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History
Davis Carpet first opened its doors in November 1969, in Enid, Oklahoma. Prior to this, owner Ray Davis was employed as a Fireman and worked part-time at a carpet store. At only 23 years old and a new dad to a four month old baby girl, Ray begrudgingly accepted a $1,000.00 loan from his parents, Lee and Ellen Davis of Bethany.
Our Vision
Provide affordable flooring and professional installation within our community and surrounding cities.
Our Mission
Since first opening our doors in 1969, Davis Carpet has remained family owned and operated and continues to provide the largest in stock flooring selections, lowest prices, best customer service and professional installation available in the metropolitan.
What Our Customers Are Saying
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Carpet
Whether you need carpet for your home or business, Davis Carpet is here to provide you with the best flooring options for your individual needs. Come see our large showroom full of flooring inventory!
Residential
Davis Carpet has a large selection of in-stock residential carpet and has been providing homes carpet for over 50 years.
Commercial
Davis Carpet has a large range of commercial flooring that will withstand high traffic for busy businesses.
Who is Ray Lee Davis?
God made Him who knew no sin to be sin on our behalf, so that we might become the righteousness of God. Ray Lee Davis, owner of Davis Carpet, died unexpectedly Sunday, November 24, 2019, at the age of 73. Ray is survived by his wife, Debbie Davis and her son, Raymond Hill; Ray’s two daughters, Candy Schwarz and husband Jim;
Who was Ray Davis' grandmother?
At that moment, Ray was reunited with his parents, Lee Evan and Ellen Davis, and his grandmother, Naomi Davis, who preceded him in death. Ray was a Veteran of the U.S. Navy and served during Vietnam.
