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Once you’ve decided that hardwood floors are the way to go for your home, there are a few more things you must consider. To make sure you’re picking the perfect flooring for your home, here are eight factors to consider:

First, solid hardwood vs. engineered hardwood. Solid hardwood flooring is flooring made from a single piece of hardwood, cut into planks or strips. Solid hardwood is heavier and more expensive than engineered hardwood. Engineered hardwood is made from a piece of wood, with plywood on the bottom. Engineered hardwood flooring is more suitable for rooms that may be exposed to moisture because of the plywood bottom. If you want to refinish your flooring, solid hardwood is a good pick because it can be refinished several times, while engineered hardwood cannot.

Next, prefinished or site-finished. Hardwood flooring needs to be finished in order to withstand use. You can pick from prefinished hardwood, which is finished at the time of purchase, or you can select site-finished, which is finished during the installation process. Pre-finished floors are easier because they require less steps to install, but site-finished hardwood allows you to be more involved in the customization process.

Hardwood flooring comes in countless colors. You can shop from natural or stained floors to get the perfect color for your home. Decide if you want a natural look or a stained look before settling on a hardwood flooring option.

The length, width, and thickness of your planks are more significant than you may realize. Wide and long planks can make a space feel larger, but these planks are more difficult to install. Additionally, the thicker a plank, the more opportunities for pre-finishing.

Next, consider your lifestyle. How much traffic will be flowing through your home? The more traffic, the stronger your hardwood needs to be.

The next thing to consider when selecting hardwood flooring is the decor of your space. What style is your home? If you’re going for something rustic, pick flooring to match. If you’re leaning more towards a modern feel, opt for a more modern hardwood flooring option.

The price must be right when selecting hardwood flooring for your home. Hardwood prices can range from easily affordable to extremely expensive. Consider your budget before you start shopping to make sure you stay within your price range.

No matter what type of flooring you pick, you should consider getting professional help. Installing hardwood isn’t always easy, but a professional can make the process quick and trustworthy.

Discover the best flooring for your space at Flooring.org! For more information or answers to any questions you may have, please give us a call at 800-689-9006.

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When an appointment is set for a Free In-Home Estimate with The Carpet Guys, we send a Design Consultant to your home with our showroom of samples.  After a discussion of your family’s daily routine, the Design Consultant will ascertain what the best flooring will be.  Some circumstances recommend a Berber style carpet.  Read on to find out more about what Berber carpet is.

What is Berber Carpet?

Berber describes a weaving style of rugs and fabric made by the indigenous Berber people in North Africa.  It is a looped and knotted, natural fiber through a backing and not trimmed that gives it the traditional Berber look.

Today, Berber is still woven in the loop-style with a low profile.  Frequently, its strand has multiple colors to give it a “natural’ looking fleck design. This resembles the wool that was used in the classic Berber rugs.  Also, Berber is now made with a wide variety of materials.  Most commonly being Olefin which is a fiber known for its strength, resistance to staining, mildew, abrasion or fading.

Why is Berber Carpet Better?

Often Berber is recommended to our busy customers.  Because it is low profile, it doesn’t show wear and tear as quickly.  High traffic areas benefit from a sturdy carpet design.  Plush carpet shows wear patterns quickly in hallways and on stairs where heavy footfalls crush high pile.  Also, Berber is recommended for those customers that need handicapable flooring if they have their heart set on carpet.  Wheelchairs and walkers will be easier to propel on a loop style than a plush carpet.

Berber is naturally resistant to mold and mildew.  For this reason, it is often recommended in basements and lower levels of the home where moisture may be an issue.  It’s also naturally stain resistant which helps if your finished lower level will be a play area for children or teens.

When is Berber NOT Recommended?

Berber is excellent for most installation situations.  The Carpet Guys do not recommend this style with pets that have nails.  Cats that scratch the flooring could easily snag this loop style carpet.  But if you keep your pets’ nails trimmed or your cat is declawed, it is an excellent choice.  It’s easy to keep clean of hair with a vacuum and as mentioned earlier, it is stain resistant.

Call us for questions or to see what Berber style carpets we carry. We’re waiting to help at 855-4-MY-GUYS (855-469-4897) or set up a Free In-Home Estimate and we will send someone to your home.  Berber style carpets can have flecks, light colors and dark colors, and even beautiful designs woven within. Also, we carry plenty of plush carpet styles, textured carpet and even laminate, vinyl and hardwood.  With The Carpet Guys, the possibilities are endless!

