In an industry where low bids often overshadow high-quality work, knowing your worth isn’t just a mindset—it’s a strategy. At Preferred Flooring, we’ve learned that true value lies in craftsmanship, leadership, and the confidence to stand by your standards. Here’s why understanding your worth changes everything—in flooring and beyond.

Great leadership in the flooring industry doesn’t come from behind a desk—it comes from hands-on experience. At Preferred Flooring, we believe that the best leaders have worked in the field, faced real challenges, and understand the craft inside and out. From solving installation problems in real time to mentoring the next generation of skilled professionals, hands-on leadership drives innovation, builds stronger teams, and ensures top-tier quality for every project. Discover how practical experience shapes better leaders and sets the standard for excellence in flooring.

In healthcare facilities, flooring does more than support daily operations—it plays a vital role in patient safety, infection control, and the overall healing environment. This blog explores why proper flooring installation is essential in medical settings and how expert craftsmanship can make all the difference in performance, durability, and compliance.

Low bidding in flooring might seem like a cost-saving move, but it often comes with hidden expenses and compromises on quality. Discover why value matters more than price, the risks of choosing the lowest bid, and how investing in expertise ensures durability, professionalism, and long-term savings.

Success isn’t just about skill—it’s about synergy. In the flooring industry, teamwork plays a crucial role in delivering top-tier results. From installers working in sync to office staff ensuring smooth operations, every project thrives on collaboration. When a team moves with a shared vision, challenges become opportunities, efficiency improves, and quality shines through. At Preferred Flooring, we don’t just lay floors—we build success, together.

Women may only make up 10% of the construction workforce, but their impact is undeniable. As Women in Construction Week comes to a close, we reflect on the skills, leadership, and contributions of women in skilled trades. From Crystal Sims' success at The International Surface Event to Preferred Flooring’s commitment to supporting women in construction, this blog highlights why representation, mentorship, and opportunities matter now more than ever.

Time is everything in flooring. Whether it's a home renovation or a business upgrade, delays can cause disruptions, extra costs, and frustration. At Preferred Flooring, we specialize in efficient, high-quality installations that minimize downtime without compromising durability. Discover how precision, smart scheduling, and expert craftsmanship keep your flooring projects on track and built to last.

Every day, commercial flooring endures an immense amount of wear and tear. From thousands of steps taken by employees and customers to the weight of heavy furniture, rolling carts, and constant movement, flooring must withstand a significant amount of pressure—all while maintaining its durability and appearance.

Maintaining carpet tile flooring in a business setting doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With regular care, preventative measures, and occasional professional cleaning, you can protect your investment while creating a clean, inviting workspace for employees and clients. Learn expert tips to extend the life of your flooring today!

Choosing a certified flooring installer ensures your floors are installed with precision, durability, and adherence to industry standards. Don’t settle for less—discover how certified professionals deliver superior results, protect your investment, and set the foundation for long-lasting beauty and functionality.

At Preferred Flooring MI LLC we pride ourselves in technical service and installation to the specifications of the manufacturer. The end consumer shouldn’t have to deal with the countless failures of some of the installation teams who cut corners and the stores that throw these low numbers out should think of them instead of the profitability of using these unqualified installation teams.

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We’ve all been there, losing a bid, and sometimes it stings!  Living in a place where the economy is booming, buildings being built left and right, developments springing up out of no where. Why does the low bid rule the marketplace?