Our Process
Every Force Flooring project follows a structured, hands-on process — from site assessment and material selection to substrate preparation, precise installation, and final walkthrough. Dedicated project management keeps schedules tight, budgets clear, and results built to last.
We start with the floor plan, your space and your schedule
PHASE 1: CONSULT & SPEC
Whether working from architectural drawings or conducting our own on-site measurements, we ensure every project starts with accurate quantities and a clear scope. We work with provided flooring specifications or recommend materials based on durability, design, budget, and project requirements. From initial planning through installation, we coordinate with our client to deliver the right flooring solution.
- Carpet Tile — modular, acoustic and easy to maintain for open offices and corridors.
- Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) — durable, water-resistant finishes for lobbies, amenity spaces and retail.
- Ceramic Tile — porcelain and ceramic systems for high-traffic entries, restrooms and common areas.
Phase 2: Ordering and warehousing
Material Management
We manage material procurement, warehousing, and delivery to keep every project on schedule. Materials are securely stored in our warehouse until the job site is ready, then delivered as needed. This minimizes on-site congestion, protects materials, and ensures everything is in place for a seamless installation.
PHASE 3: Install & SupportÂ
Installation Expertise
Our experienced crews work efficiently to deliver quality results on schedule. We coordinate with the GC and other trades to maintain a smooth workflow. Upon completion, we conduct a final walkthrough, address punch list items, and ensure every detail meets our standards before closeout.
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- Scalable Manpower- Multiple crews available to accomodate projects of varying sizes and schedules
- Ocuppied & Active Spaces- Experienced working in operational buildings, tenant spaces and properties
- Tools & Equpment- Equipped to handle large- scale installs and technically demanding projects