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Before Installation: Have a clear understanding of the services the retailer that will provide and be aware of those that you must handle, Before the installers arrive, complete other remodeling projects intended in the room, such as painting and wallpapering. Vacuum the old carpet to avoid the possibility of airborne dust and dirt. After the carpet and cushion are removed, vacuum the sub-floor 



When Carpet is Delivered: Check its texture, color, and style; make sure there are no visible defects before installation. Be sure the installer will adhere to the Standard for Installation of Residential Carpet. 






During Installation: New, thicker carpet may prevent doors from swinging clear and free. The installer will remove the doors and re-hang them if possible. If the doors do not clear, arrange to have them trimmed. It is your responsibility to provide an adequate supply of fresh air during installation. Open windows and doors, use an exhaust fan, or operate the fan of your heating or air conditioning system.

After Installation: Vacuum your carpet to remove loose fibers. You may notice a slight new carpet smell, which should dissipate quickly. Ventilate the area for 48 to 72 hours. If you are unusually sensitive to odors or allergy-prone, you may want to avoid the installation area during this period. If you have any questions about this, contact your retailer.

Common sense recommendations for Carpet Installation in New York:

• Install a carpet with CRI's Indoor air Quality Carpet Testing Program label, indicating that the product type has been tested and meets the low TVOC emissions criteria  
• When the carpet is to be glued down (not usually in residential applications), ask the installer to use an adhesive displaying the CRI's Indoor Air Quality Adhesive Testing Program label, indicating that it has been tested and meets the low TVOC emissions criteria. 

• Vacuum the old carpet prior to removal and the floor after the old carpet and cushion has been removed to minimize airborne dust and other particulates.
• Ventilate with fresh air (open windows, operate a fan, and/or run the fan of the heat/air system continuously) during the removal of the old carpet and the installation of the new carpet, and for 48 to 72 hours after installation. Use a professional installer and confirm that the minimum industry-accepted installation standards are followed. 
• Use a professional installer and confirm that the minimum industry-accepted installation standards are followed.

• Those who consider themselves unusually sensitive or prone to allergic reactions may wish to leave the premises while the old carpet is being removed and the new carpet installed, and for 48 to 72 hours afterward.