Whether you’re buying a new floor or protecting an old one, making the right choice can be confusing. Here are some questions you should ask… ...

Timing is crucial in the world of architecture and design. It means your reputation, your competitive edge, and, as they say, "time means money!" In this post, we'll give you three highly-effective ways to get your flooring project done on schedule. ...

Epoxy floors are suitable for both commercial and industrial environments because of their durability, design options, wear resistance, and longevity. While they are said to be long lasting, you may wonder just how long you can expect your floor to last. We address this as well as factors that affect the longevity of epoxy flooring in our latest blog post. ...

Poured floors are suitable for both industrial and commercial use. By installing a poured floor you can achieve a number of performance benefits otherwise not available with traditional flooring and have an attractive aesthetic that can be customized for your facility. Learn about the three types of poured flooring and the areas they benefit. ...

How can you avoid rising materials and maintenance costs incurred by having an improper floor selection in your facility? Too often, flooring projects are budgeted as inexpensively as possible on the short-term and end up costing more in the long-term. The design of the project is, at times, put ahead of functionality. This is a process that consistently results in higher lifetime facility costs. ...