Floormart.

The state insures Floormart under floor and counter covering installation and floor covering retail, which matches what the company advertises. Brands it lists include Shaw, Mohawk, Karastan, Karndean, Congoleum, Armstrong, DalTile, Bedrosians Tile & Stone, Forbo Marmoleum and Duradek. The company says it dates to 1987 and is now under new, family ownership, and the state lists Joshua Mine and Rory Mcmanus as principals since 2026. The crew is small, one to three people, with the owner on the tools. In 2026 it filed public work as a subcontractor for the City of Wenatchee, and the company claims a professional installation guarantee. Floormart fits a homeowner replacing worn carpet or dated vinyl, someone choosing between tile and LVP for a kitchen or bath, or a light commercial space that needs durable sheet goods or carpet. The Duradek work suits a second-story deck or balcony over living space that needs a walkable waterproof surface. The work is surface coverings and membranes, so framing, structural repairs underneath, or heavy industrial epoxy floors belong with a different trade. On a Spokane home, the repair-or-replace question for floors usually comes down to what's underneath. Hardwood in older South Hill and Logan houses can often be sanded and refinished rather than torn out, while a few cracked tiles or a damaged plank can sometimes be swapped if matching stock exists. Replacement makes more sense when the subfloor flexes, when moisture has gotten in, or when carpet has simply worn through. Decks are similar: freeze-thaw cycles open seams over time, and a membrane with soft or rotted sheathing below needs that fixed before any new surface goes down.