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5 Eco-Friendly Commercial Flooring Options

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There are countless commercial flooring options available to fit your company’s needs and aesthetics. However, many Portland and Seattle area businesses have questions about which flooring materials have the least negative impact on our environment.

In this blog post, we’ll outline some of the most popular sustainable flooring options available. We’ll also touch on what it means for your floor to be eco-friendly and explain how choosing a sustainable option does not mean sacrificing on style and design.

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Pros and Cons of Popular Flooring Materials

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Choosing the right flooring material for your Pacific Northwest commercial property is an important decision. There are many factors to consider and you want to choose a flooring material to fit the individual needs and personality of your space.

In this blog post, we’ll outline some of the most popular types of flooring materials and cover the pros and cons of each.

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Questions to Ask a Commercial Flooring Company

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Choosing a commercial flooring company in Oregon can be time consuming and strenuous. Many factors go into the decision– it’s not one you can make on a whim.

Your company’s floor is a big part of your visual brand and affects the perception of your facility. It’s what customers and employees see when they first walk through the door. New commercial flooring is an investment. Your floor needs to last throughout the Oregon seasons that bring in water, dirt, and sometimes even snow.

If you’re in the process of choosing a commercial flooring company, we suggest asking the contractor the following 9 questions. The answers you receive will help make your decision easier.

Keep reading and get one step closer to choosing a flooring contractor you can trust to do the job well.

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