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Bedroom Carpet

Gabriley Hermando

8 years ago

I want to know how much it will cost, for a room that is 6meter by 6meter

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Classic Floor Designs
8 years ago
Hi Gabriley,

We would love to talk
you through the specific pricing for this dimension, but, in case you are
unaware, we actually provide a free in-home consultation for clients and
potential customers. During the consultation, our team comes to your home to
measure and provide you with an accurate estimate for the requested service.

If you’d like to set up
this free in-home consultation, please contact us at 202-872-9860

Or, if it’s easier for
you, just send us your contact information and we will contact you right away
to set up an appointment!

Thank you!

~Classic Floors Design
Team
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