Imperial Floor Rentals is owned and run by Benjamin Suchil. The business specializes in event flooring rentals. This includes bespoke dance floors, staging facades, bar/DJ veneers, cake, ceremony stages, vinyl graphics, and ceremonial aisles/runners.
The mission of Imperial Floors is to help its clients make lifelong memories. Their goal is to provide high-quality services in a timely manner, while providing complete transparency at each stage of a project. Benjamin’s company has been devoted to offering the best quality service from its inception, emphasizing quality while maintaining clear and concise communication with customers throughout the rental process. One of the ways that Benjamin Suchil and his staff stand out from their competition is how customizable they make each experience, catering to each project’s specific venue, budget, and theme.
Even though Imperial Floor Rentals has only been around for a short time, they have already started forming an impressive partner network of caterers, photographers, hair & makeup artists, bakeries, videographers, entertainers, florists, venues, and party & gift consultants. Benjamin believes in supporting other local businesses whenever possible. He has worked with LeForce Entertainment, Balloon Therapy, Bravo Entertainment, The Westin Dallas Downtown, Grant Daniels Photography, Pop Parties, David Kimmel Design, Nightowl Coffee Cart, Nice Shot Films, Emerald City Band, Katherine Jezek Design, Fancy Cakes by Lauren, and Acrylic Sticks.
At a corporate event in Dallas, Benjamin and imperial Floors joined a handful of designers, photographers, caterers, and other event professionals to host a Back to School event at The Westin Dallas Downtown. Following the instruction panel and Q&A segment, visitors got a break from their school day at a smart recess-themed party.
Benjamin lives in a region of Texas that is, essentially, the best of both worlds for urbanites and suburbanites. Forney is easily accessible by Highway 80, making it a perfect bedroom town for Dallas commuters. Even though there are tens of thousands of residents, there is a down-home feeling amongst the population. The community works hard to maintain a balance of the past and present with a keen eye on the future. The primary focus from a commercial standpoint is to attract the facilities that its expanding population needs, while investing in infrastructure projects for recreational, employment, and health and safety purposes. These include parks, trails, and roads. Forney works hard to assist local entrepreneurs in the reimagining of its historic downtown area, once known as the “Antique Capital of Texas.”
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