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Think about what you considered to be the coolest home in the neighborhood when you were a kid. It was the house where they had all the toys. Where you could play continually and never run out of things to do.

Maybe that’s why homeowners today are installing game rooms – it’s where all the action is. It can also make you the most popular home on the street.

Game rooms are typically away from other areas in your home. You’ll find them in the basement. Or in a bonus room on the second floor. Or maybe even in its own separate wing.

You want it away from bedrooms, so your fun can continue long after the kids go to sleep.

Yet putting it in its own area might create design questions. How should you decorate? Should it blend in with the rest of your home? Can it stand out?

Before you start making choices, start at the bottom – your flooring. What’s the perfect flooring for your new game room?

Start with a few questions

With so many options available to you, where do you begin? Start with a few questions.

• What aesthetics am I trying to create?
• What flooring options will I consider? Are some off the table?
• Do I prefer a solid floor like hardwood or laminate?
• Is carpet an option?
• What activities will take place? Are certain types of flooring more advantageous in those situations?

For some families, game night is a quieter activity. It might involve video games and the television. It might be board games at a table.

For others, it possibly might turn into a wild party. There might be a bar in the corner, and there definitely will be wine and beer. Not only do you care about durability, but you want something to stand up to moisture and stains.

Classic good looks of your flooring is one thing, but if it doesn’t stand up to what your family and friends can dish out, you’ll be unhappy with your choice almost from the beginning.

More than a game room

The concept of a game room can change from family to family. One might prefer action games such as billiards and ping pong, while another will never get off the sofa – it’s video games all the way.

Gaming additions are often additional space in the home. And that may mean something different to the family members who live in the home. Maybe one prefers video games, while another wants to watch classic movies. Maybe one prefers classic arcade games, while another prefers to store wine bottles for future use.

That’s the beauty of adding a game room to your home. It can be interpreted in any way you desire. But before you throw in a few chairs and a television, think and plan for the future. What have you dreamed about inside your home? What rooms would get the most use over time?

If you can’t envision it now, work with a designer who can. They may be able to come up with suggestions that can tie all of your needs and desires together.

Pick a theme

When it comes to the kitchen, living space, or bedrooms, people love to incorporate their own personality into the final design. You can do that even more with a new game room.

Take cues from the games you most enjoy. Do you love classic arcade games? Incorporate your favorites throughout. How about using faux bricks, stone, or other material to carry the theme from a video or board game into your home?

Of course, elegant lighting should also enhance the ambiance. Light up the areas you’ll use most, and you’ll find people gravitate to the area.

Then set it all up by laying the perfect flooring into place.

Hardwood can be a great choice for classic good looks.

Carpet is always a good choice, as it adds softness, warmth, and helps quiet the noise.

Luxury vinyl planks bring a waterproof feature to your room. If the parties get a little crazy, give this option a second look.

Tile – it’s an easy way to keep the good looks

There are many different types of tile flooring, everything from ceramic and porcelain, to carpet and more. What makes tile so popular in action-packed rooms is their ability to look good from the start, and stay looking good for years to come. If you need to replace one, it’s a matter of taking out the section and replacing – no need to install a new floor.

Beyond functionality, it’s also one of the easiest ways to create any design you choose.

How about a checkered floor design using square tiles in two of your favorite colors? With today’s technology, you can even customize tiles to personalize it further – how about your name, brand, or logo? You can even use a few tiles to showcase a personal work of art.

Keep in mind that tile doesn’t just mean cold, hard surface areas. Try vinyl, carpet, or cork tiling to soften the place up and give it a warmer look and feel. How about rubber? Or resilient tiling?

Like any other flooring you’re considering, it’s important to pay attention to your needs first. What flooring will work best with your lifestyle overall? With clear goals in mind, it’s time to let your imagination run wild.

Where to begin

We often recommend creating a pinboard on Pinterest to see where your interests and desires meet. By pinning a variety of ideas, you’ll start to see different concepts coming together.

Then when you’re ready, when you’ve pinpointed exactly what you want from your game room, you can bring in your ideas and start putting them into action.

