Yes, flooring can be installed in all areas, including bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and basements. However, some flooring options may not be suitable for high-moisture areas like bathrooms.

Scratch-resistant and durable flooring options like laminate, luxury vinyl, or tile are often recommended for homes with pets as they can withstand the wear and tear caused by claws.

Key considerations include durability, noise insulation, ease of maintenance, budget, aesthetics, and compliance with building codes and regulations.

Soundproofing can be achieved using flooring materials with sound-dampening properties, such as carpets with padding, acoustic underlayment, or engineered hardwood flooring with built-in soundproofing layers.

Regular maintenance is crucial in multi-family properties. This typically includes daily cleaning, periodic deep cleaning, routine inspections, and addressing any repairs or replacements promptly to maintain the flooring's longevity.

Common types of commercial flooring include carpet tiles, vinyl flooring, luxury vinyl planks, ceramic or porcelain tiles, epoxy flooring, concrete, rubber flooring, and hardwood flooring.

Yes, commercial flooring companies can provide solutions that meet specific industry requirements, such as healthcare-grade flooring with antimicrobial properties or slip-resistant flooring for restaurants or commercial kitchens.

Commercial flooring companies can provide customization options such as custom carpet patterns or logos, personalized colors or designs in vinyl or luxury vinyl flooring, and the ability to incorporate specific branding elements into the flooring installation.