job review

Another happy client. I patched carpet that had been snagged by the dog. It was a berber carpet and the patch was nearly invisible;.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5.0  |  03/11/2018
Quality: 5.0
Customer Service: 5.0
Value for Money: 5.0
Review by Joan E. in Menomonee Falls, WI
Project: Repair, Refasten, or Stretch Carpeting
I am so happy with the job Nate did. Now I do not need to have a new carpet installed. He is so personable and efficient. I highly recommend him.

The cheap comes out expensive

Cheap flooring will always end up costing you more money! Oh, how can this be? The time factor of the flooring estimate has been neglected or removed entirely. How long is the floor expected to last? a basic cheap floor (costing $1-$2 per foot) will last 1 to 3 years depending on use and tolerance of a crummy looking floor. During the life of the cheap floor the price goes up and the cheap floor you need, to replace the first cheap floor, costs more. In addition you have to pay someone to tear up the first cheap floor and install the next cheap floor. 2 years later you are at it again. This way you spend $6 per foot to get 3 floors that last a total of 6 years. OR One could spend $5 per foot and get a 10 year floor. That’s how the cheap comes out expensive.

commoditization

The flooring industry has suffered a commoditization crisis over the last several years. Where the craft of installation has been turned into a commodity. A commodity is something that only has one differentiation, price. The “big box” stores have been offering free, or deeply discounted installation prices. This gives the public the illusion that installation of flooring has little or no value. The actual truth is the installation can make or break the flooring materials no matter how high the quality is at the time of purchase. skilled craftsmen are routinely lumped in with the quick and cheap short-cutters who make the floor look installed while taking every short-cut in the book. The cheap comes out expensive. The money you think you saved today could cost you five times as much in the future.