When we see what you’re trying to create, we can show you your options, and help you select the right flooring to suit your needs.

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From toilet accidents to unclipped claws, these can all cause damage to your floor. That is why it’s best to find the flooring that works for your home and your pet. In most cases, an LVT floor will work best. But read our quick guide below to see how all the options stack up.

LVT Flooring

LVT or Vinyl Click Flooring is the most pet-friendly flooring. This is because it can resist scratches and any unforeseen toilet accidents. Available in both stone and wood effects. LVT flooring is 100% waterproof and features a soft vinyl top, which ensures that it is easy to clean and maintain. And the vinyl top provides a much better grip than a stone tile floor stopping your pet from skidding as they run. It is also quieter under-paw than a wood or laminate floor.

Laminate flooring

If you are worried about scratches and scuffs, look for a laminate floor with a high AC rating. The higher the AC rating the more hard-wearing and durable the floor will be. Some laminate floors are also waterproof or water-resistant, which makes cleaning up after your pet that bit easier! Our range of laminate is available in both wood and tile styles. And our popular Signature parquet range has a water-resistant barrier.

Carpet

If you fancy a soft and warm carpet but have pets, choosing the right type will be crucial. Look out for a carpet with a low pile and twisted yarns. Loop and Saxony style carpets can catch your pets’ claws and are generally a higher pile – making them more appealing to chew! Many carpets are now bleach cleanable which makes cleaning up after any accidents a breeze.

Wood flooring

A solid or engineered wood floor is naturally beautiful. But not ideal for pets. Their claws can easily scratch the wood. But you can overcome this to some degree by trimming their nails short. Wooden floors also don’t react well to liquid. It can cause staining, or, depending on how much water (or worse) gets onto the floor it can cause damage with the boards swelling.

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When you plan on selling a house, you look at it a bit differently. You don’t look at it through the eyes of living there, creating a family home. Instead, you look at return on investment.

The kitchen, the bathrooms, even the flooring choices change when you’re flipping a house. Like any other business venture, if you have invested in a house with the sole intent to flip it for a profit, you have to make wise choices. It’s a delicate balance between investing just enough money to create a home people desire, and not going overboard to spend all of your profit trying to fix mistakes you make along the way.

A turnkey property is a move-in ready home that doesn’t require any work on the part of the buyer. They move in and start living. They don’t have to think about ripping up the floors, painting the walls, or redesigning the kitchen.

And thanks to shows like HGTV’s Fixer Upper, you might have a few ideas in mind. Statistics show that across the US, the average flip brings in just over $62,000. That alone is worth spending a little extra time and money creating the perfect showhome quality house that potential buyers love from the moment they walk through the front door.

Do a walk-thru, focus on big changes

When you have a house ready for flipping, your first goal is to walk through it and focus on where changes need to be made. This is when it pays to put on your “home buyer” glasses and see the house as a potential buyer.

What about curb appeal?

What is your first impression when you walk through the door?

Interior designers and home stagers will tell you potential buyers fixate on several things.

Light – they like to walk into a light, bright, and airy home that has a calming atmosphere.

Space – a cramped entryway filled with shoes, coats, and other accessories that gives a claustrophobic feeling.

Smell – is last night’s dinner lingering? It can be a big turnoff for a potential buyer. They immediately start wondering if the smell will ever go away.

Damage – a cracked tile, threadbare carpets and rugs, scuffed hardwood – it’s something potential buyers take in immediately.

Once you see where your biggest problems are, it’s time to get started making the space better.

Flooring – a great place to start

When it comes to flipping a house, we make three general suggestions when selecting the right flooring:

• Stay consistent with your flooring choice throughout the home
• Select hard surfaces over soft
• If carpet is something you’re considering, stick with installing it in bedrooms and basements

Above all, home buyers want consistency. Seeing a mishmash of flooring options as they move from room to room will be an instant turnoff. If you select one flooring choice and run with it throughout the home, not only will you have consistency, but you’ll also create a larger, more unified space. This means starting your flooring at the front entryway, carrying it through all living spaces (living room, family room, dining room) and into the kitchen. If possible, you can even carry this look up or down the stairs, and into bedrooms and playrooms. If you’re worried about cost, in some cases, you can get a better deal on material the more square footage you buy. You’ll have less labor costs, as the installer will be there once laying all of your flooring into place at one time.

