Carpet types & care

 
 
 
 

Carpet & carpet tiles

 
Carpet has many things going for it. It is soft, warm, quiet, and is an excellent value for the price. Created by leading design professionals who know color, pattern and trends, our carpet presents a world of wonderful solutions for your home or business.

Whether your setting is formal or informal, quiet or high-traffic, an empty nest or a house full of kids, we have the right carpet style for you. We carry many popular carpets in stock and we can get anything quickly from the major manufacturers. There are so many styles and types of carpet to choose from we encourage you to visit our showroom where our experts can guide you through every step of selecting the correct carpet.
 

Carpet types

 
Nylon
Nylon is a popular carpet material it is strong, can resist soil, and stay in its same shape for years. It is popular but it can produce static electricity.

Polyester
A synthetic material, polyester can resist stains. It resists moisture and is easy to clean off. It could clump up into piles if you don’t maintain it well enough.
 
 
 
 

Request a free estimate

 

Estimate

* *
*
*
 
 
 
 

Carpet styles

 
Cut pile
Comes in solid or multi-fleck colors. Traditionally this carpet is used in residential applications.

Looped
A looped style of carpet that is a solid color.

Looped berber
A looped style of carpet that range from small tight loops to large chunky loops. Often displayed in multiple colors.

Saxony
A cut pile carpet that is medium height they can range from a plush, velvety appearance (known as a straight Saxony) to a textured appearance.
 

Care & maintenance of carpet

 
t’s not hard to take care of carpet, there are just a few easy steps to be aware of. Regularly following these steps will ensure that your carpet continues to look as lovely in years to come as it does when you have it installed. You will want to reference the manufacturor's warranty for specific care requirements.

  • The most important step in caring for your carpet is vacuuming it thoroughly and frequently, particularly in high-traffic areas.
  • Protect your carpet from prolonged periods of direct sunlight with blinds, shades, or awnings.
  • If you use area rugs on your carpet, be sure to clean them regularly, and make sure you clean and restore the pile of the carpet underneath as well. Also, be sure to check area rugs for colorfastness before placing them on carpet because the color in some rugs may bleed through. After cleaning your carpet, allow it to dry completely before replacing rugs.
  • Occasionally move heavy furniture, this won't just renew the feel of your room, it will help avoid excessive pile crushing. Consider using carpet protectors under the legs of tables, chairs, and other furniture to help distribute the weight. Damage can occur if you use chairs or appliances with rollers or casters without a chair pad designed specifically for carpet.
  • Don't track dirt inside, Placing mats outside all entrances will help absorb soil and moisture and trap excessive dirt, sand, grit, oil, asphalt, or driveway sealer that might otherwise be tracked into the home.
  • Get on a cleaning schedule, if carpet is cleaned before it becomes too unsightly, the cleaning chore will be easier and more successful. Carpet in a typical household should be cleaned every 12 months, depending on the number of residents and amount of activity. Hot water extraction system provides the best capability for cleaning. This system is commonly referred to as "steam cleaning," although no steam is actually generated. Professional carpet cleaners are a great choice for your floor. Their cleaning equipment has more extraction power than the rental units available to individuals, and the carpet should dry more quickly.