Does anybody know what it would cost to replace the carpet in a 40 ft Class A. It would be done at a shop as this is not my type of a DYI project. I imagine that most of the RV's that are between 2002 and 2008 have pretty well worn carpets. Do people even replace carpets in RV's?
cost to replace carpet
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Ernie Ekberg
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coaches that come to me want engineered wood. Easy to keep. I add that material to the slides and add carpet where wood won't go
Gary RV_Wizard
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Probably around $2000 or so for carpet. The carpet itself isn't the major cost - there are not a lot of square feet so even a top grade of carpet doesn't cost a lot. Lots of labor, though, cutting and fitting, removing/reinstalling furnishings, etc. Costs can be somewhat higher if you have step wells to refinish or other special needs.
I did my own RV carpet (with help from a buddy) in 2014. Also did the bedroom in laminate last winter, using some product I had left over from remodeling the stick house.
I did my own RV carpet (with help from a buddy) in 2014. Also did the bedroom in laminate last winter, using some product I had left over from remodeling the stick house.
legrandnormand
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I just had my carpet removed from the kitchen and living room area, roughly 22' X 8' and on one of the slides 12' X 3'; it was replaced by some type of cushion vinyl flooring and the shop where I got it done worked a full day (8 hours) to remove the carpet and reinstall the new flooring; the main area is a one piece and so is the slideout and quite a lot of cutting and fitting was done, just like Gary mentioned. The material and the labour cost just over $1200. (CAN.) including 15% taxes.
