Brough Carpets

Brough Carpets was founded over 60 years ago when Arnie Meredith and Andy Brough partnered together to open Meredith and Brough Carpets in 1958. They remained in business until the late 1960s when they split and Andy Brough continued in carpet retail under the name, Andy Brough & Sons Carpet & Drapery. The Brough name has come to represent Service and Quality. We are your flooring service experts, and quality is our top priority. Our well-trained and friendly staff are on the road throughout your area to help you select your new flooring and to provide our services to your fullest satisfaction.

Our professional installation will give you high quality, durable, long-lasting new flooring. Brough Carpets knows that flooring manufacturers and retailers always recommend professional installation because most inexperienced installers and do-it-yourselfers won't achieve the results that these fine materials deserve. That's the case because no two flooring products require the same installation methods recommended by their manufacturers. In fact, many manufacturers will not even honor the product warranties they provide unless their installation has been completed by professional installers.

After a long, hard day at work, there is nothing more inviting than a comfortable bed. The right mattress can make the difference between a relaxing, restful sleep and back injuries, discomfort and restless nights. At Brough Carpets, we bring local clients the promise of affordable comfort with our mattress products and services. Fast delivery and one of the largest catalogs featuring all of your favorite brands and styles makes it simple to find exactly what you are looking for. Our express delivery makes it possible to replace your worn out mattress fast, ensuring that you can spend your nights in luxury in no time.

Brough Carpets can help you choose and install beautiful wood flooring that offers amazing looks, durability, and long life. Hardwood floors are as close to immortal as any flooring material can be. Many that were installed 100 years ago or even more, are still in use today and are in relatively good condition aesthetically and functionally. There are three different styles of solid wood floors: Tongue and groove, square edge and parquet. All three of these styles are available in a variety of widths, lengths and grades.