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I’m a commercial flooring installer. Here’s some pics of some of the stuff I’ve done recently…
Sorry for the sideways pics!
Really clean work man! What company?
Poisonfangs85 wrote:
Really clean work man! What company?
Sergenian’s Floor Coverings out of Madison, WI
nice stuff commercial for sure…
Santi_78342 wrote:
Sergenian’s Floor Coverings out of Madison, WI
We generally use Mr.davids flooring. We are doing more work in the Milwaukee area lately, I will have to keep your name in mind.
Very nice work Santi!!
Cool stuff Santi!!
Beautiful work Santi!
That’s some gorgeous work man!
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I like the last one the best, pretty cool looking
Jimbo
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Poisonfangs85 wrote:
We generally use Mr.davids flooring. We are doing more work in the Milwaukee area lately, I will have to keep your name in mind.
Please do. I personally don’t do too much work out in Milwaukee, unless they really need the help, but we do have some great installers out there!
jimboslice wrote:
I like the last one the best, pretty cool looking
Jimbo
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That stuff was some laser cut carpet tile that was a pain to install!
Santi_78342 wrote:
That stuff was some laser cut carpet tile that was a pain to install!
Pain or not you did an awesome job dude
Jimbo
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Wow thats some very nice work Santi. True craftsman you are.
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Thanks everyone!
Very cool stuff! Did they give you creative freedom on the first one or did you have to follow a pattern.. either way it came out awesome
NERemodeling wrote:
Very cool stuff! Did they give you creative freedom on the first one or did you have to follow a pattern.. either way it came out awesome
They had the whole room laid out for me on the print as to which colors went where on that job. I like it better that way versus them giving us a print with a note saying 25% of this color, 25% of this color & 50% of this color. Then we have to go through and make stacks of tile with the correct ratio and lay it. What seems to happen a lot after that is the customer walks in and says,”Ohhhh I don’t like that color there, can you move it over here? Oh you have two of the same colors touching right here, can you move one?”
That gets old quick 😛 I prefer the customer to sit down with the salesman beforehand and draw it out on the print or graph paper as to how they want it laid.
It’s always better to make the customer due the hard part.
