Residential carpet

 
 
 
 

Residential carpet

 
Your home is your fortress, and putting money into making it look and feel its best is an investment that pays back. Whether your current carpet is old and tattered or you just want to upgrade to something that's more aesthetically- pleasing and ties the room together, new carpet is a great consideration.

There are some general things to keep in mind as you begin your search for the perfect carpet that will help you achieve your home improvement goals.
 

Where and where not to install carpet

 
There’s a place for everything, and carpet is certainly one of them. There are popular areas where carpet is typically installed, and a few of these include:

  • Living room
  • Guest room
  • Bedroom
  • Entertainment room

However, you should think twice before installation in certain areas of the home. For example, the mudroom is not a prime choice for obvious reasons.

Furthermore, any room where plumbing could be a concern should make you think twice as leaks could irreparably damage the material. A flooring professional can help you decide whether carpet for a specific area of the home would be a good investment.
 
 
 
 

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Style of carpet available

 
As you prepare to install carpet in your home, you can rest assured it will be a project you can have fun with and truly let your individuality shine. There are many styles from which to choose. Just some of these include:

  • Cut pile carpet
  • Patterned loop carpet providing multiple heights
  • Berber
  • Woold
  • Loop pile carpet
  • Cut and loop carpet, a creative combination
  • Patterened
  • Rugs made from carpet pieces with a finished trim
 

Types of carpet

 
Once you have decided on the style that best suits your needs, it’s time to decide on the type. Once again, you have many options. When making this important decision, it’s important to keep in mind that quality counts. You get what you pay for, and this is an investment in your home that you want to stand the test of time.

For example, when you put extra money into purchasing a product that is stain ­resistant, you will in all likelihood get to enjoy it longer. Other types of carpet that you should actively seek out depending on your needs include:

  • Water-resistant
  • Outdoor carpeting
  • Indoor carpeting