Carpet

Q: What is the average life span of broadloom carpet or carpet tiles?

Both a wall-to-wall broadloom carpet and carpet tiles have an average lifespan is about 5-15 years. It all depends on the grade of carpet installed and intensity of use.

Q: How do I remove and reinstall new carpet tiles when one gets damaged?

To take out a piece of carpet tile that needs to be replaces, slowly peel it from a corner, using a putty knife or hairdryer for stubborn spots. Once that is done, clean any old adhesive that is left over. To install a new carpet tile, align the directional arrows (if present), peel the backing, and position it. After positioning, press down firmly on the carpet tile using a roller to complete the process.

Q: Is padding required under broadloom carpet as well as carpet tiles?

For broadloom carpets, padding is needed for extra support. Many carpet tiles often come with built in padding due to their modular nature. Those that do not, often have the option to pay an additional fee to add on backing.

Carpet and Carpet Tiles:

Functional, durable material that instantly brings warmth to a space

Looking for flooring that adds warmth to a space? Wall to wall carpeting might be the perfect choice for you. It’s plushness adds warmth, comfort, and sound insulation.
Broadloom carpet and carpet tiles come in a variety of colors and styles, leaving options for both commercial and residential spaces.
Carpet tiles are commonly seen in commercial spaces due to their durability, ease of maintenance and ability to improve indoor acoustics.
Interested in carpet tiles, but are worried that they will stain or tarnish too quickly? Not to worry, they are easy to install, remove, and replace. If one piece gets tarnished, you simply pull it up and replace it with a new one.
Carpet tiles are common and ideal for offices, nurseries or day cares, commercial spaces and high-traffic areas due to how easy they are to install and replace.