Carpet installation

 
 
 
 

Go with the Carpet Installation Experts

 
Whether you’re looking to decorate your nursery, spruce up a playroom or streamline the look of your business with carpeting, we can help by providing you with non-toxic natural fiber options that will last for years to come and actually will improve your air quality along the way.

Helping you select which carpet is best for you from design to installation, we will provide you with the best customer service from start to finish.
 

We Adhere to the Highest Standards

 
We believe in following the highest quality installation practices by adhering to the Carpet Rug Institute standards, which include power stretching and seam sealing. We’re even available to repair your carpets if and when you might need us down the road.
 
 
 
 

Questions?

 

We're here to help

 
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Expert Installer and Authorized Dealer

 
Stop by our small and inviting showroom on Route 71 in Belmar to see our wide variety of beautiful and durable natural-fiber options like sisal, coir, wool or organic cotton. Our carpeting from Wools of New Zealand is one of our best sellers.

We are also authorized dealers for several high-quality carpet manufacturers, including:

  • Shaw
  • Godfrey Hirst
  • Jaipur
  • J-Mish
  • Masland
  • Milliken
  • Nourison/Hagaman
  • Silver Creek
  • Stanton
  • Prestige
  • Antrim
  • Kaleen
 

Why Wool?

 
Wool, a non-allergenic and naturally stain-resistant fiber, is sustainable, produced from a totally renewable resource and is biodegradable as well as moth-resistant. Unlike the synthetic alternatives, which often contain toxins like polypropylene or 4-phenylcyclohexane, wool carpet actually improves air quality by absorbing common contaminants like formaldehyde, nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide often found in your indoor air. It also works to provide a more balanced environment by absorbing moisture in humid conditions and then releasing it when the atmosphere becomes dry.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, over 90 percent of commercial carpet is now "tufted," a process that requires the usage of chemical-laden glues containing benzene or styrene, a possible human carcinogen, and other chemicals that have been proven to cause ailments in children and adults like asthma, allergies and nervous system effects such as depression, loss of concentration, weakness, fatigue and nausea.

And wool carpeting lasts! A typical lifespan of a wool carpet is 50 years or more while synthetic alternatives can start showing wear and tear in as little as 3-5 years. Wool carpets are also flame resistant, while the chemicals in synthetic carpets might make them highly flammable.

So, as you can see, the choice seems pretty clear.