121 Flooring and Carpet Fitters

Where can I find the best carpet fitters?

The best carpet professionals will not only supply and fit carpets but they will also be able to provide you with lots of options. When it comes to choosing the colour, the pile, underlay and other accessories, a carpet supplier will be able to provide you with this full service which includes installation. A carpet fitter will measure your home in order to provide you with a quote for supplying and installing your carpet. If, on the other hand, you are looking to repair your existing carpet, at Houzz we have a variety of carpet professionals to choose from who can help you with this.

Check the reviews of carpet fitters and look out for those who are members of flooring trade organisations such as the NICF (National Institute of Carpet & Floorlayers) or the National Carpet Cleaners Association.

Where can I find the best flooring specialists?

If you’re looking for the best flooring companies or professionals to work on your project, then it helps to have an idea as to what you actually want. If you want to have hardwood floors in your home, you would contact a flooring company who specialises in this product. Similarly, if carpet would be best for you, a carpet company would be more suited. Several companies will be able to provide you with both options if this is your preference too.

Installing a beautiful hardwood floor can be the perfect way to add to any room of any style or design. Speaking to a wooden floor specialist will help to guide you in terms of options to suit your budget. When it comes to choosing the type of wooden floor you want, you have three basic choices - solid wood, engineered wood or laminate. Solid wood floors are usually the most expensive option, as it is made from solid planks of hardwood such as oak, maple and walnut. The wood can come in lots of different Engineered wood flooring (also known as composite) is made of real wood with a hardwood veneer. Laminate, on the other hand, is actually an image of wood grain printed onto a thin strip of plastic, on top of MDF. Each option has it’s pros and cons and working with a flooring specialist can help you decide which is best for you.

Although hardwood floors look beautiful, one major drawback is that solid wood tends to expand and contract with changing conditions. For this reason, solid wood may not be the best option in rooms such as the kitchen or bathroom. Laminate or engineered wood work better as choices for these rooms. Laminate and engineered wooden floors also have the advantage of being cheaper - laminate the least expensive. There are so many great materials to choose from when it comes to your floors. A flooring specialist will be able to help you pick something that will work for you and your household.

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Find flooring or carpet fitters near me on Houzz

Before you hire a flooring or carpet fitter, browse through our network of 121 flooring or carpet fitters. Read through customer reviews, check their past projects and then request a quote from the best flooring or carpet fitters near you.