Commercial flooring
Commercial flooring decisions involve the people who use the space and the work that must continue around the project. Facility managers and other decision-makers need clear scope, product information, access planning, scheduling, documentation, and a contact who can keep questions connected.
I work with facility managers of schools and churches, and with other commercial customers.
The right commercial product depends on the exact use, not only whether a collection is labeled commercial. Review manufacturer use classifications, warranty, rolling-load and maintenance requirements, installation method, transitions, and repair strategy for the selected product.
Questions
How is commercial pricing prepared?
I prepare written pricing after a conversation and site inspection. Commercial scopes should also document quantities, alternates, taxes, freight, demolition, preparation, transitions, phasing, furniture or equipment, access, closeout, and change procedures.
Start Your Flooring Conversation
Call 704-614-1200 or tell me about the project online. A few details about the space, existing floor, location, and timing will make our first conversation more useful.