Good work sir! It amazes me that they are guys out there that do not vacuum their jobs. In my opinion, it is a necessary step. The last thing I want is the customer to find a random string along the wall or a random defect in the carpet that could have been easily addressed if not missed because of not vacuuming. And I think its the most satisfying part of any carpet job.
This client stated that I did not need to vacuum. She was very passionate about vacuuming! But I expressed my concerns with leaving strings or untucked carpet and wanted to make sure everything was top-notch before I left.
I like to let that thermoplastic seam sealer get good and warm before putting the seamer down now on. Especially this time of the year where it’s just a bit colder in the house.
Good work sir! It amazes me that they are guys out there that do not vacuum their jobs. In my opinion, it is a necessary step. The last thing I want is the customer to find a random string along the wall or a random defect in the carpet that could have been easily addressed if not missed because of not vacuuming. And I think its the most satisfying part of any carpet job.
This client stated that I did not need to vacuum. She was very passionate about vacuuming! But I expressed my concerns with leaving strings or untucked carpet and wanted to make sure everything was top-notch before I left.
That look so so awesome ❤💯
I like using z bar, when ever possible. Makes a nice clean finish.
I agree! Sometimes it’s a little tough, especially if you have a stiff Carpet, but the finish is much nicer
Another day another beautiful job well done
Thank you for watching!
Completely agree with the prep for seams. Some of those big lounges with multiple seams to prep takes ages! 👍🍻
I wish I could express my enthusiasm with you but carpet in winter is just blah lol
I do understand! It is sometimes not ideal to haul everything into the house right away! I was lucky on this project I had the room
Yeah I usually just do hard surface all winter and carpet in the summer, just makes more sense for me
Why do you use a weight before the seemer down?
I like to let that thermoplastic seam sealer get good and warm before putting the seamer down now on. Especially this time of the year where it’s just a bit colder in the house.