For General Contractors
How Texan Floor Service works with GCs and project managers: clear bids, clean submittals, schedule discipline, and punch that closes—on Houston and Texas commercial jobs.
Texan Floor Service (TFS) is an employee-owned commercial flooring contractor built for general contractors who need a flooring partner that coordinates cleanly: bid clarity, submittals that match the spec, crews that protect the schedule, and a punch process that does not linger. We self-perform installation and handle substrate prep, moisture mitigation, and phased work in occupied buildings.
Bid → Submittals → Schedule → Punch
One accountable sequence so flooring does not become the trade that surprises the critical path.
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Bid
We review drawings, specs, and site conditions with your estimating team. Scope includes surface prep, moisture mitigation when needed, materials, labor, and phasing assumptions. Clarifications go out early so allowances and alternates are explicit—not buried in day-two change orders.
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Submittals
Product data, samples, and installation methods are packaged for architect/owner review. We track approval status and flag long-lead items so procurement stays ahead of mobilization—not the other way around.
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Schedule
After award we lock start dates with your superintendent around substrate readiness, other trades, and access. Crew size and work windows (day, night, or weekend) are confirmed against cure times and building occupancy—not generic calendar placeholders.
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Punch
We walk areas with your team, close flooring punch items promptly, and leave documentation that supports turnover. The goal is a floor that is ready for the next trade or for occupancy—not a lingering punch list after substantial completion.
Occupied renovations
Healthcare, education, retail, and corporate jobs often stay open during flooring work. We sequence areas, use dust and odor controls appropriate to the system, protect adjacent spaces, and coordinate daily with the GC or facility team so users and other trades are not surprised.
Night & weekend work
When the project requires it, we schedule off-hours shifts so flooring does not block daytime operations. Availability depends on crew capacity and product cure windows—note preferred work hours on the bid or quote form and we will confirm what is feasible.
Ready to put flooring on the schedule?
Send drawings, specs, or a rough scope. Include your target start, occupancy constraints, and any COI or bonding language required for vendor setup.
