How To Save Hundreds on New Carpet!
© Alan Fletcher - Carpet expert and
Consumer Advocate
Honest Carpet Information, Best Carpet Prices, How to Measure
Carpet, Carpet Styles
With
over three decades in the Carpet business and more than 14 years as a Consumer
advocate, Alan Fletcher has helped over a million homeowners
choose new Carpet wisely, Save hundreds & Avoid common Carpet scams! Learn
how to buy carpet wisely!
"The
first thing
homeowners need to realize... buying new carpet
today is more difficult and confusing than ever before!
Did
You Know...
1) It's
really easy to choose the wrong
Carpet & Pad.
2)
Most homeowners are unhappy with their carpet purchase in some way.
3)
It's hard to find honest & reputable Carpet and Flooring Dealers.
If
you don't take the time to do your Carpet buying homework you stand to lose
hundreds or even thousands! I
firmly believe that each and every homeowner deserves a fair & square deal on
new Carpet. This is why I created
this website and provide FREE unbiased Carpet Buying Information and advice for
Homeowners.
The
first thing most homeowners want to know is about carpet prices: How
Much Does Carpet Cost?
Carpet
Longevity VS Carpet
Cost
How
long do you want your new carpet to last? Not all carpets are created equal. You
need to know how to choose the right carpet based on how well it is constructed. Don't make the costly mistake of buying new carpet
and padding until you learn how to select the right carpet for your needs and know how to avoid
Common Carpet Scams and Rip offs.
Consumers need to
know what pitfalls to watch out for and how to avoid common carpet buying
mistakes, sneaky sales gimmicks and tricks... Common
Consumer Carpet Buying Mistakes
The
Truth about Buying New Carpet:
The
Carpet Marketplace has changed so dramatically over the past few years that few
homeowners today are totally prepared to deal with the major changes and know
how to select a suitable carpet. My extensive research reveals
that about 74% of all homeowners end up choosing the wrong carpet or padding. I
find that about 84% of homeowners end up with a poor quality installation
job. Most homeowners don't spend enough to buy the right grade of carpet and
eventually
end up unhappy with their Carpet Performance.
Choosing new Carpet wisely requires
being knowledgeable about carpet construction. Here are a few critical areas
that you need to know about in order to make informed carpet choices. You need
to learn about these five carpet specifications:
Six
Keys to Getting a Great Carpet Deal!
1.
Expert advice about Carpet
Selection
2.
How to get Accurate Measuring
3.
How to get Qualified Carpet Installation
4.
Where to find the Best Service and Price
5.
Expert tips to Choosing
the Right
Carpet Pad
6.
How much does Carpet Installation Cost
Most consumers get it
wrong with at least one or more of these four critical areas. The truth is, most
consumers don't know What makes one carpet better than
another?
Unless you
do your carpet homework, how will
you know for sure? Order my Carpet Buying Guide ebook
before you begin shopping for carpet! A mere $14.95 investment will
easily help save you hundreds on your next carpet
purchase! It's 100% Guaranteed or your money back!
I receive plenty of emails
from homeowners who have bought the wrong carpet and want me to help them make
it right. Don't become a victim of a carpet scam! Read about
Carpet
Scams
Buying New
Carpet Wisely
You
must choose the right Grade (quality) and style of carpet as is predetermined by
your own specific Needs, Goals and Lifestyle. The
only way to determine this effectively is to have a fundamental understanding of Carpet
Specifications including face-weight, pile height, tuft
twist and fiber type and how they affect carpet durability and
longevity.
Other
factors that need to be considered are anti-static and anti-stain
properties of the carpet in question. Let me help you make
sense of it all... Take my FREE
Carpet Foot Traffic Test to see which grade of carpet you need to buy! How
to Buy Carpet Wisely in Today's Marketplace
When
is the Best Time to Buy New Carpet?
Alan's
List of Preferred Carpet Dealers
Carpet
Buying Guide