Floors are an integral aspect of any home. They hold our furniture, carry our feet and are our foundation. Since floors support so much physical and figurative weight, they need a modern update every once in and while. Redoing the floors in your home is, more often than not, a costly project.

Your kitchen floor comes up against all kinds of dirt, grime and wear and tear from heavy feet, falling pots and pans as well as spills from burning liquids. Thus, your kitchen floor must be tough enough to withstand all the various things that get thrown its way, while still looking stylish and blending in with the overall decor of your home.

If you’re looking for a career in the construction industry where teamwork is essential and perfectionism is—at long last—valued, consider becoming a resilient interior flooring layer. This little-known profession, although essential, is seeing a significant labour shortage as a result of a large number of workers retiring.