Step 03
Installation.
Every metre laid by our team, from the first roll to the last edge.
Every floor is laid by experienced installers who know the systems they are working with. Whether the job calls for carpet tile, broadloom, vinyl sheet, LVP, LVT or safety flooring, our installation team runs the flooring works across the whole site.
Builders, project managers and the other trades all get worked with rather than around — keeping the installation moving, holding quality steady from area to area, and staying inside the dates your commercial programme sets.
In detail
What this step covers.
- 01
Installed by Our Team
Our team lays the floor, which keeps workmanship, communication and responsibility in the one place for the whole installation.
- 02
Commercial Flooring, Installed
Carpet tile, broadloom, vinyl sheet, LVP, LVT and safety flooring — our installers are across the full range of commercial systems and the different methods each one needs.
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Working In With the Other Trades
There is almost always another trade in the building. We plan the flooring around them, around site access and around the project's own requirements so nobody on the programme is left waiting.
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Sites That Stay Open While We Work
If the building has to keep running, we schedule the works around occupied and operational areas so staff, tenants and day-to-day activity are disturbed as little as possible.
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Staged Works and After-Hours Shifts
Not every floor can go down in one hit. We can break the works into stages and, where it suits the site better, install after hours or overnight.
On the ground
Installation that works with your project.
Laying the finished product is only part of the work. Sequence, timing, when we can get onto the floor, who else is in the building and what each flooring system needs to cure or bond all have to line up.
With preparation and installation both handled by our team, nothing gets lost between the prepared subfloor and the finished floor, and there is no question about who is answerable for the result.
The finish
From prepared subfloor to finished floor.
With the substrate signed off, our installers work through the flooring to the agreed scope, the specified system and the dates set by the site programme.
What you are handed is a commercial floor laid properly — workmanship you can inspect, coordination that held through the job, and a system chosen for the conditions it has to live in.
Next step
Planning a commercial flooring project?
Have a word with our team about what the floors need to be, when the site is available and how the installation should be staged.