Find the right carpet for your home or business

Carpet types to fit every lifestyle

Not all carpet is created equal. The right style depends on how you live, how you use the space, and how much traffic it sees. Here’s a closer look at the most popular carpet types we carry and where they work best.

• Berber carpet: Berber carpet is known for its looped construction and clean, textured look. It’s durable, practical, and built to handle wear. That’s why Berber carpet is a popular choice for family rooms, basements, hallways, and offices. Because the loops are tight and dense, Berber resists crushing and matting better than many cut-pile styles. It also hides dirt and footprints well, making it a smart option for busy households. Many modern Berber carpets now come in softer fibers, so you get durability without sacrificing comfort.
• Cut and loop carpet: Cut and loop carpet blends cut fibers with looped fibers to create patterns and visual depth. This construction adds interest without overwhelming the space. It’s stylish, versatile, and great at hiding everyday wear. We often recommend cut and loop carpet for living rooms, staircases, and multi-use areas where you want something durable but design-forward. It offers texture, movement, and character while still being practical for daily use.
• Looped carpet: Looped carpet features uncut yarn loops that create a tight, resilient surface. It’s one of the most durable carpet constructions available and works exceptionally well in high-traffic areas. This style is common in commercial settings, offices, and rental properties, but it also performs beautifully in modern homes. Looped carpet resists footprints, vacuums easily, and maintains its structure over time. If longevity matters most, this is a strong contender.
• Patterned carpet: Patterned carpet makes a statement. Using variations in pile height and texture, patterned styles add depth and movement to a room. They’re ideal for formal living rooms, staircases, and spaces where design matters just as much as function. Patterned carpet also does a great job of disguising wear patterns and minor stains. It’s a smart choice if you want visual interest with built-in practicality.
• Textured carpet: Textured carpet is one of the most popular options we install. Its uneven surface reduces visible footprints and vacuum lines, keeping floors looking clean longer. This style is incredibly versatile and works well in bedrooms, family rooms, and open living spaces. Textured carpet offers softness underfoot, a relaxed appearance, and everyday durability, an ideal balance for most homes.