by Brandon Le | May 25, 2022 | Commercial Property Flooring, Multi-Unit Commercial
From dingy wear and tear carpet to open and vibrant vinyl flooring. Amy and Michelle share their appreciation of their newly renovated warehouse office space, achieved with InstaGrip by Urban Surfaces.
by Carlos Milla | Dec 16, 2021 | Multi-Family Housing, Multi-Unit Commercial, Multi-Unit Residential
Good things come to those who wait. Hang in there. Don’t give up. But this supply chain bottleneck keeps dragging on. People are running out of patience, not to mention out of goods and materials. This year, the Grinch didn’t steal all the gifts. The virus did. This...
by Carlos Milla | Mar 23, 2021 | Education, Multi-Unit Commercial
Does waiting turn you into a monster? At the very least, it changes your mood. It’s like that popular ad slogan for Snickers candy bars, “You’re not you when you’re hungry.” The clever campaign expressed how feeling hungry saps your energy or makes you cranky, snippy...
by Carlos Milla | Mar 11, 2021 | Multi-Unit Commercial, Property Management
Who knew? A delay on a construction site can end up costing up to $30 million on average, according to the PlanAcademy website, which posted a 2020 report on worldwide construction claims. Of course, that’s what delays can do to a mega project. Yet they still trigger...
by Urban Surfaces | Apr 17, 2020 | Design Inspiration, Multi-Unit Commercial, Product Information
Museums and Galleries GlueDown LVT floors are ideal for places like Museums or Galleries because they’re durable enough to withstand the high foot traffic that occurs at most of these tourist attractions. Glue down LVT are also less expensive than alternative organic...
by Urban Surfaces | Feb 28, 2020 | Care & Maintenance, Education, Interior Design, Multi-Unit Commercial, Product Information, Property Management
When placed head to head with traditional flooring options, like ceramic tile or wood, vinyl flooring continues to prosper. According to Catalina , “The LVT flooring market is projected to grow from USD 9 billion in 2019 to USD 13 billion by 2023.” That’s a compound...