Office flooring
Office flooring in Washington, DC, under one contract.
An office rarely needs just one floor. Capital Carpet supplies and installs the whole mix, from carpet tile in work areas to tile in the lobby, and has done commercial flooring in the region since 1988.
The right floor for each part of the office
Work areas
Carpet tile is the usual choice: quiet underfoot, built for daily traffic, and easy to replace one square at a time.
Corridors and shared spaces
These take the most wear, so the floor has to be chosen for traffic first. Carpet tile and resilient floors both do the job.
Break rooms and kitchens
Spills are a given here. VCT and other resilient floors clean up easily.
Lobbies and reception
This is where visitors form an impression, and where hardwood or tile can earn its cost.
Why one flooring contractor helps
- Supply and installation from one company means no finger-pointing between vendor and installer
- A project manager oversees the job from estimating to final inspection
- Direct access to Shaw Flooring, Mohawk Industries, Mannington, Armstrong and other commercial systems
- Trained installers, with the logistics and manpower for commercial schedules
Commercial work in the DC area
Our project list includes the International Monetary Fund Headquarters, APHA and City Museum in Washington, DC, and addresses such as 901 New York Avenue, 1601 K Street NW, 505 9th Street and 51 Louisiana Ave.
Office flooring questions
What is the best flooring for an office?
It depends on the room. Carpet tile suits most work areas, resilient floors such as VCT suit break rooms and kitchens, and hardwood or tile suit lobbies and reception.
Can you handle every floor type in one project?
Yes. We supply and install carpet, carpet tile, hardwood, tile, VCT and resilient floors, so one company answers for all of it.
Can the work fit around an occupied office?
Tell us about occupied floors and access limits when you send the plans, so the proposal and schedule can account for them.
Do you work with property managers and general contractors?
We work under general contractors and directly for owners, with a project manager overseeing the job from estimating to final inspection.
Are you licensed for commercial work in DC?
Capital Carpet LLC is CBE licensed (DC Certified Business Enterprise), minority-owned, and insured, licensed and bonded. OSHA certification and safety documentation are available on request.
Send us the plans.
Plans, schedule, square footage: send what you have and we will come back with materials, timeline, and a number.