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 12 × 16 =192 Sq ft. which is 21 1\3 yards    say you pay 2$ a Sq ft (18$ a yard)   pad runs you say 3$ Sq yard    and installation costs you 4$ Sq yd That scenario will cost out about $535.

 10 by 10 room  that is 100 Sq ft.  if you went with the $2.50 rule  250$.         more like 300-350.  first you can't buy a 10 x 10  it comes 12 wide. so your buying 120 Sq ft..  and labor on 13 yards that will be a minimum so 100-150.

 13 × 17 room = 221 Sq ft  24.5 yards if you go with the $2.50 a foot deal. (carpet+pad+labor=$2 50) it would be $ 552.50

Vinegar, water,  baking soda... 3 ingredients.     mix water with vinegar, 2:1, which is 2 cups water 1 cup vinegar .       use that mix to scrub the carpet.      then apply baking soda  let dry vacuum up. that's it.

 Yea $350 carpet pad & labor on a 10 x 12 room.   that is possible if you do your homework

 If the tile is $1.00 a square foot (you can find tile at them prices).       And say labor is $2.50 a square foot.   if your kitchen is 15 x 18 that would cost you about $945.    If your kitchen is a 10 x 12  your looking at 420

 15 x 16= 240 Sq ft,,  25 & 2/3 Sq yards.  100$ install   70$ pad    300$ carpet. the feeling of having new carpet... priceless.

 hallways and living rooms.  carpet installers do alot of them. hallways are time consuming with hardly any pay.   as matter of fact I just did a living room and hallway it was 52 yards.  I believe the carpet was 13$ a yard, pad was 2.50$ a yard  installation was 4$ a yard  = $216 for labor.    130$ for pad. 676$ for the carpet.  fir a total of 1202$ for material and labor on a living room and hallway.

  So you need new carpet in your bedroom and your wondering what it will cost.        well let's see .  sat your bedroom is like mine 11 x 14 , that's 154 Sq ft or, 17 and a third yards.    ok a good carpet  24$ a yard carpet that's 408$  good pad 4$ a yard about 70$  installation cost it will be 100 or a minimum.. so about $580 to carpet your bedroom.

 say your living room is 14 x 18.  28 yards.  that's  a good average size living room.      You use a pretty good carpet cause it's the living room. Say $15 a yard. $420      Good pad  $4 a yard.  $112   and installation call it 55$ a yard . $140.     in the $ 700 area.

100 yards of carpet. ball park figure is 1500$. If you use an average carpet say 12 $ a yard.    decent pad $3.50 a yard  and installation 4$ a yard.    That would come out to $1,950 +/-

20 yards what is that gonna cost.  well  if ya figure 4 $ a yard installation. 3$ a yard for pad. And an average carpet say 12 $ a yard.  Well your looking at 380 $  .   so if your bed room is 12 ft x 15 ft  you can get new carpet installed for around 400$

10 by 12 that is 120 square feet or 13 1/3 yards.   installation should be around 100$.  because that falls under the "minimum" the minimum amount a carpet installer will come to a job for. mine is 100 close by  and 150 if it's more than 20 miles or so.          a carpet at 1.50 a Sq ft is going to be  a decent carpet. that's 180$ or so.      pad figure 50 cents a Sq ft that's a good pad another 60 bucks..     so somewhere in the area of 350$ If you use this figure.

400$ thats the basic rate of 100 yards. and that is if there is no extras like stairs, or takeup.     Now it could get up to 700-800$.  if it's 100 Oz plush on concrete with take up and a set of stairs. that's closer to 700$

   The price of installing tack strip is.... 0$   That's right it should be included in the carpet installation price.        So just know this...... If they are trying to charge you for laying the tack strip. then they are trying to "ream" you  or get as much money out of you as they can.    

50 yards/450 Sq ft would cost 200$ if there are no extra charges, like stairs, or taking up the old carpet. 

Putting carpet on stairs is best left for the professional for they can be tricky sometimes.      But if you do want to tempt it yourself  well maybe this will help..               it's really pretty simple especially if they are just "box steps" no spindles no wrapping.      first measure the stairs  from wall to wall. Cut your strip of carpet. lay it out on the steps.  starting at the bottom. staple the very bottom. you can do it without a stapler use your stair tool and tuck the bottom in. you will need a piece of tackstrips along the bottom.  when the bottom is fastened good take your kicker and kick it all the way across to the other piece of tackstrip.  then take the stair tool and rubber mallet or hammer. and hit the carpet inbetween the two steps.  and repeat.

Here's a list of the tools you're going to need to replace carpet I'll give you the full list and then I'll give you a list of what you can use just to get by to get it done.        the most important tool a carpet layer has is his trusty knife not just any knife a carpet knife.     second is a tie between a kicker and stair tool (tucker).  and with them 3 tools a person can install carpet. as long as there are no seams.      stretcher. seaming iron. hammer. tack strip cutter. Straight edge. kicker. stair tool. carpet knife.