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Flooristics is a forensic consulting firm specializing in solving flooring related problems in the areas of installation and slip and fall.

We provide expert witness services nationwide, as well as walkway and traction auditing, floor assembly inspections, warranty inspections, and accident claims investigation.

We are competivly priced and are tenancious when it comes sorting out complex issues. Call us today and put your floor problems behind you.

Listen to What Clients Have to Say


Dane Torbenson Attorney at The Law Center, P.C.

Rob did excellent work refinishing the hardwood floors at my house. He was very flexible, and was able to work my job into his schedule much more quickly than I expected. Very easy to work with.

Bob Bow Owner at Equity Builders

“Rob, from beginning to end was on top of the job and was there for me when any details needed to be discussed. His crew was fast, efficient, and detailed. I would highly recommend Rob for any of your hardwood flooring needs.”

Idaho Businesses Need a Flooring Inspector

flooring inspectorAs a business owner in Idaho, you want your company to be the best it can be. Providing top goods and services to happy customers via satisfied employees. Part of that goal is providing a place where employees can be safe from potential hazards at the workplace. One of the most common workplace accidents in Idaho is a slip and fall, and the injuries that can result from such an accident can have a lifetime impact on the victim.

Whether you have an Idaho office, storefront, factory, or an entire multi-use building, it’s important to minimize the risks of slips, trips, and falls. The good news is that you can hire a flooring inspector who is properly licensed and certified to investigate all the flooring at your facility.

Flooring inspectors are third-party professionals with experience in identifying hazards when it comes to flooring. Resilient, laminate, hardwood, tile, and carpet—all these types of flooring have their own particular issues when it comes to safety, walkability, wear and tear, and installation. A flooring inspector can determine whether a space is low risk or high risk, and provide suggestions to remedy any problems.

Here are just a few reasons that a flooring inspector may determine that a spot at your business is a high-risk area:

  •  Inappropriate type of flooring for the foot traffic and/or job
  • Poor product quality
  • Poor flooring installation
  • Harsh environmental conditions
  • Inadequate preparation of the subfloor before the floor covering
  • Improper cleaning products and techniques
  • Lack of floor management program
  • Damage to flooring, such as wear and tear or worse

With their specialized training and years of experience. A licensed flooring inspector will conduct a thorough investigation of any Idaho business. Then, you will receive a detailed report that will not only point out any at-risk areas. But also provide suggestions and advice on how to take care of those areas. There’s no doubt about it, every Idaho business can benefit from the services of a certified flooring inspector.

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Flooristics, LLC
P.O. Box 91171
Salt Lake City, UT 84109
801.574.0387