Second, buyers at every end of the spectrum prefer hardwood over carpet. While the thought of installing hardwood may be hard to fit into your budget, keep in mind that it will improve the value of your home, which in turn ups the ROI you can expect after the sale. When asked what kind of flooring homeowners want in their “dream home”, two-thirds stated it would have wood floors. As potential homeowners walk through the front door and look down at the floor, they are looking for a flooring that’s durable, attractive, and easy to clean. Hardwood checks all of those boxes and more.

Still, we get that sometimes it just doesn’t make sense to install hardwood throughout a home. You might want the WOW factor as you walk through the front door. But from there, you want to ensure you stick within your budget, and carpeting just makes sense to help you achieve your goals. If that’s the case, by all means install a plush carpet. Focus on quality, aesthetics, and softness. Ensure you stick with the same carpet choice in every bedroom, staying with a neutral color that blends well with the flooring installed throughout the rest of the house.

If you’re sold on hardwood floors but are still trying to save money

Flipping is a numbers game. We get it. But never lose sight that eventually, this will be someone’s home. There are still ways to give potential homebuyers what they want, while saving money in the process. (And this doesn’t include buying clearance hardwood planks at a big box store, where uniformity will never exist as you try and install it in the home.)

Instead, consider these tips when making your final selection:

Stick with a basic hardwood from a reputable resource. We have several hardwood manufacturers that have been in business for years, and make high quality planks perfect for your needs. Stick with basic colors, average plank width, and common styles and types. This isn’t a time to select exotic hardwood, or look for colors out of the norm.

Work with the same reputable flooring dealer for every fix and flip you manage. As you get to know your sources, they can better understand your needs. When you work with us, for example, we can make better suggestions based on the type of houses you invest in. We can also let you know of potential sales, and give you a heads up on new technology. Our goal is to help you save where you can, while providing a resource that will look great in the houses you create.

Don’t ignore new technology – the options available today that compete with traditional hardwood are amazing. Have you looked at luxury vinyl planks lately? Luxury vinyl planks are engineered to look just like real hardwood, and come with a soft, insulated backing that adds warmth and noise-reduction to the space. They look, feel, and sound more like real hardwood than laminate, and because of their ease, they can make any do-it-yourself project a user-friendly experience. Plus, they have an added bonus of being waterproof. That can be a big benefit to adding it in basements, bathrooms, even kitchens where moisture may be a problem.

So what’s it going to be for your next house flipping project? What flooring will you install when you’re flipping a house? 

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If you are looking for a new beautiful hallway floor, then you have plenty of choice.  You will, no doubt, want a stunning floor that will give the entrance to your home a stylish look.  Hallways are one of the busiest areas in your home, so you will not only want it to look amazing, but you will also need it to be hard-wearing and durable. Read More

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After Covid-19 lock down, so many small businesses couldn’t survive the strain on income.  Now that competition has risen, companies realize the importance of their name and what it stands for.  The Carpet Guys strive to be #1 in all things flooring and we carry some of the best flooring names in the business.  Check out these beautiful styles in your favorite names.

What’s in a Name?

There are names for everything!  Paint colors, nail polish, furniture styles and people.  There are books of names.  You can even find out what your name means in a different language.  It’s so important that the name means something.  Maybe you’re looking for a name that means “strength”?  Or you may want a name that sounds “soft”.  Whatever your taste is, The Carpet Guys have a flooring name that matches.

We have spent over 10 years establishing our name as a flooring leader in southeast Michigan.  With our unique shopping model for flooring, you can shop in your own home with one of our expert Design Consultants.  They will bring our showroom of samples to your door.  You can see if that Mohawk Softer Living “Athena” matches your furniture and decor in your lighting.

The Best Flooring Name in the Business Can Help!

If you have flooring needs or just want to ask a question, call The Carpet Guys at 855-4-MY-GUYS (855-469-4897).  Or if you would like to set up a Free In-Home Estimate, one of our friendly support personnel will help.  Know that you can trust the top name in the flooring business…The Carpet Guys! Check out some more popular names in our top of the line, Made-in-America, flooring companies.

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The news is often filled with stories about people dealing with the aftermath of natural disasters. A hurricane. A fire. A river that rises way beyond its banks.

