Rethink Your Materials and Skills

It has been a while since I posted anything, so I decided that a quick note would be better than nothing at all. I have been involved in several projects lately that utilize materials in unique ways or in new areas that expand the use of resinous materials. It is important to continually search out new ways to utilize materials so that possible business opportunities don’t pass you by. The expansion of resinous materials into more areas of each project helps the industry as a whole. The more innovative a contractor can get with details and specialty applications the more they set themselves apart from other finishes. When the “skill” of a particular application is unique, it gives that contractor a competitive edge and elevates the industry as a whole.

My challenge goes out to both customers and contractors alike; don’t accept average work, but constantly strive for the best finish and detail for each project. It is important to realize that one size does not fit all, and even though it may cost a little more, hiring a contractor that has a mastery of their trade is more important than hiring the low bidder…especially if you expect the exceptional.

Moral: Be the best that you can be at what every skill you work at and you will be rewarded with respect and repeat business!