Old carpet out—and the included material hauled away
Padding is often the messiest part of an old carpet job. It may come up in sheets, tear into pieces, or stick to the floor. We will look at the installation, explain what needs to come out, and list the carpet, padding, tack strips, and staples separately on your estimate.
What can be included
- Removal of the old carpet
- Removal of padding from the listed rooms
- Tack-strip and staple removal when included
- Cleanup of loose padding and carpet pieces
- Haul-away and proper disposal of included materials
What matters at a Brunswick property
A downtown building, a one-story home, and a busy office can have very different ways in and out. Tell us about stairs, parking, narrow halls, elevators, and where we can load the old carpet.
We handle requests from homes, apartments, rental properties, offices, shops, and other commercial spaces. Every estimate is based on the actual rooms, carpet, furniture, and access at the property.
What can change the work
Stapled padding
Padding over wood is often held down with many staples, especially near doors and seams.
Glued padding
Padding over concrete may leave foam or glue behind after the main material is removed.
Older material
Aged padding can crumble instead of rolling up, which adds handling and cleanup time.
What to send for a free estimate
- Send a photo of any exposed edge near a doorway or floor vent.
- Tell us about stains, odors, or past water problems.
- Keep children and pets out of the work area.
- Let us know whether you want tack strips and staples removed too.