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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.
Much like the evolution of the trade from carpet workrooms and tile shops to the multi-surface and multi-service Starnet professional flooring contractors of today, wholesale distribution has continued to evolve and improve.
The specification provides the detailed description of the required materials, dimensions, quality standards, and installation methods for a proposed commercial interior project.
