We asked WFB followers on Facebook and Instagram what their pickiest habits are on wood flooring jobs. Here’s what they said.
Victor Hernandez
If something is not right, I'm not coating it until it's fixed. Double-checking everything before even throwing the first coat on.
Jeff Keesling
Making sure the new guy stretches the cords out straight first instead of attempting to roll them up from a tangled pile.
Thomas Lane
Yelling at all the other trades trying to invade my space.
Christopher Morrison
No talking in the house!
Jeremy Harrison
The way my cords get rolled up. Nobody’s allowed to touch them but me. I roll all my cords up, counterclockwise starting from the male end.
Marc McCalla
Paying attention to all the small things. They are the things that make the biggest differences in the end of my projects.
Chuck Bailey
No one is allowed to carry my saws. EVER!
Kenny Freshcorn
Scratches on the edges and corners.
Adam Reynolds
Vacuuming the vents and baseboards!
Jason Kng
Making sure you get a referral for the next job. 😎
Leonard A. Hall
Cleanliness.
Brad Neubert
Keeping things in order and cleaning up before the end of each day to where the only thing to see is progress … it's the little things that make the biggest impact.
Jim Hyde
I hate seeing piles of bundle straps. Clean as you go!
Bill Bagley
I have about 12, but my guy will say I have 40-plus.
Van A. Stahl
Too many to list.
Paul Lang
Detailing, detailing and more detailing.
Dallas Day
Cleaning my equipment and packing the truck so it is ready for the next job.
Rusty Tatroe
Scraping.
Donald C. Bouchard
Stressing far more about quality than quantity!
Follow @WoodFloorBusiness on Facebook and Instagram for your next chance to be featured!
