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Commercial flooring
and surfaces.

Tile, LVP, wood, commercial carpet and epoxy, specified for the traffic the floor actually takes.

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What matters here

Flooring & Surfaces in a working building

Commercial flooring is chosen by traffic load, not by looks. The specification that matters most is the one most often value-engineered out of a bid: a residential-grade plank in a multi-tenant corridor will show wear inside a year, and replacing it costs more than specifying it properly did.

Tile setter laying floor tileTile flooring and wallPorcelain and ceramic over a properly prepared substrate, with movement joints where the span needs them.
Luxury vinyl plank being laid in a finished roomLVP flooringCommercial-wear-layer plank, not the residential grade. The difference shows in corridors and entries.
Finished wood flooring in a bright empty roomWood flooringInstallation and refinishing where a building wants a warmer finish than tile or plank.
Installer laying commercial carpet tile in an open-plan officeCommercial carpetBroadloom and carpet tile. Tile is the better answer wherever a section may need replacing on its own.
Epoxy coating over a warehouse slab, part-coatedEpoxy flooringSeamless, chemical resistant and effectively permanent on a properly profiled slab.
Grinding and profiling a concrete slab with dust extraction before coatingSubstrate preparationLevelling, moisture testing and profiling — easy to value-engineer out of a bid, expensive to fix after.
BC810278Licensed MN Building ContractorVerifiable through the Minnesota DLI licence lookup.
$25,000Contractor bondBonded to the Minnesota statutory amount.
$1M / $2MGeneral liability insurance$1,000,000 per occurrence, $2,000,000 aggregate. COI on request.
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