If you are contemplating replacing the commercial floor in one of your facilities, you’re looking at a significant investment. It could cost several thousand dollars to replace the commercial floor, and you don’t want to do this unless it’s absolutely necessary.
While going through these options, consider these four ways that a new commercial floor can impact your business’s bottom line.
1. It can cut into your bottom line in the short term. Yes, replacing a commercial floor will certainly cost a lot and that can have a direct impact on your bottom line this year, but the amount of money you’ll save on general maintenance and other factors in the future will help to recover that in the future.
2. A better looking commercial floor inspires more confidence. Whether it’s with your employees, tenants, or customers, the floor you have in your facility will have a direct impact on them. This can inspire consumers to be more inclined to visit your company or store for their personal consumer needs.
3. Fewer repairs necessary. When you have a new commercial floor installed, you won’t have to worry about repairing cracked ceramic tiles, broken linoleum tiles, cracks or gouges that have been caused to other portions of the floor surface. This will help to reduce man-hours trying to repair those things in a regular basis.
4. Reducing liability risks. When you have a new, quality commercial floor installed, you reduce the risk of slip and fall accidents or tripping hazards. As a result, you reduce the liability that your company could be exposed to as a result of these potential accidents.
Once you decide to install a new commercial floor, make sure you also invest in the right commercial floor cleaning equipment to maintain it in great condition for many years.