There are many things to consider before investing in new flooring.  Probably the most important consideration is usually an after-thought: who will be the person to deliver, install, and present the finished product? 

There are plenty of retail stores and flooring outlets to choose from and many products to consider, as well as many reasons why you might pick one product over another.  There are also plenty of presentable and knowledgeable people readily available to sell you the product.  The typical process is to go to a store, pick out a style, get a measurement, purchase the product, and have it installed by one of the store's carpet installers.  Sometime during or after the installation is when you find out that this style of carpet doesn't seam together well, or that the placement of the seams doesn't suit your needs, or that you could have purchased wider than standard goods to better suit your layout and eliminate some of the higher profile seams.  You might even realize at this point, that the carpet installer chosen for you to complete your installation doesn't possess the skills necessary to install this particular style of carpet.  This is a little late to make these discoveries.

Anyone who has ever purchased flooring before, and has experienced the installation process, knows that there is usually a major difference between the sales experience at the retail store and the installation experience in your home.  Our goal is to make the installation experience a pleasant surprise instead of a shocking discovery.  Because we share this goal with you, our advice is that you call us before you shop for carpet so that we can come to you, and together, make a determination as to what type of carpet you should purchase based on your expectations of the finished product.  You want the end result you're looking for to determine what type of carpet you purchase--not the other way around.

At the time of our meeting, we'll take a measurement and tell you exactly how much carpet it'll take to do the job based on your layout and seam considerations.  Typically, the type of measurement you'll get from a retail store is just enough to cover the floor in order to be competitive with other stores' prices and win your business.  This in no way takes into account your preferences for layout or seam placement.  Usually, you have to purchase more product than your layout requires in order to have layout and seam placement options.  Purchasing just enough to cover the floor will limit these options or eliminate them altogether, leaving you with seam placement that in a lot of cases, will weaken the durability and longevity of your carpet.  You'll get to see first hand how this applies to you and what options you have at the time of the measurement.  You will be completely involved in the process, which is step one in your satisfaction with the end result.

"Contact us today to get started on your next Carpet Installation or Repair!"