| | Did you know- Shopping for carpet and deciding where to buy carpet has gotten a lot easier and a lot more confusing with the growth of online carpet retailers and discount carpet wholesalers. There are even a number of carpet manufacturers that sell carpet directly to the consumer. For large carpet discounts go to Dalton, GA and visit the 100's of discount carpet wholesalers or visit their websites listed on the carpetbuyershandbook.net.
Where to Buy Carpet BE SURE TO VISIT OUR CARPET WHOLESALER LINKS AT THE TOP AND BOTTOM OF EACH PAGE AND OUR "ON-SITE" CARPET WHOLESALERS WEB PAGES IN OUR CARPET WHOLESALER PROFILES SECTION In examining where to purchase carpet, keep in mind you are likely to hear horror stories about each distribution segment. A good rule of thumb to follow is if you hear a horror story about a particular carpet retailer, carpet wholesaler, or carpet broker, check them out. In my experience, horror stories are communicated to try to dissuade you from visiting them. Usually the referenced carp et retailer is making it difficult to compete in the marketplace, either because his prices are low, his installers are very good, or he has a vast amount of inventory available for immediate carpet installation. Let the communicator of the horror story decide for you where your next shopping visit will be. Let’s face it, a reseller is only going to say positive things about resellers that he can compete with. Department Stores/Home Improvement stores:  The two largest carpet retailers are Home Depot and Sears and despite what you may hear, these retailers sell a lot of carpet. While the price may be slightly higher than carpet specialty stores, the stability and peace of mind that is offered from dealing with someone who you know  will be in business when you need them is worth the higher price for some shoppers. The fact that the carpet purchase may be placed on a charge card with no interest till the next millennium is attractive as well. Also, there may be fewer carpet installation or subcontractor hassles.
The Broker or Carpet Wholesaler: A carpet broker or discount carpet wholesaler need not be as bad an apple as the picture painted by most carpet retailers. They typically buy carpet direct from a manufacturer, deal in volume on shorter profit margins, but typically have good credit references. There is always a fear of the unknown when dealing with a business that you can’t physically visit, but in most cases these fears are unfounded. If there is any question about a discount carpet wholesaler, contact the Better Business Bureau to check on complaints lodged against the company. Also See Buying Wholesale Click on the links below to learn more about carpet.
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