Custom Carpet Services
The remodel is done. The carpet is the part that still looks unfinished.
A wall came out and there's a bare strip where it used to be. New tile stops and the carpet just ends. A built-in went in and now the carpet need to be reinstalled around it. Stairs got wood caps and the runner doesn't fit anymore.
This is the work most flooring companies don't want — too small to sell new carpet, too odd to fit a standard job. It's the work we take. Send a photo of whatever the situation is and we'll tell you whether it's fixable and what it costs.
(913) 912-8710 — text a photo of the problem
What We Handle
Transitions between carpet and other flooring. Carpet to hardwood, tile, LVP, vinyl, or laminate. A clean transition — proper strip, correct height, carpet tucked and secured — is the difference between a remodel that looks finished and one that looks stopped. This is the most common call on this page.
Carpet after a wall comes out. Opening up a kitchen or combining two rooms leaves a bare channel where the plate was. We fill it in with matching donor carpet and seam it so the floor reads as one room.
Adding or removing carpet as a room changes. New flooring going in partway, a closet being converted, a bump-out being added, a doorway being widened — anywhere the carpet's footprint no longer matches the room's.
Stairs. Reinstalling carpet to new wood caps, fitting a runner, replacing damaged nosings, or reworking where carpet meets a landing.
Built-ins and permanent fixtures. Cabinets, bookcases, benches, or a hearth going in or coming out, where the carpet has to be cut back cleanly or filled in behind.
Carpet around new floor features. Relocated registers or vents, new floor outlets, a moved threshold, a pet door.
Basement finishing. New framing that changes where the carpet needs to stop and start.