PB November 2000

T here are times when thinking about the future can lead to great things. For homebuilders, this is one of those times.

Two new entries in the Classic Flooring line are Country Oak, a new rendition of the ever-popular rustic oak and Fresco

Last January, we introduced the concept for this column—a list of dos and don’ts for a new home building company organized to grow toward local market domination.

A new American exotic hardwood called Pecan Plank has classic tones and clear grains of Pecan and is a 5-ply engineered product offered in random lengths from 10” to 48”.

I believe there are some “always” and “nevers” it is important for everyone in business—and in life—to remember. I’ve been lucky, a lot of these truths I’ve learned from a lot of you.

Inspired by the coloring and textures found in the natural environment, Classic Elegance, shown in Courtyard, features a tough, durable 25-mil satin-gloss urethane wearlayer and debuts in five initial designs and 24 colors

While we cultivate a culture of “quality zealots” in our teams, too often we seem to allow the weaknesses in the group the opportunity to illustrate who we are and, unfortunately, it usually happens in front of the home buyer.

Shown in Lincoln Square Bronze Memories, Armstrong Laminate Flooring is a “floating floor” and does not have to be nailed or glued to the subfloor.

The character and feel of this new home may make you second-guess its newness.

Featuring the look of fine furniture in hardwood flooring is the engineered wood collection called American Classics.