Indianapolis Commercial Carpet

Commercial Carpeting for your Indianapolis Office

Facility Requirements

According to The Carpet and Rug Institute (CRI) there are some important things to consider when narrowing down your options, including:

• Type of facility and area being carpeted
• How long will the carpet be used
• What type of dirt will be tracked in
• Will there be exposure to harsh chemicals or intense sunlight
• What will be the frequency of spills
• Will there be a lot of traffic, wheelchairs, carts and dollies
• Remodel or new install
• Access to existing subfloor

Carpet has become more and more common in institutional settings like healthcare facilities and schools as well as hotels and retail locations.

The warmth and comfort of carpeting has the ability to influence the way patients, children, and customers feel in a space, something that has become more and more important. Carpet is also a valuable asset to common areas or hallways where it can absorb noise and reduce slips and falls.

Carpet Specifications

• Colors

  Generally solid colors show more wear and soil. Patterns like heathers, tweeds, and linear, geometric or organic designs are effective at disguising wear and tear.

• Cushion

  Many commercial carpets are applied directly to the subfloor with adhesive and no cushion. For spaces that would benefit from a little extra resilience, acoustic/thermal insulation and comfort, a cushion (fiber, rubber or polyurethane foam) can be very effective.

• Performance Level

  There are many factors that contribute to carpet lifecycle and performance, including yarn size, density and gauge, something ProSand can help you determine based on individual manufacturers.

Carpet Styles

Carpet tiles have become a favorite of designers and a growing segment of commercial spaces. Styles run the gamut from traditional to eclectic and edgy and multiple styles can be staggered or arranged in patterns. Tiles can also be swapped out to change the look or solve the problem of a stubborn stain or other damage.

Dense, low pile height and loop-pile carpet is best for high-traffic areas and cut pile constructions that are variegated or patterned work well in light to medium traffic areas.

A ProSand design consultant can recommend styles that have done well in previous applications, the newest and most resilient lines and unique alternatives to traditional choices.

• Your Schedule

  When is the best time for us to work? Day or night, we will schedule around your needs to provide little or no downtime away from customers.

• Dependability

  It’s important that your business run smoothly, with as few disruptions as possible. That’s why we use a team of fully licensed and bonded craftsmen who work efficiently and expertly for the finest results. We also have the expertise to design your flooring solution or follow an architect or designer’s plans to completion.

• Maintenance Options

  Because your flooring is an investment, we offer maintenance agreements to keep them looking their best over time. We can also set up a maintenance plan for your own custodial staff.