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AUTOMOTIVE CARPET SERVICES

Replacing automotive carpet and padding involves a systematic approach to ensure the new carpet fits precisely, looks professional, and functions as intended.

The vehicle's interior is revitalized, enhancing comfort, aesthetics, and often the overall value of the car.
Aftermarket Carpet Replacement Pricing

We prioritize transparency in our pricing and believe in delivering value with each service. Here’s a guide to the cost structure for our aftermarket carpet replacement:

  • Starting Price: From $475 and upwards.

Factors Influencing the Pricing:

  1. Size of the Carpet: Naturally, larger areas require more material and labor, affecting the overall cost.
  2. Partial vs. Complete Replacement: Although we can replace specific sections of the carpet, for the sake of uniformity and aesthetics, we often recommend replacing either the entire front or rear section of the floorboard.

Please note that these are general estimates. For a detailed quote tailored to your vehicle's needs, consider scheduling an in-person consultation with our experts. Together, we'll determine the best solution for your vehicle's interior. We recommend requesting a quote >>>>

Here's a step-by-step breakdown of our process:

Assessment and Measurement: Begin by evaluating the extent of wear or damage to the existing carpet and padding. Measure the area of the interior that requires carpeting to determine the size and shape needed for the replacement.

Removal of Seats and Trimmings: Most of the car's interior (like seats, console, kick panels, and possibly door sills) needs to be removed to access the entire carpet area.

Old Carpet and Padding Removal: Carefully remove the existing carpet and padding. Use this as a reference or template for cutting the new carpet and padding if a pre-molded kit isn't being used.

Cleaning and Inspection: Once the old carpet and padding are out, inspect the floor pan for rust, holes, or other damage. Clean the entire surface to ensure the new padding and carpet adhere properly and sit evenly.

Cutting and Shaping: If not using a pre-molded carpet, the new carpet and padding need to be cut to the required shape using the old carpet as a guide. Ensure it fits around contours, seat brackets, and other fixtures.

Sound Deadening (Optional): Before laying the new padding, many people opt to install sound deadening materials. This can reduce road noise and improve the vehicle's acoustics.

Installing New Padding: Lay down the new padding, ensuring it fits perfectly. Some types of padding may require adhesive to stay in place.

Installing New Carpet: Carefully lay down the new carpet over the padding. Begin from the center and work your way outwards, ensuring there are no wrinkles or bubbles. Trim any excess material, and make cuts where necessary for seat brackets, consoles, or other fixtures.

Re-Installation of Interior: Reinstall the seats, console, kick panels, door sills, and any other components that were removed.

Final Adjustments: Once everything is reinstalled, inspect the carpet to ensure it lays flat, fits around all fixtures correctly, and appears seamless. Trim or adjust as necessary.

Cleaning and Maintenance: Vacuum the new carpet and use scotch-guard protection or conditioners when necessary, especially if the carpet material requires it.

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