Commercial Carpeting and Residential Carpeting FAQ: Part 1
Before purchasing commercial carpeting, residential carpeting, or carpet tiles, it is important that you have all of your questions answered. Cadillac Carpet & Flooring has decided to provide a list of answers to the various frequently asked questions regarding commercial carpet, residential carpet, and carpet tiles.
What Type of Fibers Do I Need in My Commercial or Residential Carpet?
The answer to this question is dependent on your needs. If you are a high traffic business, you will require commercial carpeting that has thick and durable fibers. This is easily verified by checking to see how easily you can access the backing of the carpet. If the fibers are thick and the backing is difficult to touch, the carpet is likely durable enough for your needs. In addition, a commercial carpet with fibers that are tightly twisted will perform better long-term and increase the longevity of your carpet.
When it comes to residential carpet, your needs are important. Choosing the proper style is the first step, but you must also keep in mind what type of room the floor will be placed in. If you have children, it is safe to assume that they will eventually spill something on the carpet, so choosing the right color and a residential carpet with fibers that are easy to clean are your top priorities.
What Should I Do With Carpet Tiles That Smell
One of the biggest issues with carpeting is they are difficult to clean. If you notice that your carpet tiles have a strange odor, try ventilating and vacuuming them. If this doesn’t work, your carpet tiles will require hot water extraction. Through this process, bacteria, stains, and other blemishes are removed from the carpet. Think of this process like dry-cleaning for your residential carpet and commercial carpet.
If you are looking to install residential carpeting, commercial carpeting, or carpet tiles, Cadillac Carpet & Flooring is here to help you. We offer our services to clients in Toronto, Thornhill, Richmond Hill, Woodbridge, Mississauga, and the entire GTA.
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