Premiere Carpet & Flooring Stores

We carry top-quality carpet and flooring brands, including Shaw, Mohawk, Mannington, COREtec, and Karndean. Our showroom features hundreds of options from trusted manufacturers known for durability and style.

Our showrooms display thousands of flooring samples, including hardwood, luxury vinyl, tile, laminate, and carpet options. You can not only see these displays, but you can take samples home to test in your lighting.

Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) and ceramic tile offer the best combination of durability, water resistance, and easy cleanup. These surfaces resist scratches, stains, and accidents while providing a comfortable underfoot experience.

Yes, you're more than welcome to take home flooring samples. It's a fantastic way to see how colors and textures look in your own lighting and space, empowering you to make the best choice for your home.

Ceramic tile, luxury vinyl, and engineered hardwood with strong finish ratings are best suited for high-traffic zones. These materials resist wear, scratches, and dents from heavy foot traffic and furniture.

Waterproof flooring can handle standing water indefinitely, while water-resistant flooring repels moisture but can be damaged by prolonged exposure. Waterproof is essential for bathrooms, basements, and kitchens.

Yes, there are several key differences. Our flooring products feature superior construction with thicker wear layers, better materials, and more durable finishes compared to the budget-grade options at big box stores. We carry exclusive product lines and the latest design trends that aren't available at large retailers, plus we offer professional installation by experienced craftsmen rather than rotating contractors. You'll also receive personalized design consultation, ongoing support, and direct warranty service that big box stores simply can't match.

Wide-plank luxury vinyl in natural wood tones, large-format tile, and mixed-width hardwood are popular locally. Homeowners are choosing durable, low-maintenance options that complement both traditional and modern home styles.

Yes, LVP is excellent for basements because it's completely waterproof and handles temperature fluctuations well. It provides warmth and comfort while resisting moisture issues common in below-grade spaces.

Yes, we specialize in color and texture matching using samples and digital tools. Our design consultants can help coordinate new flooring with your existing finishes for a seamless look.

Yes, we offer a wide range of flooring options to suit various budgets without compromising on quality. Our team can help you find the best value for your style and needs.

Underlayment requirements vary by flooring type and subfloor condition; some luxury vinyl comes with attached padding, while hardwood typically requires it. Quality underlayment improves sound reduction, moisture protection, and overall comfort.

Most residential flooring projects range from $3 to $ 12 per square foot installed, depending on the material choice. Budget $2,000-8,000 for an average room, with luxury options and whole-home projects running higher.

Most single-room installations take 1-2 days, while whole-home projects typically require 3-7 days, depending on square footage and material type. We'll provide a detailed timeline during your consultation.

Preparation includes removing furniture and existing flooring, disconnecting appliances, and maintaining a temperature as close to 70 degrees as possible to handle seasonal swings. Maintaining proper humidity levels is equally important for optimal installation. We can provide hygrometers to help you effectively monitor moisture levels. We offer furniture moving, flooring removal, and haul-away services for an additional fee if you prefer professional handling. We'll provide a detailed preparation checklist after your estimate, covering all room-specific requirements.

Yes, you can request a specific time, and we will do our best to accommodate your schedule. While we can't guarantee exact timing, we'll keep you informed every step of the way, respecting your time and needs.

It's best to paint after the flooring is installed to avoid damage or touch-ups. Installing floors first also allows baseboards to be set correctly.