CARPET PLUS · SELMA, ALABAMA
Flooring choices for the way your business works.
A business floor has a job to do. It needs to suit the people, traffic and activities that use the space, while contributing to the impression you want to make. Carpet Plus in Selma helps you explore commercial flooring options with those practical demands in mind.
Describe a typical workday.
Tell our team about foot traffic, rolling chairs, deliveries, cleaning routines and whether the space must remain in use during the work. A reception area and a back office may have different priorities. The right starting point is a clear picture of how each area functions.
- Compare carpet tile, broadloom and resilient flooring options.
- Identify adjoining surfaces and transition points.
- Share project specifications, timing constraints and any required documentation.
Match the selection to the requirements.
Commercial suitability is specific to the product and application. Review the published specifications, approved uses and maintenance instructions before deciding. If your project has an architect, designer or facilities manager, bring their requirements so the flooring discussion stays aligned with the plan.
Explore commercial collections together.
The catalog includes Aladdin Commercial, Pentz, Contract180 and other brands with commercial options. Our showroom also has commercial sample displays to explore. Diana or Tori can help you narrow the selection and confirm which current samples, ordering options and product information are available for your project.
A FEW PLACES TO START
Explore the possibilities.
Explore a selection from the online catalog. Diana and Tori can confirm current collections, samples, pricing, and suitability for your room.
LET’S MAKE THIS EASIER
A few good questions.
Can I browse commercial flooring on the website?
Yes. Use the Commercial project filter and review each product’s details. A commercial label is a starting point; the exact product and project requirements still need to be confirmed with the team.
What should I bring to a commercial flooring discussion?
Bring floor plans or dimensions, photographs, expected use, maintenance needs, timing and any written specifications. If the building will remain occupied, explain the access and scheduling constraints early.