Mohawk Flooring Dealer in Sacramento: The Range and How to Choose

Mohawk is the largest flooring manufacturer in the world, which means two things for anyone shopping it: the range is enormous, and it is easy to end up comparing products that were never meant for the same room. Citadel Spaces supplies Mohawk across the Sacramento region, and this is the short version of how the range divides.

What the Mohawk range covers

Mohawk residential broadloom is the carpet side, and it is where Mohawk's scale shows most: a very wide spread of fibre types and constructions at almost every price point. Mohawk resilient vinyl covers luxury vinyl plank and tile, the category that has taken over kitchens, bathrooms and rentals for good reason. Mohawk wood and laminate covers the hard surface end. The whole range sits at Mohawk.

Choosing within the range

The useful question is not which Mohawk line is best, but which room you are solving. For bedrooms and upstairs living, carpet still does things no hard surface does, for warmth and for sound. For kitchens, bathrooms and anywhere water is a realistic prospect, resilient vinyl is the straightforward answer. For open living areas where you want the look of wood over a slab, laminate and resilient both work where solid hardwood does not.

Within carpet, the fibre matters more than the pattern. Ask about the fibre type and the density before you fall in love with a colour, because those two decide how it looks in year five.

What a local dealer changes

Flooring is heavy and bulky, and the freight on it is not incidental. Buying regionally shortens that leg. It also means you can put your hand on the product: carpet in particular photographs badly, and pile height and density are things you judge by touch rather than by screen.

We serve Sacramento, Elk Grove, Roseville, Folsom, Rancho Cordova, Citrus Heights, West Sacramento and Davis, and Sacramento County generally, from our showroom at 5855 Power Inn Rd, Sacramento, CA 95824.

Before you order

Measure properly and add for waste. Carpet has its own complication: it comes in fixed widths, so the seam layout in your rooms affects how much you actually need, sometimes considerably. Our flooring and tile coverage calculator gets you a working number, and we will sanity check it against your room dimensions before anything is ordered. For the total project cost, see our whole-home flooring budget guide.

Visit or call

Showroom: 5855 Power Inn Rd, Sacramento, CA 95824, Monday to Friday nine to five, Saturdays by appointment. Call (916) 223-5762 or use the contact page. If you have a Mohawk product name or number already, send it over and we will come back with availability and pricing.

Carpet: fibre and density decide everything

Carpet is the largest part of the Mohawk range and the part most often chosen on colour alone. Two specifications decide how it looks in year five, and neither is visible in a photograph.

• Fibre. Nylon is the most resilient underfoot and recovers best from crushing. Polyester holds colour beautifully and resists stains, but flattens sooner in a hallway. Triexta sits between the two.
• Density. How tightly the tufts are packed. Bend a corner back: if you can see the backing easily, it will show traffic paths early.
• Twist. How tightly each yarn is spun. Tighter twist holds its shape longer, which is what stops a frieze going frizzy.
• Pad. The wrong pad shortens the life of a good carpet, and it is the cheapest thing in the whole job to get right.

Live carpet pricing on our shelves runs about $1.01 to $4.92 per square foot, with the middle of the range around $2.74. Browse Mohawk residential broadloom.

Which Mohawk line for which room

Before you order Mohawk

• Carpet comes in fixed widths, so the seam layout in your rooms changes how much you actually need, sometimes considerably.
• Ask for the fibre and the density, not just the colour and the pattern.
• Specify the pad deliberately. It is cheap and it decides how long a good carpet lasts.
• Check the stair rating separately if stairs are in scope.
• Send us the product name or number and we will confirm availability and current pricing before you commit.

Size the job with the coverage calculator and we will sanity check it against your room dimensions.

One last thing worth knowing before you shop: Mohawk is the largest flooring manufacturer in the world, so the same brand name sits on products built for completely different rooms and budgets. Comparing two Mohawk products tells you very little on its own. Compare within a line, for the room you are actually solving, and the range stops being overwhelming.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you price a specific Mohawk product for me? Yes. Send the name or product number through the contact page and we will confirm current pricing and availability.

Is Mohawk carpet good for stairs? Some constructions are, some are not. Stairs are hard on carpet, so ask us for a construction rated for it rather than choosing on appearance.

Do you supply the padding as well? Yes, and it matters more than most people expect. The wrong pad will shorten the life of a good carpet.

Which Mohawk line works over a concrete slab? Resilient vinyl and laminate both do, given a flat slab and appropriate moisture testing. Solid hardwood does not.

Where to Start

Decide the room first, because that decides the category. Bedrooms and stairs point at broadloom carpet; kitchens, baths and rentals point at resilient vinyl; open living over a slab points at wood and laminate. Size it with the coverage calculator, then send us the product name and we will come back with availability and pricing through contact.

Shop the range of carpet, and let the flooring and tile coverage calculator convert your room dimensions into a quantity.