CARPET

Here are some of the top carpet styles: Plush, Berber, Frieze and many more.

When choosing a carpet style, consider factors such as the room’s function, desired aesthetic, and maintenance requirements. Each style has its own unique characteristics and can contribute differently to the overall look and feel of a space.

New carpets naturally shed as there are loose fibers left behind when the carpet is manufactured. As loose fibers in your new carpet can work their way to the surface, you will need to vacuum your new carpet once a day wherever possible during the first few weeks after installation. As your carpet sees traffic and use, these fibers will work themselves to the surface. Vacuuming your carpet will take care of this and the shedding will stop in a short time.
Regular vacuuming will help remove dirt and grime to keep your carpet looking clean and will help keep the pile upright. High traffic areas will require more care and maintenance. Areas such as hallways, entryways, stairways, and rooms used by the whole family are going to see for foot traffic and ultimately more dirt and soiling. The use of area rugs in a high traffic area can help prolong the life of your carpet. When cleaning these areas be sure to move the area rugs to avoid crushing. More frequent vacuuming in high traffic areas will also help prolong the life of carpet as well.