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Discover why specification and business development professionals have become vital resources to flooring stakeholders and are tasked with increasing the influence of the professional flooring contractor on selecting and recommending products.
Founded in 1992, Starnet brings growth-oriented commercial flooring contractors and best-in-class suppliers together with the purpose to outperform the market and stay ahead of the competition.
2022 will be a comeback year for many industries, including flooring. With the pent-up demand in segments such as retail, hospitality and ambulatory care, discretionary spending on commercial interiors should keep demand healthy.
Professional flooring contractors help facility professionals manage the budget, product selections, and associated services to help maximize the return on investment.
By eliminating the general contractor as well as independent experts, such as interior designers and the professional flooring contractor, the end user removes their protective levels of assurance.
After 26 years in the commercial flooring business, one begins to cherish the occasions when you can become overwhelmed with excitement or delighted by a professional experience.
For many years, the industry has pointed to installer error and site-related issues as the dominant factors in claims related to commercial flooring projects.