So it’s natural to think your home is relatively safe if you live far away from places where these conditions occur. You’re not near an ocean here along the Front Range; you’ll never have flood damage impact your floors.

Think again.

Where there is water, there is potential for floods. And with even a small amount of standing water comes the potential of damage to your flooring.

Imagine a dishwasher with a cracked water line flooding your kitchen. Or a frozen pipe that thaws and unleashes thousands of gallons of water into your home. It happens all the time.

Different types have different impact

Carpet will handle water damage differently than hardwood. Ceramic tiles will be impacted differently than laminate.

Yet when you have standing water, they all need immediate action to prevent further damage. Let’s talk specifics about some of the different types of flooring.

Carpet – Carpet is one of the most challenging flooring options to deal with after water damage. In most cases, there is no saving water-damaged carpet. As soon as you remove the standing water, pull out the carpet and padding too. Water-damaged carpets quickly grow mold or mildew, which can further damage your subfloor, baseboards, drywall, and more. Depending on how long your carpet has stood in the water determines if it’s worth saving. A professional restoration company or carpet cleaners can possibly save it if the water damage is only a few hours old.

Ceramic and porcelain tile – Tile is one of the better choices to avoid water damage. Of course, it depends on the tile. Porous tiles may absorb more water, so it’s important to take action quickly to remove water from the floors. Standing water can also penetrate through grout and leak down into the subfloor, so it’s important to begin cleanup right away.

Vinyl – There are many types of vinyl on the market today. Vinyl tiles or sheet vinyl may be water-resistant, but standing water may be able to filter through cracks and seams and impact the subfloor. The latest technology has brought luxury vinyl tiles (LVT) and luxury vinyl planks (LVP) into homes. These flooring options are waterproof, and will stand up to flooding for short periods of time. Again, it depends on the flood, what’s in the standing water, and if the water damage penetrates the baseboards and makes its way underneath to the subfloor.

Hardwood and laminate – Both hardwood and laminate have little tolerance for flood water. Hardwood absorbs a certain amount of water – think of how a tree absorbs water for growth. Your hardwood planks still have that same characteristic, and can absorb as much as 10 percent of their weight as being exposed.

Damage can occur to the hardwood or laminate itself, but it goes deeper than that.

As water seeps down through the wood, it starts to impact flooring glue. This degrades the glue, separates it from the subfloor and the hardwood planks, and gives the flooring a chance to move.

Swelling planks is another problem. As they absorb water, the wood swells. It can cause buckling and expansion of each individual plank. That causes a ripple effect throughout your home, causing planks to pop up along baseboards and edges. You’ll see cupping throughout, distorting the shape of the floors. It’s difficult to walk across a floor where the edges are varying heights.

And don’t forget about mold and mildew. It settles in quickly. It can also spread rapidly to places you see, and to places you can’t. It can spread through joints and other wooden connections, feeding down into your basement, up into your attic, and eventually impacting your entire house.

This isn’t just a moisture problem. Don’t assume you can suck up the water and get back to life as normal. It’s not that simple.

Water has a way of trailing and running anywhere it can find a place to move. That’s why you’ll often find damage down on the main living space, even when the start of the problem was a leak from the roof. Water trails and pools as it moves along, settling anywhere it can thrive and grow.

It can take weeks – months – before you have clear indication of the problem it’s become. But that can be doing serious damage to your house’s structure, as well as impacting your health.

Flooding – any flood – needs to be handled with care. Don’t wipe away the water and call it a day. Trust an expert to determine just how extensive the water damage is. And make repairs accordingly.

A quick look at the different types of floodwater

It’s also a good idea to understand what type of water you have inside your home.

Clean water – clean water can come from a variety of sources. If your toilet’s holding tank breaks, or the line breaks to the ice maker in your refrigerator, that would be clean water. This type of water damage poses no health risks, and you can clean up this kind of water damage on your own. It still can be a problem as it seeps down into floorboards. If it sits for more than 48 hours, it risks becoming graywater, which will pose more risk.

Graywater – graywater is water that may have contaminants or chemicals in it. It may come up from the drains in your shower, sink or bathtub. It may be from aquariums, a leaky waterbed, or a backup in your dishwasher. Graywater will cause more damage than a clean water flood, requiring a different level of cleanup to ensure everything is cleaned. If graywater sits for more than 48 hours, it risks moving to the black water stage.

