☰ Menu ScheduleIn-Person or Virtual VisitWe’ve all been there – your house is full, the party is in full swing and then suddenly…someone spills, drops something or damages the floor. And, while it feels like you want everyone to leave while you repair, you probably just need to take a minute and make a quick fix. Don’t worry; Sloane’s Carpet…
Read MoreIt’s that time of year again; we’re all getting ready to gather with friends and family to celebrate Thanksgiving and the end-of-year holidays. And before you think you should just put off your flooring project until after the holidays, we think you should consider new flooring before the holiday madness hits your home. Give yourself…
Read MoreYes, it is still very much summer, but we are already thinking ahead to fall. As fall can be a time of change – kids going back to school or leaving the house, changes in the weather, work returning to “normal” – it is often a time to think about getting your home back in…
Read MoreCandice Olson, a well-known interior designer, once said “The perfect antidote to dark, cold and creepy is light, warm and cozy.” As winter approaches and pandemic-induced hibernation sets in, many of us will take solace in interiors that offer a warm, comfortable coziness. Here are a few easy ways you can warm up your living…
Read MoreWho hasn’t felt the effects of the pandemic on supply chains in recent months? From shortages in toilet paper and hand sanitizer to lumber and coins, the novel coronavirus has wreaked havoc on the procurement and distribution of both raw materials and finished goods around the world. Luckily, Sloane’s Carpet Secret has a unique business…
Read MoreNo one likes slippery sidewalks. That’s why winter sidewalks and roads are salted down with rock salt or magnesium chloride to keep everyone’s cars (and tailbones) safe. But all that salt can soak into shoes, clothes, and carpets, leaving stains and weakening carpet. Here’s how to keep winter streets from doing permanent damage. Keep Salt…
Read MoreWinter has officially arrived in Colorado, and that means cold nights, short days, and warm coats! When the weather outside is frightful, you want to feel cozy and comfortable in your own home. Besides, this is the time of year that you’re likely to be having guests over. Whether it’s college kids who are home…
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