Carpet Installation

Find the perfect blend of comfort, durability, and style with our premier carpet brands. From luxurious textures to innovative stain-resistant technologies, our selection caters to every taste and lifestyle. Here, you can discover the brands we offer: Shaw, Mohawk, Dixie, Masland, Fabrica, Kane, Stanton, Unique Carpets Ltd, Mannington, Tuftex/Anderson, Karastan, Aladdin Commercial, Phenix Flooring, Premier Flooring Center, Milliken, Nourison, and Couristan. Our curated collection ensures that every preference and requirement is met with the highest standards of quality and design.

There’s stain-resistant carpet but not anything truly stain proof. As a Floor Center, Aladdin Carpet & Floors has the unique ability to offer carpets with various manufacturer/fiber-based replacement warranties.

No. Your estimator and ultimately your installer will decide for seam placement to minimize traffic exposure and light to reduce seam visibility. If you wish to know how the seams are placed It is your responsibility to review all the seam placements with the installer prior to installation.

In Berbers, loop profiles, flat weaves, and patterned loops carpets, seams will be more visible.

Seams tend to be visible; however, we do everything possible to ensure they are less visible, depending on the room size, lighting, pattern, and carpet finish. In general, seams in textured and multicolored carpets are less visible.

No, pattern matches cannot be guaranteed on doorways.

Yes, all pattern carpets have pattern matches. When figuring seams, the appropriate match will be added everywhere there is a seam.

Yes, it can add a substantial amount of carpet to your job.

Carpets with small prints, diamonds, and square patterns will not appear complete when the floor reaches an edge.

Generally, walls in houses are not perfectly straight. The smaller the pattern of the carpet, the more the shift of the pattern is visible.

These carpets require special care. Some cannot be vacuumed using a beater bar vacuum. In these carpets seams are very noticeable. Some cannot have cross seams or be seamed at all.

It depends on the way the carpet was installed. Generally, Carpet runners can be installed in two different ways:

• Waterfall: The carpet will extend over the step nose and "fall" at an angle to the next tread. There will be a visible gap from the side with this type of installation.
• Capped / Hollywood / Bullnose / Upholstery: The carpet will extend over the step nose and be tacked under the nose.

Depends on the pattern and type of installation. If you wish to line up the pattern, extra carpet needs to be ordered to specifically do so.

Yes, berber and loop carpets are susceptible to runs. This can be caused by wheels on chairs, vacuum cleaner nozzles, etc. There is also different equipment with rough edges that tend to catch the carpet “loop” and create runs.

Heavy objects such as furniture can and will leave permanent dents in your carpet. Frequent vacuuming and moving furniture around will reduce the crushing effect.

Allow up to 60 days for the roll marks/ dents to relax. Carpet is usually shipped from the manufacturer tightly rolled and will begin to take its intended shape once unpackaged. Additional vacuuming during the first week will speed up this process.

Due to dye-lots, lighting, paint color, and furniture layout the appearance of the carpet will be different. Please remember the carpet sample you are looking at is only a representative of what you will be getting, not an exact match.

Shedding of loose fibers is common on pile type carpet. It is also expected around the perimeter on all carpet types.

Vacuuming will help resolve the shedding and you might see some fibers in your vacuum for the first months. Keep in mind that shedding is not a manufacturing defect.

It is not recommended to use carpet around moisture areas such as toilets, showers, etc. This may void the Customer’s warranty and cause mold.

If we are installing carpet in an area that has difficult access or attempting to bring carpet into a basement or attic there could be some marks and scuffs on your walls, baseboards, and railings. Carpet installation entails cutting and tucking against the baseboard where damages during the procedure cannot be prevented. We will do everything possible to avoid marking your baseboards and walls.

It is the Customer’s responsibility for touching up, repainting or reimbursing for light marks and scuffs due to access issues.

The height of your new carpet may not be the same height as your previous floor covering. Therefore; the height of the baseboards may need to be adjusted, and is the responsibility of the Customer.