ENVIRONMENTAL | SCS ENVIRONTMENTAL

SCS Flooring Systems is deeply committed to caring for the environment and continually strives to improve its environmentally responsible policies. As demand continues to grow for environmentally friendly flooring products, SCS prepares to meet those demands with leading-edge flooring options and environmentally sound installation practices. In addition, SCS appreciates the challenges inherent in evaluating and selecting products that have the least detrimental and/or most beneficial impact on the environment, and has extensive knowledge and experience to assist each client in this evaluation process
SCS Flooring Systems is a proud member of the ReSource Commercial Flooring Network. This member owned network of professional commercial flooring contractors work together to share ideas and develop best practices for sustainability. SCS contributes to and participates in environmental responsible practices through the ReSource's national material collection and recycle program as summarized below.
Information taken from www.resourceconnect.com:

Our Sustainability Vision

SUSTAINABILITY EXTENDS BEYOND PRODUCING ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE PRODUCTS.
ReSource takes a holistic approach to the environment Our focus is on waste management; delivery of sustainable and responsible products & services; and extending the life of the flooring investment - reducing raw material consumption. ReSource is continuously evaluating methods and processes to reduce and eliminate material waste and other non- value added processes that negatively impact our environment.
Ecollect, our national collection and logistics network, works to reduce materials sent to the landfill, by collecting installation waste material, samples and material removed for new flooring installations. ReSource analyzes the various processes for reclaiming these materials based on its economical and environmental impact. We will then recommend the most effective, economical and sustainable process for those materials - i.e. recycling, upcycling, downcycling or repurposing.