Atlanta Flooring Company Glover's Flooring America to Celebrate 80th Anniversary in 2011

Glover's Flooring America, a leading Atlanta flooring company, commemorates 80 years of providing Atlanta with fine flooring.

2011-04-20

ATLANTA, GA, April 20, 2011 (Press-News.org) Atlanta carpet and flooring company, Glover's Flooring America, will celebrate its 80th year of business in 2011. Glover's is a family-owned Atlanta flooring company offering huge selections of carpet, hardwood floors, tile, laminate, vinyl and area rugs.

With eight decades of experience, Glover's is strengthened by a knowledgeable and passionate design staff that works with interior designers, contractors and homeowners to satisfy every customer's flooring need.

"We pride ourselves on providing the highest quality flooring and a staff that can understand and benefit our customers," explains Judi Provence, Atlanta flooring expert and owner of Glover's Flooring America. "Our 80 year anniversary is an example of the level of commitment Glover's has had in striving for these goals in the Atlanta metro area. We are delighted to serve the Atlanta community in the future, just as we have in the past. "

Glover's Flooring America has a 6,000 square foot showroom with one of the largest selections of Atlanta flooring - including hardwood flooring, area rugs, ceramic tile, laminate, vinyl flooring, and carpet.

Customer satisfaction is an objective that works hand in hand with its extensive selection. Glover's offers a replacement guarantee. Within the first 30 days after installation, if a customer is not happy with their floor for any reason, only the installation charge will stand and Glover's will replace the floor with a comparable floor of equal value. In addition, Glover's stands by its installation with a lifetime guarantee. If any problems arise with a customer's flooring due to installation, Glover's will correct the problem free of charge.

Over its 80 years of business, Glover's Flooring America has made customers its top priority. Glover's has developed a rapport and trust with flooring manufacturers, ensuring the best prices for customers. With the best prices, Glover's targets satisfaction from selection through installation. That, in turn, has created a confidence with customers.

In recognition of its anniversary, Glover's Flooring America plans to continue its tradition of high quality Atlanta flooring and comprehensive customer satisfaction.

Glover's Flooring America, located in Historic Chamblee at 3510 Chamblee Dunwoody Road, is a locally owned and operated flooring business that has served the Metro Atlanta area since 1931. Glover's Flooring America is home to a 6000 square foot showroom with thousands of samples of carpet, hardwood flooring, laminate flooring, vinyl flooring, area rugs, ceramic tile and more. Glover's sets itself apart from other flooring companies through personalized customer service, a lifetime installation warranty and competitive prices.

For more information, visit www.gloversfloors.net.

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