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Nolan Gray
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CARPET in Rental Property (If left with no choice!)

Nolan Gray
  • Investor
  • Milwaukee, WI
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I always steer away from installing carpet in rental properties. I May do Bedrooms occasionally. I'm writing looking for advice on carpet installs... Sometimes in older homes the floors are damaged to the point where carpet is the fastest / best looking option for a quick rehab. I know Laminate is an option but labor can get expense and its time consuming. What is the best type of carpet as far as look and durability for rentals? Where is the best place to shop for carpet ? all input and photos is much appreciated !!

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Gail K.
  • Augusta, GA
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Gail K.
  • Augusta, GA
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Ever thought of carpet tiles?  The hospital I worked at used them in areas where there was carpet. 

Here in Georgia we have carpet manufactures up in north Georgia.  Early on I'd order overstock carpet tiles from them.  These are large tiles (often 18 inches by 18 inches) so they go down fairly quickly.   I'd always order some extra and keep it in storage.  That way if a tile got damaged or stained it could be removed and replaced easily.

Gail

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