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the_mia
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5mo ago
Found a weird trick for keeping transitions level on concrete
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joseph448
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5mo ago
Switched to glue-down vinyl after a nightmare at a church job in Dayton
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willowroberts
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5mo ago
Tried self-leveling compound on a sloppy plywood subfloor in Denver last month and it taught me a lesson
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webb.jordan
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5mo ago
That customer in Phoenix who watched me work for 2 hours and then asked if I could 'just nail it down faster'
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wyatt771
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5mo ago
Tried those click-lock vinyl planks after years of glue-down only
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jessicaw54
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5mo ago
Tried a glue assist method on a floating floor install in Tampa...
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elizabetht56
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5mo ago
Had the worst Monday of my life installing engineered hardwood in Nashville
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troyp37
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6mo ago
My old nailer jammed solid on a maple install yesterday and I had to finish the last 200 square feet by hand.
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val223
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6mo ago
Been cutting my own underlayment for years and just realized I'm an idiot
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umab35
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6mo ago
Honestly, a job in Boise last spring changed how I prep concrete
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troy439
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6mo ago
Just saw a stat that vinyl plank fails way more often in basements than I realized
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elizabetht56
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6mo ago
Honestly, I saw a guy in Phoenix try to lay a whole room of LVP without leaving a single expansion gap. Not one. It's gonna buckle in a month.
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maxm63
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6mo ago
Warning: I thought the old glue-down tile in that 1980s Phoenix kitchen was a total loss until I spent a Friday night with a 4-inch scraper blade and a spray bottle of warm water.
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bell.taylor
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6mo ago
A job in an old Seattle house taught me to check for radiant heat before I start
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tyler614
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6mo ago
I finally stopped using a hammer and chisel for tricky cuts around vents
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