Maggie Is Flattered! CORPORATE FLOORS AND TEXAS CARPET RECYCLING Join the Inc 5000

Recently in the August 2009 edition of INC Magazine, Corporate Floors was recognized as one of the top 5000 fastest growing companies in the country. Our sister company, Texas Carpet Recycling was recognized as one of the top 500 green companies in the United States.

Inc Magazine noted that over the last three years, Corporate Floors had achieved over 139% growth and YTD is up over 30% from 2008. We know that without supportive clients, vendors and our dedicated team members, we could not have achieved this milestone. For this, we are eternally thankful and will continue our goal to lead the market in sustainable flooring solutions. So why do business with Corporate Floors?

• Corporate Floors has made a "zero carpet to landfill" pledge, and in 2007 created Texas Carpet Recycling, which diverts old carpet from landfill. Through our partnership with American Forests, Corporate Floors plants an average of 500 trees every 90 days, one for every ton of carpet we divert from landfill.


• We are not your typical carpet dealer who is solely focused on selling products and moving on. We are Flooring Solutionists, creating partnerships with our clients for the life of their investment.


• While our always strive for excellence, sometimes we make mistakes. We realize it is at these times our integrity is defined by how quickly we resolve the situation. Since 1997, companies such as AT&T, Bank of America, American Airlines, Verizon Wireless and EDS have understood this integrity to service and have used Corporate Floors.

Call us today for services including flooring installation, maintenance and reclamation services.

TEXAS CARPET RECYCLING WINS 2009 STAR AWARD
Outstanding Construction & Demolition Debris Reuse/Recycling Leadership Winner

Grapevine, TX…Texas Carpet Recycling has won the 2009 Outstanding Construction & Demolition Debris Reuse/Recycling Leadership Award from the State of Texas Alliance for Recycling (STAR).

Business Manager Dee Cassell CDT, CSI, and LEED AP, said, "the employees at Texas Carpet Recycling are thrilled beyond words to receive such a great honor from STAR. We are so grateful&md'it’s wonderful to have our work recognized in such a major way."

The company will receive the award on a Colonel Paddlewheel Cruise as part of the 12th Annual Recycling & Sustainability Summit at the STAR Annual Leadership Awards Ceremony, on Tuesday, September 1st, from 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. in Galveston, Texas.

Maia Corbitt, Executive Director of STAR, said, "We were honored to award Texas Carpet Recycling with the award. TCRs zero landfill policy for commercial carpet is a true demonstration of their commitment to recycling."

The State of Texas Alliance for Recycling, whose website is www.recyclingstar.org, offers members valuable information and resources including fact sheets, publications, and workshops. The organization also holds an annual summit where recycling professionals come together to learn and network.

Texas Carpet Recycling, an offshoot of Thomas Holland’s Corporate Floors, Inc., is the only local, full service landfill diversion alternative for commercial carpet. The company offers end–users, dealers, and mills an efficient local alternative to expensive, unsustainable landfills. Texas Carpet Recycling finds uses for old carpet, no matter what fiber or backing; after sorting, baling, and grinding down used carpet, the company ships it by truck to a recycled carpet manufacturer in Georgia.

Texas Carpet Recycling plants one tree for every ton of carpet processed through their partnership with American Forests, at www.americanforests.org. Every 90 days, Texas Carpet Recycling plants an average of 500 trees.

For more information on Texas Carpet Recycling, please visit www.texascarpetrecycling.com or contact Network Design and Communications; Phone: 212/431-4675; Fax: 212/431-5786; Email: kat@networknyc.com.

CORPORATE FLOORS LISTED IN INC 5000
Fastest Growing Company In US

Grapevine, TX… With a growth rate of 139.8% over the course of three years and a 30% growth rate from 2008 to 2009, Corporate Floors is a company to watch. Founded by Thomas Holland in 1997, the company installs, maintains and recycles commercial flooring, and is a member of the MilliCare franchise network and the StarNet Commercial Flooring Partnership.

When asked how he accomplished this remarkable growth, especially in today’s difficult business climate, Mr. Holland said that his team focuses closely on clients’ needs and make rigorously sure of consistently good service. This, in combination with a unique menu of sustainable products and services, gives Corporate Floors a strong competitive advantage.

"Our installations are increasing," Mr. Holland continued. "So we have to be increasingly vigilant about understanding what each client needs, and providing flawless, friendly service. Corporate Floors remains a team of experienced, dedicated professionals, and we give every client our most efficient, thorough, and cost–effective best."

Corporate Floors will soon move their facility into a 32,000 square ft. building, giving them the room they need as they continue to grow.

Since 2007, Corporate Floors has had a "zero carpet to landfill" pledge, the first company to do so. At the same time, they started TexasCarpetRecycling.com, which finds a home other than landfill for all old carpet, no matter the fiber or backing type. Texas Carpet Recycling is a local, full service landfill diversion alternative for commercial carpet, offering end–users, dealers, and mills an efficient local alternative to expensive, unsustainable landfills.

Through their partnership with American Forests, Corporate Floors has planted over 1500 trees to date with American Forests’ ReLeaf program. The company plants one tree for every ton of carpet diverted from landfill, and an additional tree for every signature received at trade shows.

For more information please contact Network Design and Communications; Phone: 212/431-4675; Fax: 212/431-5786; Email: kat@networknyc.com.