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What We Do
Founded in 1950 by a commercial flooring installer, Jack Laurie Group now operates across the Midwest and specializes in projects from the common to the complex.
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Commercial Cleaning
Crafting customized plans to solve a variety of challenges in high-traffic, low-traffic areas, and everywhere in between. You’ll never have to worry about managing the process - we handle every detail for you.
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Commercial Floors
For almost 7 decades, Jack Laurie Group has coordinated, installed, and maintained flooring solutions for commercial spaces. We specialize in solving problems for customers by dreaming up innovative flooring ideas.
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Epoxy & Resinous Floors
Providing epoxy and resinous solutions to a wide spectrum of markets, including healthcare, life sciences, educational, civic and industrial clients. We create custom designs that are more like artwork than just flooring.
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Sport & Athletic Floors
Our team acts as a resource for sports facility stakeholders, providing the right flooring and maintenance solutions for when it matters most, including hardwood basketball courts and locker room flooring.
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Commercial Interiors
Hitting the mark means creating solutions not just for visual impact, but for your health, comfort, visibility, and ease of use. From drywall and framing to painting and ceilings, we can handle all your interior needs.
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Residential Flooring
Two storefront locations to serve customers in Fort Wayne and Indianapolis. We offer a wide range of high-quality flooring products at fair prices, and we specialize in personalized, high-touch service.
ExploreFeatured Work
University of Indianapolis
The University’s basketball court was nearing the end of its lifespan and had very little give. The university wanted a hardwood flooring system with better shock-absorption to protect athletes from injuries, but also required a floor durable enough for the strain of concerts and other high-traffic events.
Grand Wayne Conference Center
Last renovated in the 90s, the Grand Wayne Center’s 10,000-square-foot main ballroom, which divides into several smaller ballrooms, was in desperate need of modernization. However, the event center could not shut down completely to accommodate the work.
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