Most carpet installers that work for carpet retailers in your area are not employees of the retailer. They are subcontractors. Out of the $7.00 to $10.00 that you pay for carpet installation, $3.00 to $5.00 finds its way back into the pockets of the retailer. In essence, the installer does not receive all that you pay for the carpet installation.
Installers have not had a substantial pay increase in more than 20 years. This could be a part of the reason so many carpet installation-related problems exist. Many installers may be forced to rush through a carpet installation in order to get a second carpet installation completed that day. It may pay dividends to search our your own installer and pay the entire fee to the installer.
Contact one of our Carpet Wholesaler Site Partners for
assistance in finding a competent installer
in your area. Keep in mind however, that by contracting directly with the
installer, you remove a level of liability.
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