Carpet Depot is certified by the State of Texas as a historically underutilized business (HUB), Disadvantaged Business Enterprise, Woman-owned Business Enterprise and more. Carpet Depot is registered with the federal government as a HUBZone, small minority woman-owned disadvantaged business, 8a and more.

Clients include City of Houston, State of Texas, Houston Independent School District, Port of Houston Authority and private sector. No job is too small or too large. Boats, dog houses, rental properties,
churches, organizations, etc.

Carpet Depot will install products already purchased by consumer but can only guarantee the labor.

Carpet Depot accepts major credit cards, checks and cash. The top five questions consumers must answer prior to shopping for floor covering products:

1. Have you accurately measured the room that will receive floor covering?
Please use a tape measure, not your feet or hands to walk off the area. Wall to threshold of door and wall to wall. If bedroom has closet that sets inside the room like inside a box, then your measurement should automatically include the closet and there is no need to measure closet separately. However, if closet sets outside the box (room) then you must measure it
separately as if measuring the bedroom. Ex. If a room measures 12' x 12' and the closet sets inside this room there is no need to measure closet separately. But if the closet is an extension or sets outside this room then measure it. Closet could measure 5' x 5' or larger, maybe smaller.

2. What type of floor is underneath the existing floor covering?
You must know if it is wood, concrete or whatever. This best helps determine the need for floor prep
or the type of tack strips needed if for carpet or any other floor covering. Know your home.

3. Do not remove tack strips if you are going to replace old carpet with new carpet. Use of existing tack strips saves time and money. New tack strips will be installed as needed. Removal of tack strips from concrete floors tends to cause removal of small sections of concrete so to avoid unnecessary chipping, leave existing tack strips in place.

4. If you feel the closet floor covering does not need replacing then do not include in your equation.

5. Always take a pillow or paint sample to the carpet store when trying to match or achieve a certain
decor. Greens, blues and beiges really look quite different once side by side, so unless you wish to
have slightly different colors, take samples to compare.

6. Do not be fooled by carpet sold by the foot. Once you add the footage you will realize the savings are not there. Your measurements will be calculated to yardage and carpet is sold by the yard.
Total your room measurements and divide by 9 to get your total yardage needed. Be safe and go over 5-10 yards. You never want to be short with any floor covering! The dye lot and time to order the extra floor covering are not what you want to frustrate yourself with later.

7. Please buy new floor covering. Too often consumers ask for used carpet. Who wants someone else's dead skin cells, germs, dirt, etc. brought into their home or work environment? No warrantees are given used carpet. In fact, it costs more to install.

8. Vinyl roll goods are best. Square tiles eventually shift once water and other liquids get underneath, followed by dirt. Rolled vinyl covers floor and avoids such problems. Carpet Depot does not sell or install vinyl squares.

Carpet Depot is a member of Houston Minority Business Council, Houston Citizens Chamber of Commerce, Black Contractors and Business Owners, Hispanic Contractors Association.