Carpet Removal Cost Calculator

Formula

The formula to calculate the carpet removal cost (CRC) is:

\[ CRC = (A \times CR) + (D \times DR) \]

Where:

$ CRC $ is the total carpet removal cost (dollars).
$ A $ is the total area of the carpet (square feet).
$ CR $ is the cost per square foot for carpet removal (dollars per square foot).
$ D $ is the total distance for disposal (miles).
$ DR $ is the disposal rate per mile (dollars per mile).

What is Carpet Removal Cost?

Carpet removal cost refers to the amount of money charged by professionals to remove old or damaged carpet from a home or commercial space. This cost typically includes labor, disposal of old carpet, and may also involve charges for moving furniture or for removing carpet from stairs. The cost can vary depending on the size of the area, the type of carpet, and the complexity of the job.

Example Calculation

Consider an example where:

Total Area (A): 500 square feet
Cost per Square Foot (CR): $1.50
Total Distance for Disposal (D): 10 miles
Disposal Rate per Mile (DR): $0.50

Using the formula to calculate the Carpet Removal Cost:

\[ CRC = (500 \times 1.50) + (10 \times 0.50) = 750 + 5 = 755 \]

This means that the total carpet removal cost for this example is $755.00.