Diverzify Opens Offices in Boise, Idaho and Nashville, Tennessee

Atlanta, GA, July 31, 2025-Diverzify, the nation’s largest commercial flooring enterprise, has announced the opening of two new offices in Boise, Idaho, and Nashville, Tennessee- extending the company’s national footprint and strengthening its ability to serve key growth markets across the U.S.

This expansion reflects Diverzify’s continued momentum and long-term investment in regional growth.

Diverzify has opened a Spectra-branded office in the heart of downtown Boise. As one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the country, Boise has experienced a surge in commercial development, with continued investment in tech, healthcare and professional services driving demand for modernized commercial interiors.

Dave Teper has been hired to lead the Boise office. A seasoned professional with three decades of commercial flooring leadership experience, Teper brings extensive operational and project delivery expertise to the role. His background includes building flooring businesses across multiple states and leading large-scale commercial divisions for national organizations.

The new Diverzify-branded Nashville office, located just a few miles north of downtown Nashville, responds to the city’s rapid economic growth and ongoing commercial development across the multi-family, hospitality, and healthcare sectors. Nashville continues to attract large-scale investments and corporate relocations, making it a high-demand market for full-service interior solutions.

The Nashville team is led by Phil Matusz, vice president of operations, and Tom Nowicki, vice president of sales. Matusz relocated from the Chicago region to focus full-time on growing the Southeast region. Nowicki, one of Diverzify’s top-performing sales leaders, brings decades of experience managing key national accounts and strategic partnerships.

Diverzify is the largest commercial flooring and interior services provider in the country with approximately 3,000+ employees and a network of 7,500+ installers and technicians in almost every major market in the U.S.

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