Carpet Flooring in Centennial, Aurora & the Denver Metro Area

From our own job records: 9 of the 13 carpet jobs on our invoices from September 2025 to October 2026 included carpet on the stairs. More numbers on our Denver-area flooring facts page.

Carpet that fits how you use each room

Carpet is still the warmest, quietest and most comfortable floor you can put in a bedroom, basement or family room. We carry soft, thick styles for bedrooms and tougher, stain-resistant carpet for stairs, hallways and homes with pets. Once you’ve picked one, our own crew installs it over a new pad and power-stretches it so it stays flat.

Installer fastening a transition strip where carpet meets laminate flooring

Cut pile carpeting

Cut pile is the most common carpet in homes. The yarn loops are cut, which gives it a soft surface that feels good underfoot. Saxony, plush, textured and frieze are all types of cut pile, and they differ mainly in how tightly the yarn is twisted and how much they show footprints.

Loop pile carpeting

Loop pile carpet, including Berber, keeps the yarn in uncut loops. It’s tight, durable and hides dirt well, so it’s popular in basements, offices and busy hallways. The one thing to know is that a pet’s claws can snag a loop, so for homes with cats or large dogs we usually suggest a cut pile instead.

Frieze carpeting

Frieze has long, tightly twisted yarns that curl in different directions. That casual, textured look hides footprints, vacuum marks and wear better than smooth plush, which makes it a practical choice for family rooms and stairs.

Plush carpeting

Plush is a smooth, dense cut pile with a velvety feel. It looks the most formal and feels the softest, which is why people love it in bedrooms. The tradeoff is that it shows footprints and vacuum lines more than textured styles.

Brands and Pricing

Carpet brands we carry: Revolution Mills, Dreamweaver and Zain. Carpet installation includes an upgraded pad. Pricing depends on the carpet, pad and room sizes, so we measure and provide a free written quote. See all flooring brands we carry.

Feel the Samples Before You Choose

Carpet is hard to judge from a photo, so walk on the samples in our Centennial showroom or ask us to bring them to your home. We’ll measure the rooms and give you a written quote that lists the carpet, pad, removal of the old carpet and installation.

Carpet brands we carry

These are the carpet lines on the floor in our Centennial showroom. We carry and install all of them, so you can walk on the samples, compare textures, and see the colors in daylight before you commit.

Dream Weaver by engineered floors

Dream Weaver is the carpet we sell most. It is built on solution-dyed fiber, which means the color runs through the strand instead of sitting on the surface. That is what makes it hold up on stairs, in family rooms, and in rental turnovers where carpet takes the most abuse.

AmeriFloor

AmeriFloor covers the everyday end of our range. It is a sensible choice when you are carpeting a whole basement or a bedroom level and you want something that wears well across a lot of square footage.

Revolution Mills

Revolution Mills builds performance carpet designed to clean up easily. It comes up most often with households that have pets or young children, where spills and traffic are simply part of the deal.

Not sure which suits your rooms? Bring your paint colors or a photo into the showroom and we will narrow it down with you, then measure and quote the installation up front.

More carpet in our showroom

Our carpet displays include Anything Goes! carpet by Shaw (styles such as What A Life and What A Dream), AmeriFloor styles Elegant, Prime Time, Vintage and Framework II, and Dream Weaver. Carpet bought with installation comes with a free pad upgrade. Colors on display change as manufacturers update their lines. Call (303) 993-6479 or stop by the showroom to see current samples, or ask us to bring samples to your home.

More about Anything Goes! carpet by Shaw.