LVP for Center City offices, tile and coatings for restaurants, leveling in older brick buildings and epoxy for warehouses in Northeast Philadelphia.
Philadelphia’s commercial floors range from office suites in Center City high-rises to restaurants in rowhouse-era buildings and warehouses in Northeast Philadelphia. The installation is often the easy part. The hard parts are building rules, access and what’s under the existing floor.
LVP is the standard choice for office suites: durable, quick to install and easy to maintain. In high-rises, we work within the building’s rules for freight elevators, loading docks, insurance certificates and after-hours access, and install at night or over a weekend.
Kitchens get slip-resistant tile or an epoxy or urethane coating, and dining rooms get tile or LVP. Work is scheduled on closed days.
Many commercial buildings in the city have wood joists, uneven concrete or several layers of old flooring. We open up, repair and level the subfloor before installing, so the new floor stays flat. See subfloor repair and leveling.
Concrete in warehouse and light-industrial buildings is repaired and coated in phases around shipping and receiving.
Smaller jobs, like cracked tiles, lifting planks and worn transitions, are handled through floor repair and patching. For a full overview of our flooring services across the region, see commercial flooring installation and repair. For ongoing upkeep, see our commercial property maintenance in Philadelphia.
Neighborhoods: Center City · University City · Northern Liberties · Fishtown · South Philadelphia · Manayunk · Northeast Philadelphia
Also serving: Bensalem · Conshohocken · Plymouth Meeting · Willow Grove
On-site assessment and a written quote with a timeline. No obligation.
Serving offices, restaurants, retail spaces and warehouses across Philadelphia.
Yes. We work at night or over a weekend and follow the building's rules for freight elevators, docks and access.
Yes. We send certificates of insurance and any documents the building requires before work starts.
Yes. We repair and level the subfloor first, whether it's wood joists, old concrete or layers of past flooring.
Slip-resistant tile or an epoxy or urethane coating in the kitchen, and tile or LVP in the dining room.
Yes. Full Pennsylvania commercial contractor licensing and general liability insurance on every project.
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