When it comes to commercial flooring installation, you want to consider what it will specifically be used for and the type of traffic that it will need to withstand regularly. For instance, you wouldn’t want to use high traffic flooring in a showroom in a retail outlet. It is important to first match the materials to the environment for which it will reside. Here we will discuss some of the things to consider with your commercial flooring project and special requirements to take into consideration; such as ease of installation, durability, budget, and maintenance.

Commercial Flooring Budget and Installation

One of the first things you will want to establish is a budget for your commercial flooring project. 

Like with any large project, any flooring that you choose is going to have upfront costs associated with the purchase and installation of the material. But you will not only want to consider the initial cost, but the longterm costs of the maintenance and repair as it is required. Sometimes, by going with a more expensive flooring, it can reduce the cost of maintenance, less repairs and even a longer service life. 

Maintenance

As we already discussed when taking budget into consideration, it is also important to consider all of the costs that will be associated with the maintenance of any commercial floor. There are certain materials that are easier than others to keep clean and require less chemicals and are not as labor intensive as others that require special cleaning and buffing.

Durability and Replacement

Even with proper and regular maintenance, there are a lot of commercial flooring applications that will wear down over time and need replacement every few years. Therefore, the longer lifespan that the material has, the less that it will cost over time. You will also want to consider how easy it is to remove it and replace it. Anything that is a high durable material will be harder to remove. Which means it’s more costly, as it is very labor intensive. 

Commercial Flooring Safety

Safety is another important piece to factor in when considering your commercial flooring installation. You wouldn’t want to put in polished porcelain tile in high traffic areas, as it presents danger for people slipping. While aesthetically it is very appealing, the danger and liability may waver the decision for installation in an area like that. 

Researching Materials

Taking all of the above mentioned items into consideration for what your overall needs are, take the time to research material or speak with one of our commercial flooring installation specialist. Here at All About Floors and More, we can help walk you through identifying what is most important to you and assist with any special requirements. 

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