No sales spin — just what you actually need to know.
I have pets. What flooring holds up?
For pets, you've got two real options. LVP is waterproof and scratch-resistant — great for accidents and nails. If you want carpet (warmer, quieter for bedrooms), I'll steer you to a stain-resistant fiber that's built to shrug off spills and pet messes. Either way, I'll match the floor to how you actually live — not just sell you the priciest option.
My old floor smells like pet urine. Can that be fixed?
Yes. If pet odor has soaked into the subfloor, I seal it with a shellac-based primer after the old flooring comes up — it locks the odor in so it can't come back through your new floor. This is only needed when there's real existing damage; most jobs don't require it, and I'll tell you straight if yours does.
Carpet or LVP — which should I pick for which room?
LVP wins in kitchens, baths, entries, basements, and high-traffic areas. Carpet still wins in bedrooms, on stairs, and anywhere you want warmth and quiet — and it usually costs less per square foot installed. It's not one or the other; it's the right floor in the right room. I'll help you sort it.
How fast can you install?
Same-day price when you send me your square footage. Free in-home with samples on me, and a signed estimate that day. Install typically lands 1–2 weeks out once we lock it in — flexible to your schedule.
How much does it cost to carpet a bedroom?
A typical 12 by 12 bedroom at the Basic tier runs about $550 all-in — carpet, pad, tack strips, install, take-up of the old carpet, and tax included. Bigger rooms and higher tiers scale by the posted per-square-foot prices above, so you can run your own number before I ever visit.
My carpet has ripples. Do I need new carpet?
Almost never. Ripples mean the carpet was knee-kicked instead of power-stretched when it went in — the fix is a restretch, $150 for the first room, and it's usually done in about an hour. The carpet itself is fine. Text me a photo and I'll confirm before you spend a dime.
Can you make a rug or stair runner from any carpet?
Yes — any carpet in my samples can become an area rug, hallway runner, or stair runner. I cut it to your exact size and finish the edges with binding, serging, or a canvas border so it never frays. Stair runners get installed Hollywood-style, wrapped tight on every step.
Why is your price locked when everyone else "depends"?
Because I'm the owner and I'm the one installing it — there's no middleman markup to hide. The price you see is the price. The only things that ever add on are extras you choose (stairs, tear-out, leveling a bad subfloor), and those are spelled out before I start. No surprises mid-job.