3029-11 Stonybrook Drive

Raleigh, NC 27604

919.876.2700 phone

919.876.8060 fax

Our team is available for daytime, evening, and weekend appointments.  We look forward to working with you!

Dalton Carpet is a member of the better business bureau.

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When shown our program 8 out of 10 families order carpet from us.

Who We Are and How We Do Business

Dalton Carpet has been selling and installing carpet for 30 years.  We provide our clients with the most competitive prices  — often 30 to 40% cheaper than area carpet retailers.

We can offer these low prices because...

  • We do not operate a large, expensive retail store.  We have a small office/warehouse and our cost on average is 1/10th of our competitors.  This is why we extend exceptional prices on to our customers.
  • We buy direct from the factory when you place your order and this eliminates excess inventory costs.  Again, even more cost savings to our customers.
  • With our shop at home program, there is no need to drive all over town to look at a jungle of carpet samples.  We will bring the samples to you, so you can shop in the comfort of your own home.  Just give us a call!  While we are there we will measure the rooms you are thinking of carpeting, help you make a selection, and give you one price that includes the new carpet, pad, and labor (plus moving furniture and disposal of old carpet and pad.)
What Most Carpet Retailers Will Not Tell You
  • Berber carpet is not recommended for high-traffic areas.  Berber carpet will pack and crush over time, especially in high-traffic areas and pivot points in your home.  Because Berber is a loop construction, the yarn is subject to pick and pull out of the carpet.

  • Berber carpet made with Olefin should only be used in low-traffic areas.  It is not recommended for homes with household pets.

  • Frieze carpets is designed for everyday use.  It is the newest product in the carpet industry.

  • Trackless carpet is the #1 carpet in the world.  It is designed for high-traffic areas and has relatively low maintenance requirements.

What You Need To Know

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