Frequently Asked Questions

 Berber carpet is a type of carpet known for its looped fibers, durability, and casual, textured look. It’s a popular choice for both homes and commercial spaces because it handles heavy foot traffic very well. 

• Looped construction: The fibers are looped (not cut), which makes the carpet strong and resistant to crushing.
   
• Very durable: Excellent for high-traffic areas like hallways, stairs, and family rooms.
   
• Stain-resistant options: Many modern Berber carpets are made with olefin or nylon, which resist stains and moisture.
   
• Speckled appearance: Often has mixed-color flecks that help hide dirt and wear.
   
• Lower cost: Usually more affordable than plush or cut-pile carpets.

• Extremely long-lasting
   
• Easy to maintain
   
• Great value for the price
   
• Hides dirt and footprints well
   

• Can snag if you have pets with sharp claws
   
• Not as soft and cozy as plush carpet
   
• Loops can be harder to repair if damaged

• Living rooms
   
• Basements
   
• Offices
   
• Stairs
   
• Rental properties

A plush carpet is a type of cut-pile carpet known for its smooth, soft, and velvety surface. All the carpet fibers are cut to the same height, creating a very clean, uniform, and elegant look.

It’s sometimes called velour carpet because of how soft and refined it feels underfoot.

• Super soft & comfortable – great for barefoot walking
   
• Flat, even surface – gives a luxury appearance
   
• Warm & cozy – excellent for bedrooms and living rooms
   
• Quiet – helps reduce sound
   
• Elegant style – commonly used in formal spaces
   

• Bedrooms
   
• Living rooms
   
• Guest rooms
   
• Offices with low foot traffic
   

• hows footprints & vacuum marks
   
• Can show shading and traffic patterns over time
   
• Not ideal for high-traffic areas like hallways or stairs (unless very high quality)
   

•     Plush         Very soft & smooth          Medium           Elegant & luxury 
•     Berber        Looped & textured          High                Casual & durable 
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Commercial carpet is carpet specifically made for business and public spaces where there is heavy daily foot traffic. Unlike soft residential carpets, commercial carpet is designed to be:

• Extra durable
   
• Stain resistant
   
• Easy to clean
   
• Long-lasting
•  You’ll find it in places like offices, hotels, schools, hospitals, airports, and retail stores. 

• Very strong fibers (often nylon or olefin)
   
• Low pile height (not fluffy)
   
• Resists wear, stains, and crushing
   
• Handles heavy foot traffic
   
• Often fire-rated & slip-resistant
   
• Professional, clean appearance
   

Carpet Tile (Modular Carpet)

• Square pieces instead of one large roll
   
• Easy to replace damaged sections
   
• Most popular for offices
   

✅ Low-Pile Broadloom

• Installed in large rolls
   
• Seamless look in hallways & ballrooms
   

✅ Indoor/Outdoor Commercial Carpet

• For entrances, patios, and high-moisture areas

• Offices & conference rooms
   
• Hotels & corridors
   
• Schools & universities
   
• Medical clinics & hospitals
   
• Stores & malls

Luxury PVC vinyl (often called LVP – Luxury Vinyl Plank or LVT – Luxury Vinyl Tile) is a high-end vinyl flooring designed to look like real wood, stone, or tile, but with the benefits of being:

• ✅ 100% waterproof
   
• ✅ Very durable
   
• ✅ Easy to maintain
   
• ✅ Comfortable underfoot
   
• ✅ More affordable than real hardwood or stone
   

“PVC” simply means it’s made from a strong, flexible plastic material that’s built to last.

• Multiple strong layers
   
• Realistic textures (you can feel the wood grain or stone texture)
   
• Thick wear layer for scratch protection
   
• High-definition printed design
   
• Stable core for strength

• Waterproof – perfect for kitchens, bathrooms & basements
   
• Scratch & dent resistant – great for pets and kids
   
• Warm & quiet underfoot
   
• Easy click-lock installation (most types)
   
• Low maintenance – just sweep & mop
   
• Doesn’t fade easily

• Living rooms
   
• Bedrooms
   
• Kitchens
   
• Bathrooms
   
• Basements
   
• Stores & offices (commercial-grade versions)

• Vacuum 2–3 times a week (daily in high-traffic areas)
   
• Go slow and in different directions
   
• Use a vacuum with strong suction & rotating brush
   
• Empty the dust container often
   

💡 This removes dirt before it sinks deep into the fibers.

Never rub — always blot!

• 1 cup warm water
   
• 1 tablespoon dish soap
   
• 1 tablespoon white vinegar
   

1. Blot the stain with a dry towel
    
2. Apply the solution with a cloth
    
3. Blot again until the stain lifts
    
4. Rinse with clean water
    
5. Blot dry
    

• Sprinkle baking soda on dry carpet
   
• Leave for 30 minutes – overnight
   
• Vacuum thoroughly
   

✔️ Removes pet smells, food odors, and musty scent