In Miami, successful interiors come from decisions that respect both design intent and real-world performance. After 54 years in business, Ajami Surfaces continues to earn trust the same way it always has: by guiding professionals to the right flooring for the job — and the best value for the build.
When investing in flooring, wouldn’t you wan to work with an expert that has been flooring south Florida for decades? In South Florida, flooring decisions are rarely simple. Miami’s mix of coastal humidity, high-rise living, luxury expectations and fast project timelines means builders and interior designers need more than a showroom — they need a partner with experience. Ajami Surfaces has spent 54 years serving the region as a family-owned, trusted resource for residential and commercial flooring, helping professionals make choices that perform as well as they photograph.
Today’s buyers and homeowners are practical and design-savvy. National renovation data shows kitchen flooring selections cluster around performance-driven materials: vinyl or resilient flooring (22%), hardwood (21%), and ceramic or porcelain tile (20%) in renovated kitchens. That balanced demand mirrors what Miami projects often require: surfaces that resist moisture, handle traffic, and still deliver a premium look.
For builders, product selection is tied to schedules, budgets and buyer expectations. Industry research also highlights luxury vinyl’s broad appeal in new homes, ranking as a top choice across major rooms because it supports durability and speed without sacrificing style. At the same time, resilient categories like LVT remain a dominant force in hard-surface flooring by revenue, underscoring ongoing market preference for materials that balance design and performance. Builders need confident and responsive flooring suppliers that can advise of risks and deliver.
“We are trusted and respected in the flooring industry. Our team has worked together with many builders, designers and installers to bring the best options and floor the residential and commercial spaces,” Raffoul Ajami, CEO Ajami Surfaces. “Through decades of work, I have done installation, I know the materials and understand what customers need. Now, I work with designers and help advise them and provide the best option for the job.”
Raffoul Ajami, in the early years of providing the best flooring in Miami.
Ajami Surfaces’ approach goes beyond selling the latest trend. With decades of hands-on knowledge across Porcelain, ceramic tile, laminate, broadloom carpet, carpet tile, area rugs, vinyl and innovative systems like magnetic flooring, the team helps builders and designers match materials to real job site conditions — humidity exposure, substrate requirements, maintenance expectations, and turnover timelines. That guidance matters, because designers consistently point to execution issues as persistent pain points in finished projects, including improper installation and maintenance challenges.
That is where Ajami Surfaces stands apart. When a client requests a product that is not right for the space — whether due to moisture risk, traffic load, maintenance demands or installation constraints — Ajami Surfaces recommends a better alternative. The goal is not simply to close a sale. It is to protect the project, the relationship and the long-term result.
