Flooring in a commercial facility can last a long time if properly cared for, but ultimately, there will always come a time when it needs to be replaced.

From cracks, scratches and gauges to missing grout, staining and discoloration, there are many different scenarios where a hard floor is deemed at the point of no return and a new floor replacement is needed.

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When it comes to selecting new flooring, commercial facilities have a lot of competing facets to deal with. The floor needs to not only look aesthetically pleasing and be able to withstand heavy foot traffic, but most importantly it needs to match up with the facility's maintenance requirements.