Joe AlbanyJoe Albany is flooring industry sales manager at Fostoria, Ohio-based Seneca Millwork.TechniquesHelpful Tips to Avoid Trouble with Wood Floor MoldingsWhen you're dealing with a big wood flooring job, it's easy to overlook a piece of trim or molding that didn't get ordered. Unfortunately, payment on the job can be held up by one piece of T-mold. Now you're in a rush because you may have to wait for two weeks on a special order piece of molding. Sound familiar? I have a saying I like to use in our industry: "Don't shoot the molding guy!" Of course I say that, because I am the molding guy, but it isn't usually my fault! Here are some things to keep in mind about trim and moldings that can make your wood flooring jobs go more smoothly.October 2, 2013Page 1 of 1Top StoriesRecoatingHow We Do These Floors: Recoating The Worst of the WorstWe dialed in a recoating process that worked, even on the most demanding jobs—here’s my advice for a recoating process that works.Stain/Custom ColorPrevent This Common Complaint: The Stain Won’t DryRetailGoing the Distance: See the Winners of the 2026 WFB Outstanding Retailer AwardsNewsEnter WFB's 2026 Ultimate Wood Floor Guy/Gal Contest by Oct. 1Sponsor ContentThink Like A Brand: Why Your Flooring Business Needs A Real Identity
