Circle Floors

Circle Floors is an Everett commercial flooring contractor with a long family-company history and a broad installation mix: carpet, ceramic tile, resilient flooring, and wood flooring. The company says Armando Vesprini started Circle Floors in 1960, and that Michael Vesprini incorporated a new company in 2002 after the original business was sold in 1997. Its work is aimed at commercial and institutional projects rather than ordinary residential calls. Procore lists 81 projects and services that extend from flooring and finish carpentry to tile, ceilings, wall finishes, countertops, and painting and coatings. The company’s project list names offices, universities, hospitals, hotels, and other large facilities, including Boston University, Harvard University, MIT, and the Museum of Fine Arts. The customer comments available are brief and dated: a November 2020 Google review says “Great people,” while 2017 and 2016 reviews describe “Good stuff” and people who are happy to help. Google’s published profile shows 4.8 stars from six ratings, but the written comments do not explain the projects or outcomes, and none is from the last five years. Circle Floors is a sensible fit for commercial flooring or a larger institutional installation where its stated experience matches the scope. Before booking, confirm whether the project is within its commercial service model, which flooring system is appropriate, and who will manage installation and scheduling.