Some doors may need trimming to accommodate the thickness of your new carpet.  Doors that do not open and close properly due to the new floor may be removed during installation, and it will be up to you to have the doors cut and re-hung.

It may be necessary to remove moldings and reattach them during installation.  Because some moldings, particularly quarter round, are fragile, breakage could occur.  If it does, you will be responsible for replacing them.  Scratches or nicks to baseboards are also a possibility, and you will by responsible for the touch-ups. 

Professional installers aren’t typically skilled in plumbing or electrical work.  However, we do offer the removal of most appliances from the room to install your flooring under or around them.

All floor coverings, including carpet, need to be installed over a structurally sound and properly installed sub-floor. Any wood that has been damaged by insects, water, or other factors should be repaired prior to carpet installation.

The removal of existing carpet is part of our installation service.

We provide the know-how, and the equipment; you provide the power. We will need to use your power for our electrical tools, and may need to use such areas as porches or patios to store equipment.

Either the night before or the morning of your installation, vacuum the old carpet to minimize the airborne dust and particles that removing it will cause.