Blackwater – black water is contaminated by sewage. If you’re near a river and it floods into your home, you have a black water problem. If your toilet backs up and floods on your floors, you have a black water problem. If the main sewer line is clogged, you have a contaminated living space that can be very dangerous to your health. When this type of flood occurs, be sure to call in remediation experts who know how to thoroughly clean your home and bring it back to livable condition.

After the flood

Flooding can cause all sorts of damage throughout your home. It can be a costly, time-consuming process to get your home back to livable conditions.

Your first step is safety. Get your family to safety, and call in the experts to help.

Second, hire a trained expert who will know full remediation practices to ensure your home is safe, top to bottom.

Only after your home is cleaned and inhabitable once again should you start the process of looking for new flooring. How can we help you select the right flooring for your needs?

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Stone effect LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile) flooring is a great choice if you want a floor that looks like a natural product like stone or tiles.  It is easy to install and hard wearing. LVT flooring is a synthetic floor that is designed to mimic either stone tiles or wooden flooring planks. Read More

In the carpet and flooring industry, it’s natural that some products will perform better than others.

The “Good, Better, Best” formula is an efficient way to gauge how the carpet you want will look and perform. Why settle for good flooring when you can have the best? The Carpet Guys want to explain how to assess what type of flooring you’re looking for.

The Good Flooring

The “good” of the flooring industry has one main factor in play, the affordability!  For people that must replace flooring for a resale, and don’t want to invest in expensive, long lasting type of floor, it’s best to purchase a type that can be easily replaced, like carpet. It gives the room a fresh new look without costing too much.  Often, when the home is sold, the new owners will replace it to the colors and styles that best reflect their lives.  According to most realtors, replace the carpet with a color that is neutral like beige or grey.  This will not only help with the sale, but potential buyers will be able to envision their furniture in the room if the flooring isn’t something that would clash.

Another reason to buy “good” flooring would be for a rental property.  A revolving door of new tenants means you will be replacing the flooring frequently.  Don’t waste money on expensive floor options that will have stains and need replacing after a year or two.  The Carpet Guys padding option that would go with this trend is our grey, 7/16” padding.

The Better

“Better” flooring can be assessed best with two factors: reasonable affordability and functionality.  This is a great flooring option for most of us!  When you call The Carpet Guys, a design specialist will ask you about what type of household you have.  If you have small children or pets, they may recommend something that will be more practical and can be replaced within approximately seven years.  Or they may recommend a hard surface option that’s easy to clean and durable for those little tykes. It won’t just be inexpensive; it will also perform under the rigors of your busy household. 

If you’re not planning to stay in this location long, it’s still recommended that you choose a neutral color and style for resale value.  The Carpet Guys have many options of carpet, laminate, sheet vinyl and luxury vinyl that fall into this category. 

If you want a better type of padding for this type of carpet, ask The Carpet Guys Design Consultant about our Blue Odor Barrier padding.  It is thicker and softer than the grey pad.

The Best

The “Best” flooring type is going to be high functioning, aesthetically pleasing and will have a higher price tag associated with it.  There are expensive styles of carpet and hard surface, like hardwood.  You would want to choose this type of flooring if you have moved into your forever home.  It’s perfect for the parents that want their kids to grow up at this location and don’t want to think about changing it for 10 or more years. 
Choose a carpet style that is dense and has our best pad installed with it. The Memory Foam Pink Odor and Wetness Barrier pad is luxurious under foot.

Other types of flooring fall under the “best” category like waterproof and scratch-resistant laminate and luxury vinyl planks/tiles.  These will be easy to clean, durable for your lifestyle and will last for years to come. And with The Carpet Guys Lifetime Installation Warranty, you can’t beat this BEST IN THE BEST plan!
The Carpet Guys have all these good flooring options and more!  We can facilitate any level your household needs.  Don’t be afraid to ask about our mid-level or “best” line. New floors don’t have to break the bank.  We have ways of making all your flooring feel luxurious and make it affordable for everyone.  If you don’t think you have the money to choose the highest grade, ask about our financing options.  Call 855-4-MY-GUYS (855-469-4897) or get a Free In-Home Estimate with one of our experienced Design Consultants.

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