About — Yorkshore
The people behind the specification.
Yorkshore recommends and supplies commercial flooring across Florida and New England — working alongside architects and designers, project managers, and general contractors in healthcare, education, corporate, and commercial projects.
A room at Winnie Palmer Hospital — the kind of environment Yorkshore’s recommendations are made for.
01 — Who we serve
Four desks, one drawing set.
The same project reaches us from different directions. An architecture and design practice wants the palette and the performance data; a project manager wants the schedule held; a general contractor wants the material on site, correct, the first time. Yorkshore is built to answer all of them — including the facilities team that inherits the floor.
A clinical floor at Winnie Palmer Hospital — the standard every recommendation is judged against, years after handover.
A plank-to-tile transition at Winnie Palmer — the kind of detail resolved on the drawing, not in the field.
Architects and designers
Palette, precedent, and performance data — samples and specification support for the sector the floor is drawn for.
Project managers
One dedicated account executive carries the order from first sample to punch list, with dates that mean something.
General contractors
Material on site as specified — adhesives, prep, and transitions resolved before they become field questions.
Facilities teams
The floor after handover — maintenance regimes, references, and products chosen to keep man-hours down.
02 — How we work
One account executive, sample to punch list.
Every Yorkshore project is carried by one dedicated account executive — the same person who sends the first sample, checks the adhesive against the substrate, and walks the punch list. Colors, materials, widths, adhesives: the questions are answered by someone who has met them before.
Hand-tufted Alarwool at The Wall Street Hotel, New York — the state of the project when the punch list closes.
The model
Experience, on call.
Years of field experience on best industry practice, available from the first flooring question — not the first purchase order. Recommendations come with the reasoning attached: why this material, this adhesive, this gauge, for this space.
03 — Where we work
Florida and New England, county by county.
From the Gulf Coast to the Canadian border, Yorkshore covers every county in Florida and all six New England states — each with its own dedicated account executive. If you are not sure who covers yours, find your representative and start there.
Mirra plank at a Florida hospital entrance — specified, supplied, and still in service.
04 — Start
Begin with a sample, not a commitment.
The fastest way to judge a floor is to hold it. Order samples to your desk — or start with the record: the case studies and letters from facilities teams are on this site.
Samples
The sample kit comes to you.
Choose the products, and your account executive follows up with pricing, availability, and alternates in the same weight class. Order samples, dispatched to your desk.
A Winnie Palmer Hospital corridor — color and inlay set into the field, ready for the traffic to come.
Every project starts with a conversation.
One dedicated account executive carries your project from first sample to final walkthrough — one contact, start to finish.