fibers that hide footprints and vacuum marks.
- Carpet tiles — easy to replace one tile at a time, a practical choice for basements and playrooms.
We will help you choose the right fiber and style for each room — nylon for durability, polyester for softness and stain resistance, or wool for a natural, long-lasting feel.
What’s Included in a Carpet Installation
- Removal and disposal of your old carpet and padding
- Subfloor inspection and preparation
- New padding matched to your carpet and rooms
- Power-stretching for a smooth, wrinkle-free finish
- Seams, trim, and transitions finished to match
- Thorough cleanup and a final walkthrough with you
Our Carpet Installation Process
- Measure and quote. We measure your rooms and give you a clear, written estimate.
- Prepare. We remove the old flooring and prepare the subfloor.
- Install. We lay the padding, stretch the carpet, and finish the seams and edges.
- Finish and walk through. We clean up and walk through the finished rooms with you.
Keeping Your New Carpet Looking Good
Vacuum regularly, clean up spills promptly, and have your carpet professionally cleaned every 12 to 18 months. With good care, a quality carpet lasts 10 to 15 years in most homes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does carpet installation take?
Most single rooms take a few hours, and a typical home takes one to two days, depending on the number of rooms and whether old flooring needs to be removed.
Should I replace the padding too?
Yes, in almost every case. New padding supports the carpet, improves comfort, and extends the life of the new carpet. Old padding is worn down and can hold odors and stains.
Can carpet be installed in a basement?
It can, but only in a dry basement. Carpet and moisture do not mix. If your basement has any history of water issues, we will recommend a waterproof-friendly floor such as LVP instead.
Get a Free Carpet Estimate
Tell us about your project and we will get back to you with a free, no-obligation estimate.