• Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT): Combining durability and aesthetics, LVT offers a wide range of design options suitable for various commercial spaces.
• Vinyl Composition Tile (VCT): A cost-effective and resilient option, perfect for high-traffic areas.
• Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP): LVP creates a timeless look of hardwood with the added benefits of low maintenance and water resistance.
• Sheet Vinyl: Creates a homogeneous seamless surface if heat welded and coved correctly. This is often used in Medical Facilities and Industrial clean rooms

• Carpet Tile and Planks: The large array of carpet shapes and patterns available allow you to create the perfect layout and look for your project. One of the biggest benefits that carpet tile and planks provide is being able to replace small areas without having to redo the entire space. It can be loosely laid, glued down or installed with a pressure sensitive adhesive.
• Broadloom: Broadloom carpet is installed in large rolls at specified widths. Most commonly it comes in 12’ rolls, but can be found in 6’6”, 13’2” and 15’ widths. It’s almost always glued down to the existing subfloor, however other installation methods are available such as double stick pad and perimeter glue install.

• Natural Stone: The timeless beauty of natural stone is undeniable. The variety of shapes, forms and fabrications available allows you to create the perfect upscale vibe. There are many options to choose from such as Granite, Marble, Slate, Onyx and more. And then, it can be manufactured to have a variety of finishes such as Honed, Polished, Semi-Polished and Natural. When considering Natural Stone, be sure to consider the annual sealing and maintenance required to keep the integrity of the stone.
• Ceramic and Porcelain Tiles: The mainstay of foyers, lobbies, restrooms, kitchens and more. Durable and plentiful, the options of ceramic and porcelain products are nearly endless and one of the most versatile options available.

• Polished Concrete: This process involves grinding existing concrete with heavy Diamond Blade Grinders. First we use a rough, aggressive grind- like a heavy grit sandpaper. Then we progressively move to finer grits with each pass to create a polished surface. Concrete polishing is generally stopped at between an 800 and 1,500 Grit polish, or a spectrum level of 2-3 to provide a nicely polished surface. The higher the diamond size, the more polished and reflective the concrete will become. Polishing can move up to 3000 grit processes and are often finished with a high speed burnishing process to really make your floor “pop”.  
• Sealed Concrete: There are several types of sealers available depending on your needs. In general, however, sealers are mostly used to keep the dust levels down from concrete floors by encapsulating the open concrete pores.  Sealers are also used in conjunction with the polishing process. Some sealers such as Ashford Formula and Euclid Diamond Hard actually increase their shine level the more the floor is utilized. 
• Dyed Concrete: Adding a concrete dye can really create the WOW factor! There are many options, colors and patterns that you can use to enhance the beauty of your space. This process is often done in conjunction with the polishing process.
• Polymer Concrete: For heavy industrial applications, polymer concrete combines the strength and thickness of concrete, with the protecive characteristics of a coating. This leads to extended lifespan and reduced repair costs. 

Industrial ceramics provide the perfect balance of performance and economy and are used throughout the manufacturing, industrial and commercial fields. They provide outstanding performance and unparalleled aesthetics for Food, Beverage, Dairy, Pharmaceutical, and Chemical Process plant flooring.

Epoxy Resins, Urethane Cements, Vinyl Esters, Novolacs, MMA’s, Furans

Industrial, manufacturing and distribution floors can be exposed to extremely destructive elements such as acids, alkalis, salts, solvents and many other corrosive chemicals. Depending on the location, usage and chemicals the floor is exposed to, the proper protective coating can be the difference between a long-term flooring solution or a constant repair project. Without the proper protective industrial floor coating in place, damage and corrosion will lead to downtime. Choosing the correct system is critical.

Sometimes a solution isn’t as simple as picking out a new flooring type. We provide the guidance to solve your flooring problems in the most severe, harsh environments. Each solution is custom the exact situation.