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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.
Jim Macdonald, principal at Commercial Flooring Professionals (CFP) in Camp Hill, Pa., has seen the company grow since it became its own entity in 2014.
Editorial director Jon Namba's home base, Utah, is transitioning from a high-risk to a moderate-risk state, however, Namba notes that as with everywhere else, the state is sure to have a new normal as we move toward life after the pandemic.
As efforts to limit the spread of COVID-19 ramp up across the country, Armstrong Flooring made the decision to suspend production for two weeks in their U.S. plants, beginning this Sunday, April 5.
With many states mandating all non-essential businesses to close for weeks, what are flooring contractors doing to make it through these difficult times?
