With the post-pandemic new normal, does your company need to diversify to keep a competitive edge?

When gauged porcelain tile panels/slabs were first introduced to the flooring industry, they typically measured one or two feet in width and length. Now, after nearly a decade of development from tile flooring manufacturers, porcelain tile panels/slabs can be as large as 10 feet by five feet, and in some cases with custom flooring—even larger.

NWFA's Brett Miller, vice president of technical standards training and certification, was on hand to answer installers' questions regarding some of these most recent hardwood installation methods and best practices.

We have all been affected by the virus in one way or another; whether it’s health, financially, or both, it’s making an impact on our daily lives. Going forward, it is safe to say that things will be different from what we have been used to.

Many are still dealing with stay-at-home orders, so why not make the most of getting prepared for the time when you'll be able to get back to work by reading some positive books?

Floor Covering Installer recently asked an expert on how to successfully install these flooring accessories.

Jon Namba explains what it's like to be busy again amid the coronavirus and what his company is currently investing in.

These new mandates changed the way silica-based materials are handled on the jobsite and are designed to ensure that all persons working on a project are safe.

With many states mandating all non-essential businesses to close for weeks, what are flooring contractors doing to make it through these difficult times?

Are you making plans to improve your business and skills to keep you competitive in the marketplace this year?