November 1, 2022

The Worship Center in Lancaster recently renovated part of its 1,500-seat sanctuary. The scope of work included new flooring, new paint, and new and additional fabric-wrapped sound panels ¬– all happening in a 3-week window of time. Martin’s Flooring has a long history of partnering with Worship Center on flooring projects. Working alongside Worship Center’s Hospitality Team, Martin’s Flooring helped establish material selections that brought a sense of warmth, color, and style. The planning and design phase became a reality in a little over a year. Martin’s Flooring tackled the removal of the existing broadloom carpet in the sanctuary aisles and stadium seating steps. Ride-on machines were used to help scrape the concrete free of the carpet backing and the old adhesive. Mohawk carpet tile planks were installed in the sanctuary aisles with Johnsonite edge treatment defining the lines between the aisles and existing stained concrete seating areas. Shaw Contract broadloom carpet was cut, bound, and installed on the stadium seating and main stage steps. Johnsonite stair nosing adds finishing detail as well as provides safety underfoot. Johnsonite wall base was used to replace the existing carpet base throughout the sanctuary’s perimeter. We understand the diverse flooring issues in the worship environment, from addressing mixed-use spaces and environmental considerations to the need for low maintenance and lasting value. We provide professional, local-based installation to ensure it is done right and provide a schedule based on the needs of the project. Worship Center’s sanctuary project was the first since they opened their doors in 2010, and it was a success on all accounts. The contractors involved worked well together to complete the project with excellence and promptly.