Philadelphia Profusion carpet in Bundle installed in a Newington sunroom with tall windows and a freestanding stove

Newington, CTHartford County

Carpet, Stair Runners & Carpet Tile in Newington, Connecticut

See three completed Newington projects: a one-day sunroom, hallway, and stair runner installation for returning homeowners in August 2026; an August carpet tile replacement in our own showroom; and a June bedroom and closet carpet replacement with new padding.

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2516 Berlin Turnpike, Newington, CT 06111

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3 completed projects • August 2026

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Residential carpet, bound stair runners, commercial carpet tile, removal and disposal, padding, surface preparation, display coordination, and installation

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Philadelphia Profusion carpet in Bundle installed in a Newington sunroom with tall windows and a freestanding stove
Completed sunroom installation with Philadelphia Profusion 26 in Bundle over new padding.

Sunroom, Hallway & Stair Runner Carpet Installation

Completed August 2026Newington, CT

One-day installationNew paddingBound stair runner
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Neutral carpet tile installed along the main aisle between carpet sample displays in the Floors Now Newington showroom
Completed Philadelphia Commercial Profusion carpet tile in Bundle across the main carpet area of the Floors Now showroom.

Floors Now Philadelphia Profusion Carpet Tile Showroom Installation

Completed August 2026Newington, CT

Four-hour showroom projectStore remained openDisplays moved and reset

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Light carpet installed in a Newington bedroom and closet with green walls and wood trim
Completed bedroom and closet carpet installation in Newington, Connecticut.

Bedroom and Closet Carpet Replacement

Completed June 2026Newington, CT

Carpet removalNew paddingShaw carpet

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Newington flooring FAQ

Questions to settle before the project begins.

What carpet was used for the Newington sunroom, hallway, and stair runner?

The August 2026 residential project used Philadelphia Profusion 26 (54969) in Bundle in the sunroom and Engineered Floors Pinpoint in Fieldcrest in the hallway and on the main stairs. The work included old carpet removal and disposal, new padding, and a bound runner on 13 stairs. Floors Now completed the project in one day for returning homeowners who wanted durable, good-looking carpet.

What did the Floors Now showroom carpet tile project include?

The main installation team moved and later reset the large carpet-sample displays, removed and disposed of the old gray carpet tile, removed some old adhesive, completed skim-coat patching, and installed approximately 180 square feet of Philadelphia Commercial Profusion carpet tile in Bundle. The project took four hours.

Did the Newington showroom remain open during the installation?

Yes. Floors Now remained open while the main installation team completed the showroom project in four hours. Whether another occupied commercial space can remain open depends on access, safety, removal, preparation, installation materials, curing requirements, and how customers or employees move around the work area.

Can large carpet-sample displays be moved for new flooring?

Display moving can be included when the size, contents, clearances, work sequence, and responsibility for moving and resetting each piece are confirmed in advance. For this project, the Floors Now installation team moved and reset the large carpet-sample displays around the flooring work.

What preparation was needed before the new showroom carpet tile?

After the old gray carpet tile was removed, the team removed some of the old adhesive and used skim-coat patching before installing the new carpet tile. Preparation requirements vary with the condition revealed after removal and the selected flooring system.

Should carpet padding be replaced with new carpet?

For a typical stretch-in carpet replacement, new compatible cushion is normally installed. Existing padding may be compressed, damaged, contaminated, or incompatible with the new carpet. Both the August 2026 sunroom, hallway, and stair runner project and the June 2026 bedroom and closet project included new padding.

Can I compare carpet and carpet tile at the Newington showroom?

Yes. You can compare carpet and carpet tile styles, colors, textures, performance features, and applicable installation details at the Floors Now showroom while discussing your rooms or commercial work areas.

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Share whether your Newington project is residential or commercial, the rooms or work areas, any stairs or runner plans, existing flooring, preferred carpet or carpet tile, removal and preparation needs, furniture or display coordination, access requirements, and timing. Our team will review the scope and follow up about the most practical next step.

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