New carpet installed to the Carpet and Rug Institute's CRI 105 standard, power-stretched wall-to-wall for a smooth fit that won't ripple.
Carpet is stretched taut over a separate cushioned pad and anchored to a tackless strip nailed around the room's perimeter — not just glued flat.
Insulates a room and is simply more comfortable to walk, sit, and play on than any hard surface.
Absorbs noise between floors and rooms in a way hard flooring never will.
Typically the lowest cost per square foot, especially for whole-home jobs.
Slip-resistant and cushioned — easier on kids, elderly family members, and anyone who falls.
More colors, textures, and price points than any other flooring — easiest to match to a specific budget or design.
Carpet is tufted or woven fiber attached to a backing, laid over a separate cushioned pad rather than glued straight to the floor. The pad isn't just for comfort — it also protects the carpet backing and extends the life of the fibers above it.
A tackless strip — a thin wood strip studded with angled pins — gets nailed around the entire perimeter of the room first. The carpet is then stretched taut with a power stretcher and hooked onto those pins, which is what keeps a properly installed carpet smooth for years instead of rippling within months. We install to the Carpet and Rug Institute's CRI 105 standard, and we'll walk you through fiber type (nylon for durability, polyester for stain resistance, wool or triexta for specific needs) and pad density before you buy.
Comfort and warmth underfoot matter more than resale-value math.
It's going in bedrooms, a living room, or anywhere cushioning helps.
You want the most budget-friendly option for a whole-home refresh.
You want the widest possible range of colors and price points.
Upfront pricing, no pressure, no hidden fees.
