Welcome to Alexandria Carpet One & Commercial Carpets of America.
Chris Moline, Residential Group Manager
You’ll find a wealth of flooring-related information in the many posts on our blog.
RESIDENTIAL – Are you looking for the latest information on flooring trends, fashion or the environmental impact/carbon footprint of your flooring choice? You’ve come to the right place. How about Cork, Heated Floors, Dustless Hardwood Refinishing, Reclaimed Wood, Custom Staircases, Carpet Cushion, Floor Repair Information… it’s all here!
COMMERCIAL – Are you a facility manager looking to replace carpet, carpet tile, vct, porcelain, rubber, or linoleum flooring? We provide material and installation services nationwide to many commercial end-users. You won’t have to worry about whether or not we can do quality work… after 35 years, we’ve proven it and you’ll look good when you choose the CCA team.
GSA - Are you a government contract specialist looking to touch base with a GSA, TXMAS or AFNAF professional? You’ve found us!
Whatever your flooring needs, give us a call at 703-370-0000 or send an email. You’ll be glad you did!
Contact Chris Moline, our Residential Group Manager, for any flooring-related questions.
Email
703-856-4929
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alexandriacarpetone // September 26, 2008 at 3:24 pm |
This Monday, September 29, we will begin installing flooring in our “Green Area” in the Alexandria, Virginia showroom.
Highlights include:
No-VOC adhesives
Natural cork flooring
Reclaimed Heart pine
Radiant subfloor heat (VERY energy efficient)
Marmoleum Click floating floor
Beautiful wool carpet from Stanton
Sorona fiber frisse carpet from Mohawk
Reclaimed heartpine and 600-year-old ancient Chinese elm from Mountain Lumber.
All flooring types have been chosen to show that green can be very fashionable… and that we really do know what we’re talking about.
alexandriacarpetone // September 29, 2008 at 3:10 pm |
Installation of the “Green Area” began this morning at 7 a.m. We’re finished with the Grizzly reclaimed heart pine and just now starting on the Natural Cork Edipo “pattern.”
Pictures of the in-process job will be up soon.
Alyssa // December 2, 2008 at 6:06 pm |
This is a great idea. I’d love to write a post about you guys on GOforchange.com. A Baltimore, Maryland based eco site.