Carpet's Role in Indoor Environment

Carpet has a lot to do with the making your environment free of

allergens.  OSHA estimates that 30 percent of commercial spaces may have indoor air quality problems.  Specific chemical and biological contaminants can affect the occupants of these buildings health. Since these spaces are self contained environments usually connected to a larger environment by heating, ventilation and ac the outside contaminants come in by these routes. Carpet is one of the lowest emitters of volatile organic compounds that pollutes your air space. Other interior products such as paint, wall coverings and other floor covering emit VOCs (volatile organic compounds up to ten times higher.

Carpet will insulate your environment and make your space

warmer or cooler depending upon the conditions.  Carpet also makes sounds less audible and ties the walls and ceilings together to make an inviting environment.