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Ron's Carpet and Design

Ron’s Carpet and Design is a family owned and operated carpet and design business in metro Detroit. We’ve been open for over 30 years – we started in our basement, and now we have our own showroom – all because of building great customer relationships with the best craftsmanship and carpet and flooring experts in Southeast Michigan.

We will work with you so you can make the best choice for your flooring and interior needs, and we’ll make the installation process painless.

We are are the residential flooring leader in metro Detroit for carpet, hardwood flooring, vinyl flooring, vinyl strip flooring, laminate flooring, cork flooring, leather flooring, rubber flooring, concrete tile, ceramic tile, carpet tile, and vinyl composition tile (VCT). We specialize in window treatments, wallpaper, and custom draperies. We install, and we can assist in design.

We have done many commercial flooring jobs in Michigan and throughout the Midwest. We can serve any size business.

We proudly feature major national flooring brands like Stanton Carpet, Shaw Carpet, Shaw Philadelphia Commercial, Shaw Queen Carpet, Mannington Floors, Somerset Hardwood Flooring, Viking Hardwood Flooring, Torlys Leather Flooring, Karndean Vinyl Flooring, Avaire Ceramic Tile, Dixie Home Carpet, Quick-Step Flooring, and Courtisan Carpet.

We look forward to serving you in your flooring needs with the expertise and professionalism that has kept us in business in metro Detroit flooring for over 30 years.

Sincerely,

Ron and Gail Asman
Ron’s Carpet and Design

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