Find the right carpet for your home

Which carpet style is right for your home?

Different carpet constructions create different looks and performance levels. Our design team can help you compare each style and determine which one best fits your needs.

1. Frieze (twist) carpet: Frieze carpet features tightly twisted fibers that create a casual appearance while hiding footprints and vacuum marks. It's an excellent choice for active households, family rooms, hallways, and stairs.
2. Loop and Berber carpet: Loop carpet, often called Berber, uses uncut loops to create exceptional durability. It resists wear, disguises dirt, and performs well in high-traffic areas such as hallways, offices, and finished basements.
3. Pattern carpet: Pattern carpet combines cut and loop fibers to create subtle or bold designs that add visual interest while helping conceal everyday traffic patterns.
4. Texture carpet: Texture carpet is one of today's most popular options because it offers a soft feel with a versatile appearance that works beautifully in bedrooms, living rooms, and other everyday spaces.

How do you choose the right carpet color?

Carpet color helps define the mood of a room. Light colors create an open, airy feel, while darker shades add warmth and help disguise dirt between cleanings. Neutral colors remain popular because they coordinate easily with changing décor, while multi-tone carpets do an excellent job of hiding everyday wear.

Lighting also affects how carpet appears. That's why we recommend viewing samples in your home during your free in-home estimate, allowing you to compare colors with your existing furniture and lighting before making a final decision.

How do you clean and maintain carpet?

Routine maintenance helps carpet stay attractive for years.

Vacuum regularly using the correct height setting for your carpet style. Clean spills immediately by blotting rather than rubbing, and place mats at entryways to reduce dirt tracked indoors. Removing shoes inside the home can also minimize wear.

Professional carpet cleaning every 12 to 18 months removes deep soil, refreshes the fibers, and helps maintain your carpet's appearance. Homes with pets or heavy traffic may benefit from more frequent cleanings.

Following the manufacturer's care recommendations will also help maximize the life of your carpet.

Why you should shop at our carpet store

Choosing carpet involves more than selecting a color. Our experienced team helps you compare products, understand performance features, and select flooring that fits your home and budget.

When you work with us, you'll enjoy:

• Carpet from more than 100 trusted suppliers
• Personalized design consultations
• Free in-home estimates
• Professional carpet installation services
• Financing options
• Residential and commercial flooring expertise
• Support from selection through installation

We're committed to helping you find flooring you'll enjoy for years to come.

Frequently asked questions about carpet

How long does carpet installation take?

Most residential carpet installations can be completed in a single day. Larger homes or projects requiring additional floor preparation may take longer, and we'll provide a timeline before installation begins.

Is carpet a good choice for homes with pets?

Yes. Many modern carpets feature stain-resistant fibers and built-in soil protection, making them an excellent option for homes with pets. We'll help you choose a product designed for your household.

Which rooms are best for carpet?

Carpet works well in bedrooms, living rooms, family rooms, home offices, finished basements, and stairs. Moisture-prone spaces like bathrooms and laundry rooms are generally better suited for hard surface flooring.

Do you offer professional carpet cleaning?

Yes. We provide professional carpet cleaning services to help remove deep dirt, refresh carpet fibers, and extend the life of your flooring. Routine professional cleaning also helps maintain your carpet's appearance and performance.

What is carpet binding?

Carpet binding is the process of finishing the edges of carpet remnants to create custom area rugs, runners, stair pieces, or entry mats. It's a great way to coordinate your décor, reduce waste, and create one-of-a-kind pieces using the same carpet installed in your home.

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