Hodge Floors | Blog and News

How Hodge Floors Performed a District 3 Miracle in Only Eight Weeks!

September 26th 2022

Three schools in eight weeks? This is how Hodge does Summer.

Satisfied Customer Review

September 22nd 2022

As a family-owned business for over 55 years, everything we do is built on relationships.

Hodge Floors wants to take some time to highlight all that is happening and impacting our community. We love seeing how different organizations have healthy community growth and prosperity in their heart.

Empty Nesters

Mia Hodge Thompson | October 7th 2021

From our family to yours, here’s to a season of new beginnings, growing families, and getting out of our comfort zones!

Facing the Storms of Life

Mia Hodge Thompson | March 4th 2021

The past year has felt like a “storm that just won’t quit.” This blog offers a bit of perspective, and a glimmer of hope on the horizon.

Hodge Floors: Airlock Install at GSP

Jamie Hodge | January 28th 2021

Check out the story and timelapse video behind our recent high-traffic install at at GSP’s “Airlock.”

Hodge Floors: The Third Generation

September 2nd 2020

It’s a rare thing to have the privilege of being the 3rd generation to carry on a family business. Our family values, principles and standards of excellence are a legacy that we carry with us each and every day.

Spartanburg High School’s Community Dedication

July 8th 2020

Over the past year, Hodge Floors has worked alongside administrators from Spartanburg District 7, as well as designer Lynne Wilson from McMillan Pazdan Smith, to provide beautiful, functional and budget-friendly flooring for the new Spartanburg High School.

Hodge Floors: The Second Generation (1955-1987)

June 22nd 2020

Looking back on 55 years of Hodge Floors, we are reflecting on generations past. Ours is a business that started with our grandfather Charles B. Hodge going from farm to farm on horse and buggy to sell his wares and from his store, Hodge Dry Goods.

Turning 55 with Friends

March 26th 2020

During this time of uncertainty with coronavirus causing our lives to feel shaky, it’s nice to focus on the people, places and businesses that truly anchor our community. Long-standing local businesses become a part of the fabric here.