Countrywide Flooring is a locally operated carpet retailer and installation company serving Oklahoma City with residential and commercial carpet sales, stretching back decades in the metro area. The business handles everything from showroom selection through professional installation, repair, and padding upgrades, positioning it as a full-service alternative to big-box flooring chains and independent installers who sell only labor.
Countrywide operates a retail showroom where customers can browse in-stock and order carpet samples, plus a dedicated installation crew licensed and bonded for residential and commercial jobs. The company does not specialize exclusively in carpet; it also carries vinyl, laminate, and hardwood. For readers focused on carpet specifically, the depth of inventory and on-site installation capability distinguishes it from mail-order or drop-ship competitors and from installers without retail space.
Countrywide stocks residential carpet in loop, cut pile, and textured constructions from mid-range and premium mills. Prices for installed residential carpet (material plus labor) typically run $3 to $8 per square foot depending on pile type and backing; commercial contracts and bulk jobs may differ. A standard residential room (200 square feet) with basic loop carpet and pad generally costs between $800 and $2,000 installed. Installation includes removal of old carpet, disposal, subfloor inspection, padding installation, and seaming. Prices should be confirmed directly by phone or in-store visit, as material costs fluctuate.
Beyond installation, Countrywide offers carpet repair (patching, seaming, restretching), which runs $150 to $500 depending on damage size and location. Padding upgrades (from standard 6 lb. to premium 8 or 10 lb. density) add $0.50 to $1.50 per square foot and improve durability and comfort underfoot. The company also provides estimates in-home for large jobs, a service many smaller installers do not bundle with retail shopping.
Oklahoma City residents choosing carpet typically encounter three models: national chains (Flooring America, Empire Today), independent installers with no showroom, and full-service retailers like Countrywide. Empire Today offers in-home shopping and quick turnaround but limited customization and higher per-square-foot labor rates (often $2 to $3 above local shops). National franchises move volume quickly but rely on commissioned salespeople and sometimes cut corners on subfloor prep. Independent installers in Oklahoma City frequently offer lower labor rates ($1 to $3 per square foot) but require customers to source their own carpet from big-box stores or online, which eliminates accountability if material or installation fails.
Countrywide's advantage sits between these poles: retail inventory visible before purchase, local installation crew answerable to the business itself, and repair services under one roof. A homeowner who sees carpet in the showroom, has it installed by the company's own crew, and later needs a seam repaired avoids the coordination hassle of tracking down an unrelated installer months later.
Countrywide works well for homeowners and small commercial tenants (offices, retail storefronts) who want to compare carpet in person, value local accountability, and prefer not to coordinate separate vendors. Customers in northwest Oklahoma City or the metro area who can visit the showroom benefit most. It is also a fit for anyone with existing carpet from the company who needs warranty work or repair, since Countrywide maintains records.
The business does not suit buyers committed to ultra-budget pricing, deep discounters shopping online-only, or those in rural areas too far from the showroom to visit. Customers needing exotic commercial spec (stadium seating, hospitality-grade treatments) may find more depth at national specification centers, though Countrywide can special-order most commercial lines.
Callers typically book a showroom visit or request an in-home estimate. At the showroom, customers walk sample displays organized by pile type and color, ask installation questions, and receive a binding quote based on square footage, room conditions, and material choice. For in-home estimates, a representative visits with samples, assesses subfloor (checking for moisture, uneven joists, or asbestos in old tile), and provides pricing same-day or within 48 hours. First visits average 30 to 45 minutes. Customers can also call with dimensions and existing photos to receive a phone quote, though the company typically prefers in-home sight of the space.
Countrywide Flooring operates a showroom in Oklahoma City with standard business hours (typically 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, with reduced Saturday hours). Street parking is available at the location. Confirm hours and exact address before visiting, as retailers occasionally shift scheduling. Installation crews work Monday through Friday and some Saturdays, with typical jobs scheduled 1 to 2 weeks out during non-peak seasons and 3 to 4 weeks during spring and summer.
Countrywide remains a practical choice for Oklahoma City homeowners who value seeing and touching carpet before committing and who expect the installer to stand behind the work if problems arise later.
