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If you’re thinking about putting carpet in your home, good thinking!

Carpet may be the most popular floor choice of all time. It covered the floors of ancient homes and probably covers the floors at your neighbors.

Carpet is relatively inexpensive (hooray!), generally easier to install (and remove), and for folks like you who want lots of choices, carpet comes in a zillion styles, colors and textures that blend with all décors, yours included.

Carpet stands up to your life. Developments in carpet fiber technology and construction are producing carpets that are more stain resistant and wear better – they can endure what families dish out.

Carpet is your warmth and comfort buddy. We don’t want to get too technical but you should know that carpet provides thermal resistance. (Called R-value.) In cold weather the carpet in your living room will retain heated air longer. Great for your energy bill…and bare feet!

Carpet softens and protects. Falls can happen. Better to land on a nice soft carpet. It goes without saying that carpet is a comfortable place to sit, play and, ugh, even work on.

Carpet pipes down the noise. That big screen TV of yours and modern sound system can be a blast, but if you need to tone it down, carpet softens the blow, acts as a sound barrier between floors, walls – and your neighbors!

If you love lists (and who doesn’t) here are ALL THE BENEFITS OF CARPET:

• Carpet is the floor covering of real value

• Carpet is easier to install and live with

• Carpet styles, colors and textures are vast

• Carpet matches your style and home décor

• Carpet durability is greater than ever before

• Carpet warms the home, heart and happening

• Carpet cushions falls, tiny feet and all knees

• Carpet absorbs noise, quiets the home front

• Carpet effectively hides subfloor irregularities

• Carpet can be placed over a variety of substrates,
on all grade levels, even over concrete slabs

Feel free to call us at 1.877.525.0066 for more information or to ask a question.

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