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Concept Flooring specializes in all types of residential and commercial flooring in the Atlanta area, including Marietta, Roswell, Alpharetta, and Cumming. We have mill direct pricing and our customers love that we bring the showroom right to you for free, in-home estimates. We handle everything from product selection to installation, and most jobs can be installed within a week.
Concept Flooring can also install solid iron balusters and wrought iron spindles on your staircase to give you a custom look at an affordable price. This amazing transformation usually takes less than a day to complete.
When it comes to carpeting, we have you covered. We have great specials on new carpets to fit all styles and budgets, including Frieze, Berber, and Plush carpets. One of our flooring professionals can bring samples right to you!
Concept Flooring is an authorized flooring dealer for some of the best names in flooring, including Shaw, Mohawk, Bruce, Somerset, & Anderson. We’re a full-service company from sales to installation of carpet, hardwood flooring, tile, and floor refinishing and we also offer staircase makeovers with iron balusters and iron spindles. We service North Metro Atlanta, including Roswell, Alpharetta, Cumming, East Cobb, and the surrounding areas. Call us today for a great deal on a beautiful new floor. Financing through Synchrony is available!
Our Mission at Concept Flooring is to provide our customers with outstanding quality products and services at a fair price. We will respond to our customers in a fast and courteous manner, provide a proposal that is fair and reasonable, follow through on what we promise, and deliver a finished product of which we can all be proud. We want satisfied customers who will not hesitate to recommend Concept Flooring to their friends and family.
Most people know that adding hardwood floors to your home can help increase its value. Most people don’t realize that adding a new carpet can help as well. Here are a few reasons adding a new carpet can help add value to your home.
Installing a new carpet helps change your home's decor and because of the wide variety of looks and feels available, you are sure to find a unique look.
Insulation:
Adding carpet proves to add insulation. Many studies show that carpet helps absorb sounds making a room have less or even no echo.
Feel:
The older the carpet the less soft it will feel. When showing your home, if someone takes their shoes off and the carpet feels stiff and rough, it can be off-putting. Having a new carpet will provide a nice soft feel, making the home feel more comfortable.
Cost Saving:
Carpet is far cheaper than hardwood floors and often easier to maintain. To some buyers, it will be a benefit.
Comfort:
To some buyers, hardwood doesn’t always provide that comfortable, homely feel. Adding carpet to certain rooms like the living room and bedrooms can help provide the homely feel that most are looking for.
Variety:
There are several patterns and feels that you can buy. You can determine the durability, pattern, and feel in many combinations that will best suit your family.
Healthy Living:
Did you know that carpet helps improve air quality? This makes it more comfortable for people who suffer from asthma and allergies. As long as you keep your floors vacuumed and cleaned it will drastically help.
There are many reasons adding carpet to your home may add value. The overall answer as to how adding carpet to your home is up to you. At the end of the day, what’s best for your family is the ultimate answer. If you are looking to add new carpet or flooring in general, contact us today to schedule your consultation.
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Concept Flooring
Concept Flooring in Woodstock, Georgia is a full range flooring options company. We work on carpet, hardwood, LVT & laminate floor in the Metro Atlanta area.
Website- https://www.conceptflooring.com
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