Ask Randy: Can I Get Carpet Installation Financing Without Delaying My Project?

Let’s get right to the straight answer. Yes. You can apply online, get a fast decision from one of our partner lenders, and, when choosing in-stock materials, schedule measurement and installation the same week as long as the financing is approved.

I’m Randy Ahlgrim, and after 33 years in flooring I’ve been working in flooring through my fair share of recessions, including the financial disaster of 2008. While this isn’t a recession like that, it is a time when budgets are getting tight and you want to make sure you have money to fall back on in the case of emergencies.  

We understand your home still needs safe floors or that renovation project needs to stay on schedule. That’s why we offer carpet installation financing. You don’t have to wait months to fix trip hazards at your business or finish that remodel.

If speed matters, ask about in-stock selections up front. We can take you around the showroom and present everything that we have right on location. When you choose in-stock flooring or carpet, all we need to do is load it up on the truck and we are ready to go. 

How the financing works

You complete a quick online application with one of our lender partners. Many programs start with pre-qualification, so you can see potential options before any hard inquiry for final approval. Once approved, we’ll get you set up with your measure date and prepare the materials needed for your job.  

We Finance Carpet Too

We routinely finance carpet repair and brand-new carpet installation. In fact, at Southpark Carpet and Flooring Outlet, carpet is in our name! We have just as much carpet in stock as we do with other flooring options!

If you’ve been searching “carpet installation financing” or “flooring financing,” we got you covered. Just give us a call and say you are ready for new flooring or need repairs but need some financing to get it done. Our team will help you out. 

Have more questions? Send us an email and your question could be the next edition of our “Ask Randy” blog series!

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