Building Management

Master Flooring

Building Management Flooring Solutions

Master Flooring specializes in providing comprehensive flooring solutions for building management professionals. We understand the unique challenges faced by apartment and building managers when it comes to selecting and maintaining flooring. Our expert team is dedicated to delivering durable, cost-effective, and aesthetically pleasing flooring options tailored to your specific needs. Here are factors to consider for your building management flooring needs:


  • Prioritize durability and easy maintenance
  • Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) and Laminate:  These are popular choices due to their water resistance, ability to withstand heavy foot traffic, and relative ease of cleaning.
  • Tile: Offers extreme durability and is ideal for high-moisture areas like kitchens and bathrooms.
  • Engineered Hardwood: Provides a higher-end look than laminate but with better durability than traditional solid hardwood, making it suitable for properties where aesthetics are a priority.
  • Carpet Tiles: A practical alternative to wall-to-wall carpeting, especially in bedrooms. Individual tiles can be replaced if damaged or stained, saving on replacement costs.


  • Consider cost-effectiveness
  • Mid-range options like LVP, laminate, and tile offer a strong return on investment by balancing upfront cost with durability and longevity.
  • Avoid low-quality materials that might require frequent replacements, resulting in higher long-term costs.


  • Strategize based on room type
  • High-Traffic Areas (entryways, hallways, living rooms): LVP or laminate are excellent choices due to their durability.
  • Wet Areas (kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms): Water-resistant options like luxury vinyl or ceramic tiles are crucial to prevent warping and staining.
  • Bedrooms: Carpet tiles or standard carpeting can add comfort and warmth, and help with noise reduction.


  • Work with reliable flooring contractors
  • Seek out contractors specializing in commercial or multi-family properties to ensure they understand the specific needs of rental units.
  • Verify licenses and insurance to protect the property and tenants from potential liability.
  • Obtain detailed quotes and contracts outlining the scope of work, materials, timeline, and pricing.


  • Implement maintenance contracts
  • Formal Agreements: Property maintenance contracts outline the scope of services, response times, cost structure, and other crucial details, ensuring proactive and efficient maintenance.
  • Routine, Preventive, and Corrective: Property managers typically oversee routine maintenance (regular upkeep), preventive maintenance (preemptive measures to avoid issues), and corrective maintenance (addressing existing problems).


  • Engage tenants in the process (when appropriate)
  • Lease Agreement Clauses: Include specific clauses in the lease about flooring maintenance responsibilities and potential consequences for damages beyond normal wear and tear.


Reach out to Master Flooring today to schedule a consultation and discover how we can enhance the value and appeal of your properties through superior flooring solutions.