Wells Carpet Brokers

We are ready to provide a competitively priced and bespoke solution for all your flooring needs from budget-priced felt backed carpets to high end installations requiring custom colours, designs and borders. We believe in providing the best customer service and have the knowledge that allows our customers a safe and smooth process when choosing their flooring. Our non-pushy approach and tailored service makes our customers feel at ease and lets them know we will do our very best with whatever they need.

At Wells Carpets, we have a wide selection of wood flooring solutions that includes Engineered Hardwood flooring in Laquered and Oiled finishes amongst others. Each of these flooring options are offered in different thicknesses to meet your personal requirements. Wood is easy to clean and maintain and offers distinct benefits to those with allergies. Engineered Hardwood Flooring - This flooring option usually features several layers of wood at the base with a top veneer of solid wood. This makes for an extremely stable board that is suited for homes that have a large amount of foot traffic.

We offer two main types of vinyl flooring: vinyl sheet floor covering and luxury vinyl tiles and planks. Vinyl sheet floor covering gives your space the look of having ceramic floor tiles or slate quarry tiles but comes as an entire sheet that is cut to size. It is much easier and cheaper to install, is comfortable underfoot and can be maintained with ease. Luxury vinyl tiles and planks come as individual pieces and can be laid to any preferred design and varied to create effects such as natural stone or wood.

At Wells Carpets, we are carpet suppliers with a vast range of carpeting available for view at our flooring showroom in Axminster, Devon. If there is anything specific you're looking for, we will be able to have it ordered for you. When choosing a carpet for your home, it is important to not only consider style, colour and cost, but also how it will be used in your home. Hallways, living areas and dining areas will need a shorter, more robust carpet to better handle the high use. Bedrooms with less traffic can have a deeper, more luxurious carpet.